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Earlier this fall, Sam Choo, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Psychology's special education program, spoke at the annual conference of the Council for Learning Disabilities (CLD).

Jason Wolff, PhD has been featured in a review in the Architectural Digest by Amanda Lutz titled: "How to Move With a Child Who Has Autism Spectrum Disorder".

Debbie Golos and other Deaf educators and researchers have a new book available for preorder titled "58-IN-MIND: Multilingual Teaching Strategies for Diverse Deaf Students".

Ed Psych's Reading + Learning Lab, directed by Panayiota (Pani) Kendeou, has presented posters at the Psychonomic Society's 64th Annual Meeting.

Special Education faculty members and a PhD student attended the 17th Annual Minnesota Walk N Stroll for Rett Syndrome to show support for the Rett syndrome community and talk with families about research.

Sam Choo and his team represented NumberShire, an online educational game, at the 2023 ED Games Expo. NumberShire was featured in the ED Games Expo's Special Education Technology Showcase. The game is now affiliated with the University of Minnesota.

Dr. Nidhi Kohli, Royal and Virginia Anderson Professor of Quantitative Methods in Education (QME) and Program Coordinator for the QME program in the Department of Educational Psychology,  was invited to present at two conferences this summer: the International Meeting of Psychometric Society and the International Indian Statistical Association. Dr. Kohli’s talk, Piecewise Random-Effects Models for Segmented […]

Jessie Kember, a teaching assistant professor and director of clinical training in the Department of Educational Psychology, has received the prestigious Provost’s Unit Service Award for 2023. The award recognizes faculty for exceptional service that has strengthened the functioning and climate of their unit or department. This is the inaugural year of the award, which […]

Panayiota (Pani) Kendeou, Distinguished McKnight University Professor and co-director of the Learning Informatics Lab, was invited to participate in the 2023 Nobel Prize Summit. The three-day Summit took place May 24-26 in Washington D.C. and brought together Nobel Prize laureates, scientists, and industry leaders for talks and panel discussions. Dr. Kendeou is part of a […]

Tai Do, a doctoral student in the Department of Educational Psychology’s psychological foundations of education program, has been awarded the College of Education and Human Development’s GAGE Dissertation Completion Fellowship. This award includes a stipend of $30,000 to cover the cost of tuition. Do has also received the University-wide 2023 President’s Student Leadership & Service Award (PSLSA). […]