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UNC School of Education
Listening, leading, and learning: Interns turn Carolina Community Academy summer camp vision into reality
Through School of Education internships at Carolina Community Academy, Anna Page Lancaster and Roxanne Dudley worked with CCA staff, families, and community partners to turn identified needs into opportunities for students during the summer and beyond. Since its launch in 2022, Carolina Community Academy, an innovative K-2 lab school in Roxboro, North Carolina, has brought together UNC-Chapel Hill, Person County Schools, a range of Carolina schools and units, and community pa
Giving stepfamilies the tools to thrive
Faculty member Todd Jensen centers the experiences of children and adolescents to understand how stepfamilies navigate change — and translates those findings into practical guidance for families, educators, and youth-serving professionals. In the U.S. today, there are many different versions of family life. There are many different family structures. Families form through marriage, cohabitation, and committed partnerships. Stepfamilies form in similar ways and involve new co
Celebrating distinguished alumni
The UNC School of Education and its Alumni Council recognized three at its 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony. Recognized alumni were celebrated for contributions spanning school leadership, STEM education research, and social studies teaching across K-12 and higher education.
Global efforts for addressing bullying prevention
Faculty member Dorothy Espelage has organized the 2023 World Anti-Bullying Forum (WABF), an international forum and biennial conference focused on understanding and preventing bullying and other forms of violence against children and young people. On Oct. 25-27, 2023, the UNC School of Education will host the World Anti-Bullying Forum (WABF). This marks a historic moment as WABF ventures outside of Europe, having been hosted in Sweden in 2017 and 2021 and in Ireland in 2019.
Fostering growth and empowerment through teaching
Emily Banks named UNC Student Teacher of the Year. Since the second grade, Emily Banks, the UNC School of Education’s 2023 Student...
Forging inclusive and accessible paths to STEM education
Committed to removing barriers in and to STEM fields, doctoral student Jasmyne Yeldell advocates for inclusion through her research on...
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Carolina People: Tiffany Bailey
An advocate for accessibility and diversity, Bailey works to make campus more welcoming for all members of the Carolina community. LINK...
Carolina People: Patricia Harris
Link to the story - https://thewell.unc.edu/2022/08/16/carolina-people-patricia-harris/ A self-proclaimed “professional troublemaker,”...
Breaking barriers through science and summer enrichment
Link to the story - https://www.unc.edu/posts/2022/07/29/breaking-barriers-through-science-and-summer-enrichment/ GSK Science in the...
A different path
Link to story - https://www.unc.edu/discover/c-step-mclean/ Carolina has been Skylar Mclean's dream school since she was a kid, but while...
NCCU Campus Echo
New Pass/Fail grading option implemented for Spring 2020 semester
N.C. Central’s Office of the Interim Provost issued an email statement on April 7 revealing the university’s implementation of a Pass/Fail g
Many seniors saddened by postponed Spring 2020 Commencement amidst pandemic precautions
As the university takes safety precautions against the Coronavirus-19 pandemic, N.C. Central’s Chancellor Johnson Akinleye announced on Marc
Q&A: An Interview with Durham Mayor Steve Schewel
Feature Story Written for The Durham VOICE Durham’s November election raised awareness of a variety of issues and legislations that are...
Durham Exchange Family Center aims to keep families connected
Feature Story Written for The Durham VOICE Through interactive counseling services, training, and workshops, Exchange Family Center, a...
Black-owned Durham dance studio nurtures next generation of dancers
Feature Story Written for The Durham VOICE At the heart of Historic Black Wall Street in downtown Durham resides Empower Dance Studio....
Durham's StudentU builds a legacy of education
Feature Story Written for The Durham VOICE Education is a complex, often controversial topic for discussion, as the viewpoints of...
Publications
Pugh, B, Cowan, B, Holts, C, and Rudenko, J. "Maximising the Life of Your Content on Social Media through Repurposing." Journal of Education Advancement & Marketing 8, no. 2 (Autumn/Fall 2023): 123-140. Henry Stewart Publications.
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