College of Health, Education And Human Development

 
Fifth grade students from across Pickens and Anderson counties gathered to compete in JetToy Challenges where they displayed STEM concepts they learned in the classroom. “Call Me MISTER: the Re-Emergence of African American Male Teachers in South Carolina” explores the evolution of the Call Me MISTER program and it puts the program into the context of South Carolina’s history. Student Moriaso Nabaala, along with numerous other students from Narok University, banded together with Kenyans United Against Poaching to hold massive anti-poaching demonstrations. Eugene T. Moore School of Education professor Tony Cawthon has been named a Faculty Fellow of the National Association for Student Affairs Administrators. “I am honored and humbled to be asked to participate as a NASPA Fellow. Clemson became the first university to offer a doctoral degree in healthcare genetics. Now, the PhD program is again making new strides as it celebrates its first two graduates and looks toward a bright future in research and collaboration. A collaborative research effort between faculty in the schools of nursing and computing are developing a new education system that focuses on the development of an innovative instructional tool. One program doubled admissions from last year. A second cohort has been added to another to handle interest. And interest in the PRTM program is skyrocketing. Professor Bob Horton in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education has been awarded the Clemson University Thomas Green Clemson Award for Excellence.

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March 4

National Dropout Prevention Center publishes global interactive journal
March 4

New book tells story of Clemson’s Call Me MISTER program
February 28

National conference at Clemson University promotes playing every day
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