Diversity
Helping young entrepreneurs in Haiti
MarieGuerda Nicolas, a professor in the School of Education and Human Development, is working with local groups to train hundreds of young women in Cap-Haïtien.
Faculty spotlight: Dr. Chakeia Andrews
School of Education and Human Development welcomes Top Black Educator and alumna, Dr. Chakeia J. Andrews, B.S.Ed.’05, assistant professor of practice in the Department of Teaching and Learning.
School salutes pioneering black graduate
Benny O’Berry was the first Black student to graduate from the University of Miami, earning his B.S.Ed. degree from then School of Education in 1962. He became a successful businessman and was a longtime pastor at Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church in Miami.
Graduate student focuses on racial messages between Black youth, families
Monique McKenny, a fourth-year counseling psychology doctoral candidate, explores cultural strengths of Black families and the communications between youth and caregivers about race and racial experiences.
The University of Miami and LaLiga North America Announce New Partnership
LaLiga North America will participate in the school’s Sport Administration M.S. Ed. program playing a key role in the curriculum.
Kim Ng leading way for women in Marlins front office
Dr. Susan Mullane credits the Marlins for being proactive rather than waiting for mandates to make a change.
Time for Change
The School of Education and Human Development recently held in a virtual discussion, "Time for Change: Post Inauguration...Now What?” moderated by Dr. Guerda Nicolas.
So you want to talk about race
The University of Miami community is invited to participate in several events to discuss crucial topics regarding social justice and racial equality, explored in Ijeoma Oluo’s best-seller.
The Counseling Psychologist Resources Relevant to Black Lives Matter, Current Events, and Coronavirus – June, 2020
We are thrilled to report that updated academic journal impact factors were released last week, and The Counseling Psychologist achieved its highest impact factor ever: 2.263 (up from 1.518 last year).
