The College of Education and Human Ecology Research: A Year in Review FY2024
From Fulbright scholars to undergraduate students, multidisciplinary research at the College of Education and Human Ecology is creating new knowledge in education, health and wellness and business. Read more about our funded FY2024 research.
$32.8M
In External Grants Awarded in FY2024
54
New Grants Awarded in FY2024
126
Total Active Research Projects
$131M
Total Active Funded Research Projects
47
Faculty Engaged in External Funded Research
Office of Research, Innovation and Collaboration (ORIC) Support Services
EHE Institutional Research
IR@EHE fosters data-informed decision making in the College by anticipating questions, drawing insights, discovering trends, and providing information to ORIC and EHE leadership.
Outreach and Research Engagement
Find resources to support your research, plan school outreach, connect with K-12 leaders, and partner with community organizations.
Proposal Development
The EHE Office of Research, Innovation and Collaboration (ORIC) works closely with faculty, postdocs, research staff and students across the college and the university to develop responsive and competitive proposals. We provide an array of services depending on the particular requirements of the sponsor and the needs of principal investigators.
Grant Management
ORIC provides guidance to Principal Investigators and monitors all departmental sponsored research projects including appointing personnel, setting up preliminary grants, progress reporting, modifications, and much more.
Recent Grant Awards
Shayne Piasta: Investigating the Impact of the LETRS Program on Teacher Knowledge, Instructional Practice, and Student Literacy Outcomes $1,003,729
Sanja Ilic: Increasing FSMA Compliance in the North Central Region Through Better Connected, Supported, and Educated Stakeholders Who Work with Under-Served Growers and Processors $15,000
Eric Anderman: Linking Motivational Supports with Culturally Relevant Instruction to Promote Students’ Citizenship Competencies $5,000
Matthew Mayhew: EDiCTS 2.0: Enhancing Diversity in Career and Technical STEM $975,054
