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College of Education
The University of North Texas has been an innovator in preparing educators since being established in 1890 as a teacher’s college. Today, the College of Education continues this tradition by developing professionals who help others reach their full potential through powerful learning, social-emotional wellness, physical health and civic engagement. The college offers 12 bachelor’s degrees, 19 master’s and 15 doctoral concentrations that provide the training and field experience needed to teach people how to live more productive lives.
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Years of preparing teachers and educational leaders
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Faculty Development Grants awarded
This 19-year-old is the youngest known Ph.D at UNT
UNT associate professor shares SIDS risk factors, offers safe infant sleep practices
As a new mom, University of North Texas educational psychology associate professor Wendy Middlemiss was dissatisfied with information on safe infant sleep. She made infant sleep research a priority and dedicated years of study to best practices for parents when it comes to bedtime for babies.
UNT research shows benefits of spore-based probiotic supplements
College faculty recognized for excellence
Two College of Education faculty members were among the educators celebrated at UNT’s 2018 Salute to Faculty Excellence for their dedication through research, service and education.
Angie Cartwright, an assistant professor in the Department of Counseling and Higher Education, received the Presidential Early Career Professor Award at the Oct. 5 ceremony. Julie Leventhal, lecturer in the Department of Educational Psychology, received the ‘Fessor Graham Award, named after the late Professor Floyd Graham.