College of Education and Human Development

Research of learning technologies associate professor Jered Borup mentioned in New York Times article on virtual classrooms Read more...

Students in a hospitality, tourism and event management information systems course planned a virtual web conference with hospitality experts. Read more...

Former CEHD dean Jeff Gorrell remembered for mastery as educator and artist. Read more...

Transformative Teaching Associate Professor Jenice View honored with Earle C. Williams Presidential Medal for Faculty Excellence in Social Impact. Read more...

CEHD providing educational webinars and resources to help families sheltered at home. Read more...

Director of School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management has been a CEHD faculty member since 2005. Read more...

CEHD professor inspires math teachers to engage students with creative virtual instruction. Read more...

CEHD professors conduct global webinars on how to teach English online to children and teenagers. Read more...

CEHD Dean Mark Ginsberg has been named Interim Provost and Executive Vice President of George Mason University. Read more...

Beck Foundation bestows faculty fellowship gift to support School of Kinesiology, Patriot Performance Lab and Mason athletic department. Read more...

Kinesiology professor Margaret Jones collaborates on study with Mayo Clinic that finds vitamin D deficiency in college athletes playing indoor sports. Read more...

Mason offers Korean teachers professional development training and hands-on experience. Read more...

Mason heads effort to recruit more teachers for the visually impaired and blind. Read more...

CEHD tourism and events management professor Min Park expects coronavirus to have a serious impact on U.S. tourism. Read more...

Mason LIFE grad Chris Carter (’16) to participate in NBA All-Star Weekend with Special Olympics. Read more...

CEHD professor Jatin Ambegaonkar collaborates with CHHS, CVPA for study on effects of arts engagement on health of older adults. Read more...

Professor Stephanie Dailey brings rich local counseling experience into her Mason classroom. Read more...

University, CEHD factor into success of 2019 Virginia Education Summit. Read more...

New counseling professor Melchior talks about the gift of being a counselor. Read more...

Mason awarded three doctoral grants to prepare the next generation of special education faculty. Read more...

Athletic Training Professor Shane Caswell contributing to research that will use saliva to diagnose and monitor concussions. Read more...

Education moves up in Times Higher Education World University rankings. Read more...

TEACHERtrack@Mason program helps fight Virginia’s teacher shortage. Read more...

Mason team encourages high school students to speak out. Read more...

Q&A with Professor Sam Steen. Read more...

Successful book series and new Massive Open Online Course help professor spread best teaching practices globally. Read more...

Mason among 13 institutions earning recognition for leadership and commitment to continuous improvement. Read more...

Counseling professor thinks back on Mason career and her many students. Read more...

The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) approved the School of Education, the School of Kinesiology, and the School of Sport, Recreation, and Tourism Management. Read more...

Dean Mark Ginsberg announced the addition of six new instructional faculty for the 2019-20 school year. Read more...

Graduate students learn ways to mix music, dance, and drama into curriculum. Read more...

Counselors Without Borders founder reflects on time at Mason. Read more...

CEHD faculty, students test data-collection process with ‘dry run’ at Mason’s Child Development Center. Read more...

Counseling professor Fred Bemak recommends culturally responsive model of psycho-social support Read more...

The George Mason University Board of Visitors today unanimously voted to appoint former Virginia Secretary of Education Anne Holton as the university’s interim president. The appointment will take effect August 1. Read more...

Drops in students pursuing teaching profession worry former education secretary. Read more...

Dean Ginsberg announced that sixteen faculty members received promotion and/or tenure. Read more...

Spring break program explores Assistive Technology in South Korea. Read more...

Tourism and events management student helps promote Mason Dining through Starship delivery robots. Read more...

Rita Chi-Ying Chung and Frederic Bemak are two of just five at the university to receive Presidential Awards for Faculty Excellence. Read more...

Mason Researchers Contribute to Award-Winning Paper on Adaptive Teaching. Read more...

This annual award recognizes excellence in advising across campus. This year, 793 nominations were submitted for 108 different advisors, representing every undergraduate Mason college/school! Read more...

Education and transportation officials say traffic gardens are one creative way to teach the next generation of pedestrians and cyclists. Read more...

Hunter Hautz's training manual for firefighter candidates in Prince William County was so valuable, the Mason master's student received a letter of commendation from the fire chief. Read more...

Wiley multimedia gives online special education students unprecedented access to case studies. Read more...

For the past year, Mark Helmsing has been intensely studying the Holocaust. His research focuses on the affective and emotional dimensions of history — how people feel about the past, and how the past makes them feel in return. Read more...

The College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) has recently made a strong showing in a trio of prestigious rankings, each of which uses different metrics to rank schools and programs against others in the U.S.—and in one case, around the world. Read more...

CEHD faculty members Seth Parsons and Allison Ward Parsons, in addition to doctoral students Melissa Gallagher and Melissa Pierczynski, received the AERA Review of Research Award. Read more...

Dancers’ medical needs, as athletes, have long been underserved. Jatin Ambegaonkar, an associate professor in the College of Education and Human Development, has made it his goal to change that. Read more...

In the spirit of collaboration—and self-reflection—two professors from the College of Education and Human Development gave a talk about an innovative new assessment model to a visiting group of nearly two dozen teachers and faculty from schools in China. Read more...