Spotlights

Senior Michelle Thompson named to Phi Beta Kappa
Michelle Thompson, an undergraduate student in the UNC-BEST (Biology) program, has been named to the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society...

Cadie Blalock retiring after 28 years at School of Education
Cadie Blalock has seen a lot of change during her career at the School of Education. She remembers Fanny who ran the now-long-gone Scuttlebutt snack bar across from Peabody Hall. She can recall the day when they made Columbia Street run one way on its northbound jog through campus...
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Jill Fitzgerald selected as 2013 AERA Fellow
Jill Fitzgerald, retired professor of literacy at the School of Education, has been selected as a 2013 Fellow of the American Educational Research Association, an honor given to top educational researchers...
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Carol Malloy to be honored for career dedicated to mathematics education
Carol Malloy (Ph.D. '94), a retired member of the School of Education faculty, will be honored with a lifetime achievement award by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics for her service to the field of mathematics education...
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Targeted Reading Intervention listed as 'promising' program
The Targeted Reading Intervention program has been listed by two organizations as a "promising" program with evidence that demonstrates its effectiveness...
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Gerald Unks retiring from School of Education after 45-year career as a favorite teacher
Gerald "Gerry" Unks, regularly cited as a favorite professor by many of the thousands of students he taught during a 45-year career at UNC-Chapel Hill's School of Education, has retired...
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