School of Education

Assistant Professor Kimberly Avila writes a book chapter on issues specific to students with blindness and visual impairment. Read more...

Anastasia Kitsantas, professor in the Educational Psychology program, is recognized by the American Educational Research Association for her contributions to research. Read more...

Associate professor Marci Jerome plays a key role in a project providing accessible instructional materials to eligible Virginia K-12 students with identified print disabilities. Read more...

Assistant professor Kimberly Avila leads Consortium established to meet the need for teachers trained to work with students who are blind and visually impaired. Read more...

Professor Kelley Regan is the Principal Investigator of two initiatives that address the preparation of provisionally licensed special education teachers in Virginia. Read more...

Hines discusses how the book highlights black males in education from a strengths-based perspective. Read more...

The book provides frameworks through which school counselors can develop a more socially just school counseling program. Read more...

Erin Peters-Burton addresses ways in which teachers can support science and engineering students through Self-Regulated Learning (SRL). Read more...

Laurence Chalip, Anastasia Kitsantas, and Jered Borup are included in the prestigious Stanford University list of top scientists in their field. Read more...

Joy Banks, associate professor in Mason’s Special Education program, was awarded a prestigious grant from the Gregory S. Fehribach Center at Eskenazi Health. Read more...