Partners in Change: Bridges and barriers to the design and delivery of health messages is a talk presented by the Department of Educational Psychology in the University of North Texas' College of Education.

Experts from across the world will delve into parenting topics focusing on everyone from infants to grandparents in the University of North Texas' International Parent Education Conference, considered one of the nation's most prominent conferences on parenting.

Early childhood teachers in Texas, we need your help!

The purpose of the College of Education (COE) Ambassador Program is to promote and represent the College of Education and the University by assisting the COE Recruiter with outreach, working with the COE development office, and providing leadership and support for all education majors.

Calvin proposes workshop on work-life balance of graduate student parents

Victoria Calvin, ('05, M.S. '12) in Human Development and Family Studies, proposed a workshop for the National Council on Family Relations entitled: Striking a Balance and Need for Support: Work-life Balance Issues of Graduate Student Parents. The presentation was based on her master's capstone project with Dr. Arminta Jacobson.

Barrio Minton receives Distinguished Achievement Award from St. Norbert College

Casey Barrio Minton recently received the Distinguished Achievement Award from her undergraduate alma mater, St. Norbert College in DePere, WI.

From young love to long-lasting relationships, a courtship and marriage course at the University of North Texas explores romantic relationships and how they change across the life cycle.