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College of Education & Human Development

On April 11, UND alum, law professor will discuss balancing two worlds

Students will study kinesiology, communication, business and computer science, among other topics, in pursuit of new degree

Teachers benefit from unique UND partnership program that helps them attain master’s degree

Eddie Faye Gates, renowned historian of 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, died Dec. 9; deserves to be recognized among UND’s great alums

Players, take note: To coaches, attitude matters most, says UND’s Grant Tomkinson, senior author of study

UND kinesiology major helps NASA determine if spacesuit has the Right Stuff for top astronaut performance

Fellowship Bridge Program offers student researchers out-of-this-world experience

Veterans Day tribute to Carl ‘Cully’ Ekstrom, a UND graduate who gave his life for his country during World War II

Return of UND-based bureau will support College of Education and Human Development’s research mission

Kinesiologists at North Dakota’s two largest universities find synergies in collaborating on, publishing research

President Armacost focuses on core values at UND, welcomes new provost

Jeff Maliskey’s dissertation will explore that history, from Thom Higgins in the 1960s to the 10 Percent Society in the 1980s and beyond

Collaborative project out of UND addresses English-learning needs of Grand Forks’ diverse immigrant and refugee population

Online and accelerated teaching degrees get students into their careers faster, wherever the students are

Society of Professors of Education honors UND historian of education, whose writing has also appeared in The Washington Post