Education & Human Development
Education & Human Development
UofL therapists in the national spotlight for volunteering time, services to support racial justice...
As protesters hit Louisville’s downtown in summer 2020 to seek racial justice, some skilled supporters mobilized to look after them.
There, at a table labeled...
UofL’s graduate student enrollment increases
As the University of Louisville resumed a fully open campus and face-to-face classes for the fall 2021 semester, preliminary enrollment figures showed a 2%...
UofL doctoral student pursues degree to ‘prepare the world’ for students with autism
Lorita Rowlett, like so many students, wears a variety of hats: mother, teacher and student, to name a few.
Rowlett is pursuing her doctoral degree...
UofL alumnus returns to give College of Business students a leg up
Raymond Green, a Louisville native, UofL alumnus and former Cardinal Ambassador, has been named executive director of undergraduate programs for the College of Business.
Green...
UofL student earns Child Development Associate certification in spite of adversity, pandemic
Certain people enter your life at just the right time. That’s Jenny Warren’s story. She had moved to Louisville, was living in a homeless...
Louisville Teacher Residency program celebrates inaugural graduates and incoming class
After graduation of the inaugural class of students in May, the second group of Louisville Teacher Residency students pick up the baton to begin...
UofL named a ‘transfer-friendly’ institution
In the past five years, an average of more than 1,500 students a year have transferred into the University of Louisville from other institutions.
Earlier...
UofL’s new director of student involvement is ready for campus life to return
There are the three Rs of education--reading, writing, ‘rithmatic--and the three Rs of sustainability--reduce, reuse, recycle.
Then there are Quantá Taylor’s three Rs.
When the new...
Personal connections inspire UofL’s new grant-funded project related to youth formerly in foster care
The College of Education and Human Development’s Center for Economic Education has received a $130,000, two-year grant from ECMC Foundation to study how colleges...
UofL student research aimed at helping river towns drive tourism, development
University of Louisville student researchers are helping river towns use recreation to drive tourism and economic development.
As part of an honors class, a group...