Education & Human Development
Education & Human Development
UofL education majors apply training in actual classrooms
The University of Louisville’s teacher education program is providing hands-on experience for education majors and students training to become teachers. UofL has a classroom...
Students opening on-campus food pantry to address food insecurity
The Cardinal Cupboard food pantry, a sustainability and social justice initiative of Student Involvement addressing campus food insecurity, will open Jan. 31 in the...
UofL’s Army ROTC commissions five officers
The University of Louisville’s Army ROTC has commissioned more than 400 officers during its 36-year history, and five more were added Dec. 13 during...
6-year-old is UofL planetarium space camp’s biggest fan
Every day during this summer’s weeklong Space Adventure Camp at Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium, Olivia Belicove arrived wearing space-themed clothing, much of...
72-year-old UofL grad sets example for grandchildren
Norma Miller finished college more than 40 years after she started. At age 72, Miller was the oldest graduate at the University of Louisville's...
Breaking down barriers for non-traditional students
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UofL professors educating Kentucky’s teachers on big data, computer science
Two University of Louisville professors hope their summer spent educating educators has a ripple effect on students throughout Kentucky public schools.
Professors Stephanie Philipp from...
True grit: UofL graduate and her family persevere despite tough times
Graduation Day — and Mother’s Day, too — is looking pretty sweet for Tiffany Trevino-Jones.
That’s because, in addition to her own graduation May 12...
UofL students spend spring break seeking social justice
About a year ago, as a freshman, Sarah Holder fell in love with UofL’s Alternative Service Break Trips.
“I loved the service aspect, that instead...
UofL leading nationwide efforts to improve care for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities
At one time, people with intellectual/developmental disabilities (IDD) were mostly children. Thanks to medical advances and the deinstitutionalization movement, the number of adults living...