Clemmer College of Education and Human Development
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ETSU's Matt Hensley named to Leadership Tennessee NEXT
ETSU's Matt Hensley named to Leadership Tennessee NEXT
ETSU's Dr. Matt Hensley was selected to the Leadership Tennessee NEXT program.
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ETSU, Mayland Community College launch new Human Services pathway
ETSU, Mayland Community College launch new Human Services pathway
ETSU and Mayland Community College launched a new partnership providing a streamlined pathway for students pursuing a career in human services.
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ETSU earns $1.25M grant aimed at boosting disability training
ETSU earns $1.25M grant aimed at boosting disability training
ETSU professors earned a $1.25 million federal grant that will help train dozens of professionals serving students with major disabilities.
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ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark, Dr. Natalie Smith receive Harold Love Awards for service
ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark, Dr. Natalie Smith receive Harold Love Awards for service
ETSU's Opal Frye-Clark and Dr. Natalie Smith received Harold Love Outstanding Community Service Awards from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
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Embracing Scottish ties, ETSU spotlights Scotland
Embracing Scottish ties, ETSU spotlights Scotland
With Scottish ties throughout Appalachia, ETSU is focusing on Scotland in the new Global Year Program.
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ETSU professors to deliver ‘Great Lectures’ in ongoing series
ETSU professors to deliver ‘Great Lectures’ in ongoing series
Drs. Julia Atiles, Stacey J. Fisher and Colin Glennon will be featured in the third installment of ETSU’s Great Lecture Series.
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National company ranks multiple ETSU programs as elite
National company ranks multiple ETSU programs as elite
Intelligent.com, a leading resource for college rankings, has listed ETSU as elite in several academic programs.
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ETSU training leaders in special education
ETSU training leaders in special education
There is great demand for special education instructors, and ETSU is providing real-world experiences.
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ETSU professors part of major project studying student behavior
ETSU professors part of major project studying student behavior
Drs. Kim Hale and Pamela Mims, part of a project that has received $3.8 million in grant funding, are partnering with regional schools to study behavior.
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An inspiring journey toward a career in special education
An inspiring journey toward a career in special education
ETSU senior Ashlyn Mills discovered her passion for special education and the university's commitment to preparing students for impactful careers.