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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Share your favorite moment as a teacher or shout out your favorite teacher! 📝 #TeacherAppreciationWeek

Happy Teacher Appreciation Day! Our educators are not only the strength of our kids, but they're the mentors we never knew we needed. Make sure to thank a teacher today and every day. 🧡💙 #TeacherAppreciation

Meet Haley Aguilar, a first-gen student graduating with a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in Special Education. An Honors College standout, she's become a transformative force at UTSA & is continuing her education here! 🔗bit.ly/3SnDgdR #UTSAGrad25

𝙉𝙤𝙩 𝙖𝙣 𝘼𝙡𝙪𝙢𝙣𝙞 𝘼𝙨𝙨𝙤𝙘𝙞𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙈𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙚𝙧 𝙮𝙚𝙩?! Now's your chance to join the fun! Become a member today, and we'll gift you a towel so you can lounge by the pool in Roadrunner-style this summer! 🏊‍♂️☀️ And guess what? Current Alumni Association members can

The 2025 UTSA COEHD medals are now on sale for $5! Accepting cash only. You can pick up in the COEHD Dean's office in the Main Building 3.304 on Main Campus. A nice gift for finals!

Meet Mary Dixon Bethel, an educator with 20 years of experience, graduating this May with a Ph.D. in Culture, Literacy, and Language. Her focus: racial literacy and empowering educators to address complex topics in the classroom. 🔗bit.ly/4iQckhT #UTSAGrad25

Meet Swanti Weaver, Beverly Quintana and Yağmur Hocaoğlu, three Roadrunners who are graduating next week and are already poised to begin the next part of their career. These three women are among 4,800 UTSA students entering the workforce this spring and summer thanks to our

Meet Sarah Morton, a first-gen grad from San Antonio with a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies EC-6 Bilingual! She is the VP of BESO & passionate about preserving home languages. This fall, she’s headed to the classroom in Northeast ISD! 🔗bit.ly/4d80bn0 #UTSAGrad25

Assistant Professor Dr. Ian Thacker was one of five UTSA faculty members honored for research achievements at the University Excellence Awards. Read more about his research below! 🔗bit.ly/43mvBml

Meet Roberta Carrillo '23. She's dedicating her life to helping children with autism and developmental disabilities. As one of less than 10 Board Certified Behavior Analysis in Mexico, Carrillo is making a profound impact on the lives of the families she serves in her independent

We wish you the best of luck during finals week, 'Runners! You got this. 💪  #UTSA #UTSACampusServices

Meet Valeria Galindo, a proud dual language educator graduating with a B.A. in Equity & Education, EC–6 Bilingual. This fall, she begins teaching at Esparaza Elementary! 🔗bit.ly/42VxbLS #UTSAGrad25

Meet Kiana Leal, a graduate student who found her passion for research and community impact. She is graduating with a M.S. in Behavior Analysis. Her work supported neurodivergent adults and programs like Camp Durango & Caregiver Night Out. 🔗bit.ly/42TUANO #UTSAGrad25

We proudly welcomed a new class of passionate educators at this year’s New Teacher Induction Ceremony! 🍎 Here's to shaping futures, one student at a time! Reflections from this year's clinical teachers: bit.ly/4j2xhGo

Hats off to the Class of 2025! 🎓   You came, you studied, you conquered! Now it's time to change the world! 🌟 #UTSAGrad25

Last week, we proudly presented the COEHD Awards of Excellence, recognizing the incredible contributions of our alumni, community partners, students, faculty, and staff. We also celebrated the careers of three outstanding faculty members retiring and receiving emeritus status.

Students with developmental disabilities such as autism are more likely to be restrained than their neurotypical peers. To help reverse that trend, UTSA researchers specializing in Behavior Analysis have embarked on a unique project to share their knowledge and skills in

Congratulations to Heather Trepal ! 🎉

Check out the June Newsletter to stay updated on all things happening in COEHD! 🔗 conta.cc/4mEzQl7

UTSA special education professor Kathy Ewoldt says that educators are like detectives. Through observation and trial, both find the best way to get those 'aha' moments. UTSA Today sat down with Professor Ewoldt to learn more about her work with students with learning