Academics
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LBJ School of Public AffairsOpen Data Shows Texas Education’s Digital Divide Improved During the Pandemic
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Is Graduate School for You?
A graduate student’s advice on figuring out whether continuing education is for you and ways to go about researching career paths and graduate schools
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Texas Arts Education Goes Online
The Arts & Digital Literacy Initiative is strengthening high school students’ creativity and critical thinking skills
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Words to Live By
Distinguished teacher and English professor Daniel Birkholz empowers students to rethink the world around them and to live life to the fullest.
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Vision for Change
Distinguished teacher Michele Rountree inspires social work students and students across campus to be curious and to use their voices for social change.
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Growth Mindset
Distinguished teacher Sonia Paban helps students make sense of the world through physics
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Taking the Lead
Minette Drumwright, associate professor of advertising and public relations and director of the communication and leadership degree, teaches her students how to lead positive change by example.
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Redefining Monumental
Distinguished teacher and art historian Julia Guernsey advocates for underrepresented art and students
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LBJ School of Public Affairs
Open Data Shows Texas Education’s Digital Divide Improved During the Pandemic