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Ranita Cheruvu
Great Grads: Spring 2021
Kaliegh Skopal
Kinesiology
Bump, set, spike — the traditional sequence of most volleyball plays. But what happens when the setter can’t set?
Stephanie Gonzalez
Kinesiology
Stephanie Gonzalez wants to make a difference in the communities like the one in Fort Worth where she grew up, encourage others to improve their lives through exercise and be a role model for her three younger siblings. One day she hopes to become a doctor, but she’s already making an impact.
Wickstrom receives University Distinguished Teaching Professorship Award
Dr. Carol Wickstrom received the University Distinguished Teaching Professorship Award at the virtual Salute to Faculty Excellence ceremony.
Special Education Bachelor of Science in Education
Bilingual Education
Erin Fralicks Hart becomes youngest ever president of Texas Recreation and Park Society
Faculty selected as Scholar Member of Institute in Critical Quantitative, Computational and Mixed Methodologies
Dr. Karisma Morton, an Assistant Professor of Mathematics Education in the Teacher Education and Administration Department of the College of Education, has been selected as a scholar member of the Institute in Critical Quantitative, Computational and Mixed Methodologies.
Morton was invited to join the institute’s 2021 National Science Foundation QCM Scholars Cohort. Through her participation in this cohort, she will be among 35 early career scholars nationwide who will be affiliated with the institute for two years.
UNT researcher studies state of education as COVID-19 prompts shift to remote learning
A University of North Texas researcher studies how teachers are handling the new world of education after a shift to remote instruction due to COVID-19 restrictions and offers suggestions for moving forward.