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  • Alumni
    • Alumnus Named NFF National-Scholar Athlete and Campbell Trophy…

      Alumna Named Tennessee Teacher of the Year

      Leveling the Playing Field

      Seeing Beautiful

      “It’s All About the Kids!” High Fives for…

  • Education and Society
    • Alumna Named Tennessee Teacher of the Year

      UT’s Deaf Studies Program Prepares Role Models

      $1 Million Grant Bringing Culturally Relevant Robotics to…

      Resources and Support from Our Experts During the…

      CSPS Launches Global Disability Rights Advocacy Project

  • Outreach
    • Make Every Bite Count: New Dietary Guidelines from…

      Opioid Research Provides Experiential Learning for Students

      Collaboration is Key for Faculty Combating Substance Misuse

      $1 Million Grant Bringing Culturally Relevant Robotics to…

      Resources and Support from Our Experts During the…

  • Research and Discovery
    • Opioid Research Provides Experiential Learning for Students

      TPTE Faculty Member Receives Grant for NEH Initiative

      CEHHS Faculty Members Named Among World’s Top 2…

      Collaboration is Key for Faculty Combating Substance Misuse

      Super Foods That Boost Your Immunity

  • Students
    • Alumnus Named NFF National-Scholar Athlete and Campbell Trophy…

      UT’s Deaf Studies Program Prepares Role Models

      UT Supports K–8 ESL Students Across Region

      Leveling the Playing Field

      Into the Light

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Accolades

The University of Tennessee’s College of Education, Health & Human Sciences

  • News
  • Alumni
    • Alumnus Named NFF National-Scholar Athlete and Campbell Trophy…

      Alumna Named Tennessee Teacher of the Year

      Leveling the Playing Field

      Seeing Beautiful

      “It’s All About the Kids!” High Fives for…

  • Education and Society
    • Alumna Named Tennessee Teacher of the Year

      UT’s Deaf Studies Program Prepares Role Models

      $1 Million Grant Bringing Culturally Relevant Robotics to…

      Resources and Support from Our Experts During the…

      CSPS Launches Global Disability Rights Advocacy Project

  • Outreach
    • Make Every Bite Count: New Dietary Guidelines from…

      Opioid Research Provides Experiential Learning for Students

      Collaboration is Key for Faculty Combating Substance Misuse

      $1 Million Grant Bringing Culturally Relevant Robotics to…

      Resources and Support from Our Experts During the…

  • Research and Discovery
    • Opioid Research Provides Experiential Learning for Students

      TPTE Faculty Member Receives Grant for NEH Initiative

      CEHHS Faculty Members Named Among World’s Top 2…

      Collaboration is Key for Faculty Combating Substance Misuse

      Super Foods That Boost Your Immunity

  • Students
    • Alumnus Named NFF National-Scholar Athlete and Campbell Trophy…

      UT’s Deaf Studies Program Prepares Role Models

      UT Supports K–8 ESL Students Across Region

      Leveling the Playing Field

      Into the Light

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Education and Society

  • How to Sign ‘Vol for Life’

    by Michael Purdy October 7, 2016

    Learn how to sign “Vol for Life,” “Rocky Top,” the Torchbearer creed, and more! Find out more about the Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing program at tpte.utk.edu/eddhh.

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  • How to Help Kids Engage with Nature

    by Michael Purdy October 7, 2016

    The UT Early Learning Center (ELC) embarked on an initiative focused on nature-based experiences a few years ago and is passionately committed to exploring this work in our own program.…

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  • How to Talk to Your Child’s Principal

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    It’s never easy when a child is having problems at school. As a parent, how do you communicate effectively and make sure issues are resolved before they get out of…

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  • How to Help a Picky Eater

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    Many parents and caregivers are distressed by what their children eat—or don’t eat. However, most kids get plenty of variety and nutrition in their diets over the course of a week.…

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  • How to Work with Adult Learners

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    As more and more adults seek to participate in learning activities such as formal and informal classes, workshops, learning in the workplace, working with a trainer or coach, and self-directed…

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  • How to Prevent Illness and Stay Healthy

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying that “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” So, what can we do as individuals to receive the benefits of prevention?…

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  • Faculty Spotlight: Julia Jakel

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    Spotlight on Assistant Professor Julia Jakel

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  • A Teaching Metamorphosis

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    Students benefit from the college’s unique five-year teacher intern program as well as the financial gifts from donors that have made it possible.

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  • A Musical Life

    by Michael Purdy October 15, 2015

    Get to know Dove Award-winning artist Ellie Holcomb

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  • Once Upon a Time

    by Michael Purdy October 15, 2015

    It’s no secret how important reading is in the development of young minds. So we asked three experts from the Center for Children’s and Young Adult Literature to write about emerging trends in children’s literature and the increasingly popular genres of young adult lit and graphic novels.

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  • Child and Family Studies
  • Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
  • Kinesiology, Recreation, and Sport Studies
  • Nutrition
  • Retail, Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Theory and Practice in Teacher Education
  • Public Health
  • Educational Psychology and Counseling

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