Virginia Commonwealth University’s School of Education has secured a four-year, $1.7 million federal grant to pursue a research project aimed at enhancing science learning opportunities for historically marginalized middle school students.
In her new book, ‘Organizational Betrayal,’ the School of Education professor explores how boundaries are crossed – and the need for a culture of prevention.
Two federal grants to VCU’s Rehabilitation Research and Training Center will support five-year studies on employment for transition-age youth and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Dr. Mario Suárez will speak about “Using Effect Coding as an Alternative to Reference Categories & Dummy Coding in Regression Analysis: A Gender Identity and Ethnicity Example”.
Led by professor John Fife and doctoral student Margaret Gatongi, the team developed a proposal focusing on coastal ecosystems and community engagement.
The VCU School of Education is pleased to announce that Michelle Hicks, Ph.D., has joined the Department of Counseling and Special Education as a visiting associate professor of special education and disability policy.
In a Q&A, Crow previews his Feb. 18 speech that will tackle how ‘to spur creative innovation at every level of our institutions’ as part of a new series created by the School of Education.
