College of Education and Human Development, University of Louisville

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Hey graduate students, are you thinking about your fall schedule? Consider ECPY 764. Learn more: https://catalog.louisville.edu/graduate/courses/ecpy/

Elevate your research training! This hands-on course is designed for graduate students who want to get their hands dirty with data. It will prioritize practical applications of basic and intermediate structural equation modeling principles. You’ll learn to build, estimate, and interpret sophisticated models using simulated and real-world datasets from the social, behavioral, and health sciences. By the end of the course, you’ll have the technical mastery to publish rigorous, model-driven research in your field.

Kudos to Terry Scott, executive director, Kentucky Reading Research Center, who presented research findings to state leaders in Frankfort last week. Both the Interim Joint Committee on Education of the Kentucky General Assembly and the Kentucky Board of Education were briefed on the Center’s analysis of Lexia® LETRS® professional learning on student reading outcomes across the state.

Kudos to Lydia Grover Willis, a graduate of the exercise physiology program! From childhood tennis lessons to becoming a personal trainer at Genesis Health Clubs, Lydia's journey has come full circle. Her passion for fitness, rehabilitation, and helping others inspires her clients every day. We're proud to celebrate her success and the impact she's making in the lives of others!

June is Donor Appreciation Month, and we're celebrating alumnus Aaron Flaker and his uncle, Rick Redman, for honoring Kathy Redman's decades of service to CEHD through the creation of the Kathy Redman Educational Scholarship for Students from Appalachia (KRESSA).

Scholarship played an important role in Aaron's success at UofL, as he was the recipient of a Minerva Scholarship, designed for students with a parent who was an employee at UofL. Aaron (who was also the Cardinal Bird Mascot) and his uncle have created a legacy of scholarship support within CEHD, while also honoring the deep service of his mother, Kathy. Read more about their inspiring story: https://education.louisville.edu/news/honoring-legacy-uofl-alumni-establishes-scholarship-appalachian-students.

To partner with Aaron and other alumni and supporters with your gift to the CEHD Annual Fund, go to give.louisville.edu.

Kudos to EdD alum, Dr. Joseph Ellison on his new role as Executive Principal at Doss High School!

Read more about Mr. Ellison: https://www.jefferson.kyschools.us/article/2955069?fbclid=IwY2xjawSKnsZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFTWGRiUkJXYWprZVQxWENWc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHprYOMSfQGBODYj0AR15anCrAVCRyFN05Cb_XSUevOH8FRGgLuQF9d8Ysm5B_aem_t1PZaF2xCEOF7B9zhoIAsQ

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Kudos to CEHD alum Dr. Katy DeFerrari on her new position as Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer with JCPS!

Kudos to CEHD alumna Amina Shale, CEO of More than a Smile. She recently spoke at the UN in Sweden!