Research in the News

June 2013

UA Faculty Expert Informs U.S. Supreme Court Case

Changing the Culture of Schooling, Paso por Paso

Team Improves Technologies for Youth with Visual Impairments

May 2013

Out-Of-State college enrollment crowds out poor and minority students: Report

Study finds considerable improvement in teacher training

New UA center to help schools prepare high-tech workforce

April 2013

UA STEM learning center prepares for launch

Paths to literacy for visually impaired students

March 2013

Sleep apnea linked to behavioral problems

Project FOCUS gives disable students hope for college

Project offers path to college for intellectually disabled

The UA STEM Learning Center: Improving lives in Arizona

February 2013

UA program addresses national school safety concerns

A long struggle for equality in schools

Banned in Arizona

November 2012

Ethnic studies could return to Tucson in desegregation plan

Want more evidence that Mexican-American Studies works?

TUSD has new plan for racial balance; There's new research on Ethnic Studies

Mexican American Studies: Tucson courses improved achievement, new report says

The vindication of Mexican-American Studies

October 2012

Education faculty member earns Fulbright

How diversity trumped equity -- and may kill affirmative action

UA lands $1M grant to train special education professors

Affirmative action ban affecting diversity at the University of Arizona

Professor Jeffrey Milem co-develops amicus brief for U.S. Supreme Court (blog)

August 2012

Professor Jeffrey Milem co-develops amicus brief for U.S. Sumpreme court

Raytheon collaborating with UA to improve STEM education

UA mentors make a difference

Neto's Tucson: UA mentors helping high school students-to-be

April 2012

Federal grant funds UA educational software expansion

Education dean receives endowed chair

March 2012

UA joins STEM movement

Fom free to organized play

UA SIFE project:  Food 4 Thought

February 2012

Awards and accolades

January 2012

Young diabetics struggle to sleep

December 2011

An abandoned home becomes a shining star

A pathway for solving problems

UA couple among first MASTER-IP graduates

The present, future value of leadership

Changing early childhood education

November 2011

Recognizing a cyberbully

September 2011

Day 3 fo the ehnic-studies appeal hearings includes testimony form pro-ethnic studies witnesses

August 2011

UA student teacher efforts earn high mark

June 2011

From wonder years to college years

UA awarded $2.5M in grants to improve educationin AZ training

May 2011

Telling research on bullying

April 2011

UA-educated teachers are well-prepared

Anti-immigration legislation puts future of state in jeopardy

March 2011

UA teaches middle schoolers about education careers

Arizona is immigration debate's ground zero with Hispanic majority view

Ethnic studies debate continues

February 2011

Dean Marx discusses strategies for connecting students to the possability of higher education

Exploring the diversity around us

UA awarded $1.5 M to study human-fire-climate interactions

November 2010

Cyberbullying on the rise

Graduate Programs grow less diverse without racial preference, research suggests

Program to aid students with intellectual disabilities

 Special-Ed grads to get new path at UA

 October 2010

A Diversity Action Blueprint: Policy Parameters and Model Practices for Higher Education Institutions

July 2010

Early childhood education reform gets a much-needed boost

Arizona's English learners face segregation, low self-esteem

Associate Dean Milem talks about ethnic studies (video)

Associate Dean Milem talks about ethnic studies (audio)

International student leaders learn, grow at UA

June 2010

New program to train charter school leaders

Lessons in service, life and compassion

Globe at Night promoting the value of dark skies, joins forces with our Cooper Center

April 2010

Maximizing classroom time for future teachers

Teach Arizona to train some of the nation's top students of color