Maryland is running low on substitute teachers. UMD’s education majors can help. To properly show teachers our appreciation, we can help give them the time off they deserve. Sam Krakower April 5, 2024
UMD records at least 50 AI-related academic integrity cases in 2022-23 AI-related sanctions accounted for more than eight percent of the student conduct office’s total academic sanctions in the 2022-23 academic year. Akshaj Gaur November 27, 2023
American Sign Language classes at UMD can be less disappointing with more deaf professors UMD needs an ASL major or minor. In the meantime, give students more ASL course offerings. Vrisha Sookraj January 30, 2023
Women professors at UMD discuss path to mitigating gender discrimination in higher ed Faculty in the education college said the university's ADVANCE program supports women professors, but the university should do more to remove systemic barriers. Nene Narh-Mensah May 10, 2022
Education majors at UMD adapt to challenges, changing field during pandemic The number of full time undergraduates enrolled in UMD’s College of Education grew about 8 percent between fall 2020 and fall 2021. Victoria Stavish April 11, 2022
Monique Morris discusses her documentary on criminalization of Black girls at UMD webinar Showing up is critical, but you can start by watching this documentary. Lexi Gopin February 25, 2021
UMD education majors adapt to virtual student teaching during pandemic Public school closures have left some student-teaching interns uncertain about how they’ll serve students in a digital environment Chloe Goldberg April 10, 2020
UMD researchers are using a $1.4 million grant to study how bilingualism benefits kids Education college researchers received the $1.4 million dollar grant. Shreeya Agarwal October 18, 2019