CEHD News

The recent Learning to Improve Conference provided Education Leadership students an opportunity to showcase how they would identify and address a problem of practice as an aspiring PK-12 school or division leader. Read more...

CEHD awarded SEED Funding to 10 interdisciplinary research projects during 2026–27, supporting innovative scholarship that addresses challenges in education, health, human development, and community well-being. Read more...

Myles Charley, Associate Director of Development for George Mason University's College of Education and Human Development (CEHD), has been elected to the Old Town Fairfax Business Association (OTFBA) Board of Directors, serving in an ex officio capacity. Read more...

By combining her kinesiology major with a coaching minor and a passion for football, CEHD student Maya McAfee is helping Lightridge High School score big on the flag football field. Read more...

Led by faculty from George Mason’s College of Science and College of Education and Human Development, this program helped teachers explore quantum concepts, consider age-appropriate approaches for their classrooms, and examine how quantum learning can build from elementary school through higher education. Read more...

Learning Design and Technology students are turning theory into practice through a new internship partnership at the U.S. International Trade Commission. Read more...

The new articulation agreement provides undergraduate Kinesiology students at George Mason with a clear pathway for admission to Shenandoah's Doctor of Physical Therapy Program. Read more...

Electrical engineering student Toan Do is exploring his passion for robotics through research, leadership, and hands-on experiences at George Mason. This summer, he brought that experience to ACCESS Academy, mentoring high school students while developing his own skills as an emerging engineer and leader. Read more...

"The Legacy Award and Fund by WIN and Dr. Brenda G. Pitts" recognizes rising female scholars in academia who focus on gender inequities in sport management. Read more...

The second annual ACCESS Academy AI summer camp prepares students for the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. Read more...