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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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Outreach

  • How To Travel Like a Local

    by Accolades Staff October 7, 2016

    Skip the tourist traps and travel like a local! How, you ask? It’s pretty simple! When choosing where to book your accommodations, focus on local establishments like a bed and…

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  • Going Natural

    by Accolades Staff October 15, 2015

    This summer, the Early Learning Center hosted its first annual Early Learning Institute, Cultivating Our Natural Learning Community. During the two-day institute, more than one hundred educators from across the country participated in…

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  • Faculty Spotlight: Laura Wheat

    by Accolades Staff October 15, 2015

    Assistant Professor and Coordinator Grief Outreach Initiative As an intern and then as a practicing counselor, Laura Wheat noticed a lot of her young clients were grieving. The source of their grief…

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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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  • Learning in Silence

    by Cassandra Sproles October 21, 2014

    Kimberly Wolbers was close to getting a degree in accounting when she took time off to work with disabled individuals at Camp Courageous. There she encountered a three-year-old deaf boy who didn’t know any sign language. And neither did she.

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  • Strong Women. Better World.

    by Accolades Staff October 9, 2014

    Michelle Kwan, the most decorated figure skater in US history, visited UT in April to speak and participate in a panel discussion with coaches from six countries as part of the Empowering Women and Girls Through Sports initiative.

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  • Serving and Learning

    by Accolades Staff October 9, 2014

    Service-learning is quite the buzzword in higher education, but it’s a practice that students and faculty in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences have been engaging in for many years. The practice aims to enhance academic learning by challenging students to apply disciplinary knowledge within the context of real-world situations.

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  • Stemming the Summer Reading Setback

    by Accolades Staff September 27, 2013

    By David Brill We’ve all heard the proverb: “Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he eats for a lifetime.” Two…

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  • In the Heart of Los Angeles

    by Accolades Staff September 11, 2013

    By Cassandra J. Sproles He was falling in too deep. School—especially a middle school—should’ve been a safe place where Danny wouldn’t have to worry about drugs or violence or gangs.…

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  • Big Idea: Center for Sport, Peace, and Society

    by Accolades Staff September 11, 2013

    Since receiving a grant from the US State Department last year, the center’s Sarah Hillyer and Ashleigh Huffman have developed, lead, and facilitated programs for 125 women and girls from…

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  • College of Education, Health and Human Sciences
  • 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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