News and updates from the College of Education and Human Development
Categories: Events, Holiday, Human Interest, News
“All the leaves are brown, and the sky is gray…” It’s a line from “California Dreamin’,” and it sounds a lot like November in Grand Forks. Between classes and everything else on your calendar, make time to see what’s happening around UND. Here are a few events to check out this week. CEHD Events AI […]
How do young children make sense of the world around them? A partnership between our College and the University Children’s Learning Center (UCLC) is exploring how nature, movement, and everyday experiences help preschoolers build skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Since 2024, CEHD faculty members Drs. Elizabeth Suazo-Flores, Amber Adgerson, and Chris McGrail […]
Categories: Historic, Human Interest
Each year, Labor Day offers Americans an opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate the countless individuals whose work strengthens our communities and shapes our nation’s future. While many associate the holiday with cookouts, family gatherings, and the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day was established to honor something far more enduring: the contributions of working […]
The following post was written by Komal Mangle on behalf of the CEHD Student Council. She has served as the council’s president since its formation in 2025. A door is always open. Have you ever heard a classmate say, almost in a whisper, “I wish I’d known about that sooner”? The assistantship was quietly filled. […]
Categories: Awards, Events, Human Interest, News, Student Recognition
THE TLC BLOG IS BACK!!! After a year off, we’re touching grass and posting again Alright chat – lore drop! We Have a New Student Council – and You Can Join CEHD elected its first Student Council for the 2025-26 academic year. The council is advised by […]
Categories: Events, Research, Student Recognition
CEHD students experienced place-based science learning focused on bird migration Science learning is an important part of the curriculum for all PreK-12 students. That foundational learning begins at the elementary level. Recently, a group of future elementary school teachers took an extra step towards expanding their own science understanding through place-based learning in the Red […]