A Summer On, Not Off
From internships and research to jobs and projects, there’s really no off-season when it comes to UVM’s academic ecosystem
Following the excitement of Commencement, the summer months that follow on campus may appear to pale in comparison to spring’s liveliness and rigor. That is, unless you know where to look.
Is Special Education Funding Too Complicated to Fix?
When it comes to special education funding and the policies surrounding it, Tammy Kolbe is an expert — or at least she thought she was. While preparing a recent policy brief, she found herself wondering whether or not anyone could truly be an expert on such a complex topic.
Social Change and the Value of Human Relationships
After teaching Social Work at UVM for nearly two decades, Celia Cuddy's transformational impact on students and alumni is well known.
Briana Martin ('10) didn't start out as a Social Work major in her first year at UVM, but then she took one of Celia's classes, and something clicked - she found her purpose.
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- Education for Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
- Dreams Come True: Briana Martin Receives Fulbright Award to Canada
- Community Engagement through Art Education
- UVM HESA Student Receives Fulbright Award to South Korea
- Human Rights and Social Justice for All: Caitlin Mello
- Reversing Inequity in Science Education: Leon Walls
- Giangreco Receives National Recognition for Special Education Research
- Health, Wellbeing, and Equitable Outcomes in Education: Dr. Haley Woodside-Jiron
- Access for All Abilities
- Helping New Americans Excel
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