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Education and Human Development

Research and Outreach

RESEARCH


Being a part of a tier-1 research institution drives us to explore new ideas, try new things and create new knowledge. Coupled with our identity as a land grant university, we strive to use this new knowledge to make a transformational impact in the communities around us.

Research Enterprise & Outreach

Research Enterprise & Outreach is a unit within the Dean’s Office of the College of Education & Human Development (CEHD) tasked with strategically leveraging resources to increase CEHD’s research competitiveness. The Research Development team works directly with faculty, Institute administration, strategic partners and funders to facilitate research program funding and award management.

Research by the Numbers


New Awards

New Funding

Active Research Funding

Faculty: PI/Co-Pi on funded projects


 

Professors

Associate Professors

Assistant Professors

Centers & Labs


Centers

    • Center on Disability and Development: The CDD is a part of a national network of centers focused on promoting schools and communities, improving education and quality of life outcomes, and creating better lives for people with disabilities and their families through education, research and service.
    • Education Leadership Research Center: The ELRC works to drive effective education leadership through research on leadership practices and policies within American schools.
    • Education Research Center: The ERC examines the impact of school resources and teaching methods on student learning achievement gaps and seeks to improve P-16 educational policy and decision-making.
    • Institute for Early Childhood Development & Education: The Institute for Early Childhood Development & Education will support multidisciplinary faculty teams from across the A&M System to generate solutions moving quickly from idea to pilot testing with real children, families, and educators within real early childhood contexts through to rapid diffusion of dissemination and professional learning working with established Texas A&M centers and institutes.

Laboratories

    • Temperament Development Lab: The Early Self-Control Development (SCD Study) and School Readiness Study is currently seeking families to participate in a study of early childhood self-control.
    • Neurobiological Lab for Learning and Development: The Neurobiological lab for Learning and Development (NLD) is located within the Department of Educational Psychology and increases knowledge on human development and learning through researching our biology and behavior.
    • Educational Research and Evaluation Laboratory: The Educational Research and Evaluation Laboratory (EREL) features 10 computers with select statistical software — Mplus, RStudio, SPSS, and Stata — available for use, in addition to three machines reserved for Research, Measurement, and Statistics faculty and graduate student use.
    • Human Movement Complexity Lab: The Human Movement Complexity Lab studies the complexities of movement including the variations in how we move and how those variations are associated with health.
    • Sport and Life Quality Lab: For 15 years, the SLQ group has been committed to enhancing the life quality of those who live and work in sport.
    • College Sports Lab: The College Sports Lab (CSL) is an interdisciplinary research and training laboratory supported by the Division of Sport Management in the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at Texas A&M University.
    • Sports Experience Management Laboratory: Our team adopts an interdisciplinary approach to explore fundamental yet revealing questions about sporting experiences.
    • The Positive Sport Organizational Behavior Laboratory: The Positive Sport Organizational Behavior (PSOB) Laboratory is dedicated to advancing the field of sport management through the lens of positive organizational behavior.
    • Child & Adolescent Research Registry: The Child & Adolescent Research Registry connects current and expecting parents with children (ages 0-18) interested in participating in in-person and online research studies conducted by faculty at Texas A&M. Their work aims to understand and improve child development in areas such as behavior, cognition, social skills, and educational achievement.

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