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CEHD hosts Policy Luncheon on computer science education CEHD hosts Policy Luncheon on computer science education

On February 17, 2025, the College of Education and Human Development hosted a Policy Luncheon at the Minnesota State Capitol, bringing together approximately 50 educational leaders, policymakers, to discuss the future of computer science education.

Zoila Ganuza Hoaglund named director of TRIO Upward Bound (UB) Program Zoila Ganuza Hoaglund named director of TRIO Upward Bound (UB) Program

Dr. Zoila Ganuza Hoaglund has accepted the director position of CEHD's TRIO Upward Bound (UB) Program. TRIO UB is a pre-college federal grant program offering intensive and holistic college readiness skill building for high school youth.

CEHD increases its Shanghai Ranking to 21st best school of education in the world CEHD increases its Shanghai Ranking to 21st best school of education in the world

The Shanghai Ranking’s 2024 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects has named the University of Minnesota’s College of Education and Human Development (CEHD) as the 21st best in the nation among schools of education, both public and private.

Dr. Tasneem Anwar shares their international student experience in CEHD Dr. Tasneem Anwar shares their international student experience in CEHD

Dr. Tasneem Anwar, assistant professor, Aga Khan University's Institute for Educational Development, Karachi, Pakistan, shares a little bit about their current experience as well as advice for prospective international students in CEHD.

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CEHD Connect W2025, alumni magazine

Miguel Quiñones

CEHD Connect W2025, alumni magazine

Financial literacy for all

Many people take for granted how easily they navigate money and financial systems. However, for countless individuals, particularly immigrants and refugees, financial struggles stem not from a lack of personal responsibility but from a lack of awareness, understanding, or access to these systems. Miguel Quiñones, a fifth-year PhD candidate in the Department of Family Social Science, hopes to change that.

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Upcoming events

CEHD Homecoming CEHD Homecoming

Please join the CEHD community for our Homecoming events with fun, friends, and food.

2025 Book Week 2025 Book Week

Plan to join us on Tuesday, October 14, 2025.

CEHD Reads 2025 CEHD Reads 2025

CEHD Reads is an annual event and an integral part of the college's First Year Experience Program, which offers a two-semester curriculum focused on the social, academic, and institutional needs of first-year students.

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CEHD Connect

THE MAGAZINE FOR THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
CEHD Connect W2025, alumni magazine

A century of advancing developmental science

Winter 2025 

A letter from the Dean: Winter 2025

Advancing language and literacy

CISC: A conversation with the president

Combining sports and business into a career

Culturally responsive financial literacy

For the love of learning

Helping people reach their potential

ICD: A century of advancing developmental science

International faculty, diverse perspectives

International student perspectives

Saluting our international community

This is why I give: Ann Masten

This is why we give: The Mooty family