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Advancing Leadership, Research and Educational Impact

The School of Human Development and Organizational Studies in Education (HDOSE) celebrates the accomplishments of its faculty, students, programs and research centers. The school’s nationally recognized programs include counselor education and educational leadership and policy, according to U.S. News and World Report.

HDOSE faculty and students advance research and practice through initiatives such as the Institute of Higher Education (IHE), Collaborative Assessment and Program Evaluation Services (CAPES) and the Education Policy Research Center. The school also brings together education leaders, researchers and policymakers by sponsoring the National Education Finance Conference annually. Explore the latest news to learn more about HDOSE faculty and student accomplishments, research discoveries, awards, partnerships and contributions to education.

HDOSE News

Justin Ortagus Spearheads Two Studies in Top Education Journals

College of Education professor Justin Ortagus is a prominent figure in educational research, dedicated to advancing our understanding of higher education. His collaborative efforts have led to two seminal studies that address pivotal issues in education, setting a...

From courtroom to classroom: Chris Thomas’ new book strengthens legal literacy for school leaders

Education policy is a complex and constantly evolving field. Chris Thomas, J.D., Ph.D., is working to enhance legal literacy for the next generation of educational leaders through his contributions to the most recent edition of “The Principal’s Legal Handbook.” The...

Comparative and International Education Event

Comparative and International Education Event "Fostering Our Global Community" Wednesday, November 19, 2008 Terrace Room, Norman Hall 12:30pm-5:00pm The College of Education welcomes you for the celebration of International Education Week! Please join us to explore...