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UNC’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences has a long history of excellence in professional preparation, research and global educational leadership. In 2007, the college won the prestigious Christa McAuliffe Award for Exemplary Programs in Teacher Education, one illustration of the standards of quality and innovation that are evident throughout its wide array of undergraduate, graduate, online and continuing education programs.
- Teacher candidates in the news
- Counseling Psychology Newsletter 2013
- Faculty media citations 1
- Faculty media citations 2
- Faculty media citations 3
- UNC Pakistani 2012 TEA Fellow
- Teaching program builds bridges between U.S. and Pakistan
- Fall 2012 Counseling Psychology Newsletter
- UNC receives high marks in US News review
- College Center for Urban Education in Denver in the news
- UNC Lowry teacher preparation programs highlighted in the Denver Post
- Internationalizing Education
- UNC Collaborations with District 6 and Aims
EdTalk: Temple Grandin, internationally known autism and animal welfare advocate and activist will give a talk titled "The Autistic Btain" to the University Community at 6 PM on April 22 in the UC Ballroom
Faculty and Partner School Recognition Ceremony: May 1, McKee 282, 3:00-4:30 PM
CEBS Commencement Reception to honor CEBS graduates: May 10, Spruce Suites UC , 5-6 PM
Recent Events
The CEBS Diversity and Equity Committee presents: Supporting the international student in the US: Triumphs, challenges, and possible adaptations Presenters: Rehab AlZayer & Wejdan Felmban. Date: 11:30-1pm Thurs. April 4, 2013 McKee Hall Room 282. The presenters will introduce the audience to factors that impact the the academic performance of Saudi students at UNC, with suggestions for improving the conditions of learning for these students at our university.
The CEBS Diversity and Equity Committee presented: Mexican American college men: perceptions of mental health services. Presenter: Jesse Valdez MS, Doctoral Student Counseling Psychology. Jesse will talk about the cultural importance of understanding Latino/a students in higher education through the concepts of Familismo and Caballerismo. The discussion will explore the implications of cultural beliefs and expectations for a Hispanic Serving Institution. Please join us in learning more about a beautiful and unique culture." Date and Time March 7th McKee Hall 282 11:30 to 12:30
