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Pat Yongpradit

A Passion for Programming Transformed into a Passion for People

Jan 19, 2021
If you want to pursue a career in the 21 st century, computer skills are a must. Whether we’re making advances in public policy to eradicate racism...
CSP 50th anniversary celebration symposium in 2008 with COE faculty pictured.

Student Affairs at COE – A Celebrated History

Sep 14, 2020
The College of Education has a proud history in student affairs graduate studies. Founded in 1959, as one of the first programs of its kind, COE’s...
Kahlin McKeown

Student Affairs 101 - QnA with Kahlin McKeown

Sep 3, 2020
The College of Education has a proud history in student affairs graduate studies. Founded in 1959, as one of the first programs of its kind, COE’s...
Illustration of woman holding Title IX sign in front of Capitol

Expanding Rights Through Education Policy

Sep 1, 2020
As a young girl, Bernice Sandler Ed.D. ’69, born in Brooklyn in 1928, was not able to do many classroom activities that were deemed the province of...
Photo of Niel and Helen Carey on UMD campus

We Learned, We Taught, We Counseled and We Served

Aug 25, 2020
Education is the key to unlocking an individual’s potential. In the case of Niel and Helen Carey, education was the beginning of their legacy in...
Dr. Dorothy Y. White

A Long Legacy of African American Women Math Educators

Jul 29, 2020
As the College of Education celebrates its centennial, and we continue to struggle with our racial legacies, we celebrate the African American women...
Jeni Stepanek with son Mattie at Benjamin Building

Peace and Purpose

Jul 27, 2020
When Jeni Stepanek first showed up for Paula Beckman and Sandra Newcomb’s support group for families of children with disabilities, they weren’t sure...
COE Alumna Dr. Linda Jacobs in the Harbour School library.

A Proud Tradition in Special Education

Jul 27, 2020
Special education in the United States has come a long way in the last 100 years. From excluding students with disabilities to guaranteeing the right...