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Association of Black Faculty and Staff renames scholarship in honor of professor emeritus

December 5, 2016

The UT Association of Black Faculty and Staff has named its scholarship in honor of Dr. Joseph C. Sommerville, professor emeritus in the Judith Herb College of Education.


Conference celebrates conclusion of NURTURES science education program

October 20, 2016

The NURTURES (Networking Urban Resources with Teachers and University enRich Early Childhood Science) program conference will take place Saturday, Oct. 22.


UT partners with Imagination Station to develop hands-on learning for area youth

October 18, 2016

UT and Imagination Station are putting together a preschool network to promote hands-on science exploration thanks to a $311,676 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services’ National Leadership Grants for Museums.


Revved up: Assistant dean pays tribute to alma mater with Rocket Room

October 14, 2016

To say that Donovan Nichols is passionate about his alma mater and the Toledo Rockets is an understatement. Check out the Rocket Room he created in his basement.


A century of preparing educators: Judith Herb College of Education celebrates 100 years

October 11, 2016

Dr. Edward A. Janak, UT associate professor and chair of foundations of education, writes about the history of the Judith Herb College of Education.


Events slated for College of Education’s centennial anniversary

October 11, 2016

See how students, alumni, faculty and staff will celebrate the Judith Herb College of Education's 100th anniversary.


Alumna donates $1 million to UT to support teacher education

October 10, 2016

UT alumna Janet Keller said she had a wonderful career as a teacher and wants her $1 million gift to help future educators.


High school teachers take chemistry lab classes at UT for College Credit Plus training

June 28, 2016

Class is in session for several Ohio high school teachers who are on campus this summer to learn how to teach college courses to their students.


Smithsonian museum director and physicist to address UT graduates May 7

May 3, 2016

Former U.S. Congressman and physicist Dr. Rush D. Holt and Dr. Johnnetta Cole, director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, will deliver commencement addresses at UT Saturday, May 7.


Open forums slated for graduate studies dean candidates

April 28, 2016

Three finalists have been selected from the internal search for a new dean for the College of Graduate Studies. They are: • Dr. Laurie Dinnebeil, Distinguished University Professor and chair of the Department of Early Childhood and Special Education in the Judith Herb College of Education; • Dr. Amanda Bryant-Friedrich, associate professor of medicinal and biological ...