Together, we are No. 1
Whether we are serving students from the desks of our lecture halls or virtually from the comfort of their homes, we strive to provide the most enriching student experience to all.
Elyse Hambacher named emerging scholar by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education
Hambacher’s research focuses on teaching and learning in high-poverty and urban schools and exploring social justice in the context of education.
Exceptional Children honors two COE faculty for impactful contributions
Patricia Snyder and Nicholas Gage were awarded Reviewer of the Year by Exceptional Children, the nation’s most respected scholarly journal in special education.
A dear friend to many
It is with great sadness that we share the loss of Emeritus Professor in Higher Education, David S. Honeyman, Jr.
A lifetime of dedicated service
It is with a heavy heart we share the loss of triple Gator Mark A. Koorland.
When report cards go out on Fridays, child abuse increases on Saturdays, study finds
Anita Zucker Center assistant research scientist Melissa Bright found when Florida public schools distribute report cards on Fridays, there is a fourfold increase in confirmed child abuse reports on the following Saturdays.
When school choice means school’s choice
Isaac McFarlin, assistant professor of education and economics, released a new study examining the school choice process.
