People with Self-Compassion Make Better Relationship Partners
Practicing self-compassion not only makes individuals healthier and happier but also is a good predictor of healthy romantic relationships, according to a new study by educational psychologists Kristin Neff and Tasha Beretvas.

Bartholomew and Harrison Named Fellows in National Academy of Kinesiology
Dr. John Bartholomew and Dr. Louis Harrison, Jr. were recently inducted as Fellows in the National Academy of Kinesiology, the premier national professional organization for scholars in the field of kinesiology.

Fall Semester Brings Leadership Changes in College of Education
As of September 1, the College of Education has new leadership in four major administrative positions.

Texas Regional Collaboratives Conference Celebrates "Higher Standards, New Horizons"
Over two decades ago The University of Texas at Austin’s Texas Regional Collaboratives for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching (TRC) began building a network of teachers, universities, Education Service Centers, corporate leaders and communities.

Reyes Appointed Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Dr. Pedro Reyes, Ashbel Smith Professor in Education Policy in the Department of Educational Administration, has been appointed executive vice chancellor for academic affairs at The University of Texas System.

Salinas and Brown Among Most Outstanding Educators in UT System
Dr. Cinthia Salinas and Dr. Keffrelyn Brown have been honored with the highest teaching accolade given by the University of Texas System, the Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award.

Study Finds iPods Can Boost English Language Learners’ Achievement
Providing English language learners (ELLs) with iPod touches, or other similar handheld devices, can support their learning and improve academic outcomes, according to a study from The University of Texas at Austin's College of Education.

Adair Awarded Grant to Study Optimal Class Environments for Young Immigrant Children
Early childhood specialist Dr. Jennifer Keys Adair has received a $150,000 grant to study how schools can provide high quality early childhood learning experiences to children of Latino immigrants.

Abraham Named Interim Dean for School of Undergraduate Studies
College of Education kinesiology professor Dr. Larry Abraham has been appointed interim dean of The University of Texas at Austin's School of Undergraduate Studies, effective Sept. 1. Dr. Abraham currently is associate dean of the school.

Sports Management Students Get Hands-On Experience at International Football Championship
College of Education sports management undergraduates will have an opportunity to work with international football teams who will be in Austin June 30 through July 7 for the 2012 IFAF Under-19 World Championship.