College of Education & Human Development

Research

Research changes the way we see the world, and the way we teach the world.

The College of Education & Human Development is mindfully positioned for research growth. We've challenged ourselves to increase extramural funding, increase research visibility nationally extend scholarly activities in ways that demonstrate collaborative work across departments, colleges, and disciplines.

Real Research. Real Results.

We are dedicated to making a difference. Since 2011, our faculty generated more than $9 million dollars in extramural research grants from funding organizations including The Department of Education, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and the National Science Foundation.

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CEHD In the News

UND: A Lifeline for Rural America

Rural health isn't just another issue at the University of North Dakota. It's a priority

2/22/2021

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A Q&A with Maggie Lowery, activist, Renaissance woman and holder of three degrees from UND

At UND, Maggie Lowery earned a doctorate in 2019, almost 50 years after graduating with two bachelor's degrees

2/11/2021

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$450,000 to help school teachers teach engineering

National Science Foundation grant will pair school teachers and UND researchers to design engineering tasks

2/4/2021

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UND Kinesiology’s growing impact

Temporal trends in research output, citation rates and graduate-student success show a program punching above its weight

2/2/2021

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UND graduate awarded $50,000 scholarship to study in Scotland

Drive to serve others earns Kacie Baumler '20 a prestigious Rotary Global Grant scholarship to study abroad

1/28/2021

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Leaders in Education

Research starts with dedicated and innovative faculty.

MEET OUR FACULTY

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Research at UND

The College of Education & Human Development isn't the only part of UND making an impact through research. Find out more about how UND is using research to move the world forward.

UND Research