Education & Human Development
Education & Human Development
Margaret Pentecost receives George J. Howe Distinguished Staff Award
For her longtime and tireless commitment to her role on the University of Louisville’s staff and her positive impact on the Cardinal community, Margaret...
UofL to train teachers in literacy-boosting program
The University of Louisville College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) has received an $80,000 grant to boost reading skills in young children.
The grant...
Two U.S. Army colonels are first women in UofL fellow program
Two colonels in the U.S. Army are the first women to participate in the Army War College Fellows program at the University of Louisville.
Col....
New degree helps educators in health professions bridge gap between the clinic and academia
Employment in the health care industry is booming, with an expected growth of 2.6 million jobs from 2020 to 2030 according to the U.S....
How a classical Indian dance gives UofL statistician outlet to champion social justice
Left brain or right brain? Most people, whether analytical or creative, focus on one skill. However, Prathiba Natesan Batley challenges this idea by excelling...
Sen. Mitch McConnell visits UofL to announce $20 million in federal funding for cybersecurity...
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell announced today that $20 million in new federal funding soon will be available for training cybersecurity professionals through programs...
Hope through horses UofL employee's counseling connections help others cope
Motivated by his daughters and propelled by the pandemic, Eric Wright ’94,’01 found a way to help them and others by starting with a...
After more than 20 years, this UofL grad made a longtime goal reality
In 2001, Matt Crouch moved from the small town of Springfield, Kentucky, to Louisville to attend the University of Louisville. He settled into Unitas...
UofL carpenter sets up the stage that he will walk across
Rob Elliott is a University of Louisville carpenter in Physical Plant.
“I am a carpenter for Belknap and Athletics facilities,” Elliott said. “As a carpenter,...
Disadvantaged students pay a price to move up, says education prize winner
Disadvantaged college students pay a heavy ethical and emotional price to become upwardly mobile, says a scholar who on Dec. 8 was named winner...