Which stores have the lowest prices? In which stocks should I invest for my retirement? Answering these questions requires making sense of number sets. Dr. Brad Morris, a faculty member in Educational Psychology, is investigating how people make sense of number sets by identifying their strategies using eye movements. Morgan Wells, a junior in the Speech Pathology and Audiology program, is pictured with a Tobii T60XL Eye tracker. Morris uses these strategies to create more effective math and science instruction.

The College of EHHS seeks applications for its Fourth Annual Hall of Fame Awards. Applicants must be College of EHHS alumni who have committed their lives to serving others to make the world a better place. For additional information on the awards categories or to nominate a person, go to the College of EHHS Hall of Fame website. You may nominate yourself, an alumnus or a respected colleague for an award through Friday, May 17.

The demand for educators with an international experience is on the increase. Kent State University is the first university in the United States to offer an International Baccalaureate Early Childhood Teaching program. The Teacher Education Semester in Florence Program is designed to provide all education majors with an international experience while ensuring that they continue to make progress toward earning their degree. For more information, visit our study abroad website.

The College of EHHS offers undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. programs in teacher education, and our alumni go on to make a difference in the lives of others. Read more about our impressive statistics regarding faculty, program, and employer satisfaction.

Do you need a few more credits and have some time over the summer to take an online or face-to-face workshop? The College of EHHS offers a wide variety of classes, at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Take a look at our summer workshop offerings.