Peabody College

  • Staff and Student News

    Staff and Student News

    Vandy goes Harry Potter! Students learn through the lens of the "Harry Potter" series. Ann Neely, associate professor of the practice of teaching and learning, and Georgene Troseth, associate professor of psychology, led a Harry Potter-themed first-year writing seminar in psychology in England over spring break. The… Read More

    Jun 28, 2013

  • Awards, Honors and Recognition

    Awards, Honors and Recognition

    A sculpture, 'Water and Sun,' was donated to Vanderbilt by Frank Garrison Jr., BA’76, JD’79, and his wife Amy P. Garrison, BA’79, and installed on the Peabody campus. It was given in honor of Frank’s grandfather Sidney Clarence Garrison, who was president of Peabody from 1938 until… Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • In Memory

    In Memory

    Many friends were lost this year; they will be missed. Photo by John Russell/Vanderbilt Alumni Berlin Vance, BS’39, of Amarillo, Texas, Jan. 1, 2013. Herschiel S. Barnes, BS’40, JD’48, of Cookeville, Tenn., Oct. 17, 2012. Joe T. Brandon, BS’42, of San Marcos, Calif., Sept. 9, 2012. Selina… Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • Readers Write

    Readers Write

    Readers share their feedback and insights. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • New books from Peabody professors and alumni

    New books from Peabody professors and alumni

    New books have been published by Peabody faculty and alumni. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • Vanderbilt University

    Small Investments Yield Big Rewards

    When Virginia Johnson enrolled in Peabody, WWII was just ending and teachers were in high demand. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

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    Building on a Strong Foundation

    Chris Lai says Peabody prepared him for the twists and turns of life. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

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    Into the Future

    Willard Brown is one of the first in America to own the new Tesla model S electric car. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

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    Change and Continuity

    The invitation was intriguing: “We’d love to have you write about how undergraduate teaching has changed during your tenure.” “Yes!” I thought, “This could be interesting!” Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

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    A Mother’s Mission

    The light-filled classrooms of The Paragon School in Orlando, Fla., provide everything that this mother ever hoped for in an academic environment for her son. That’s because she created it. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • A Remarkable Journey

    A Remarkable Journey

    Founder’s Medalist Jesse Neugebauer, who graduated in May with a bachelor of science in early childhood education and special education, led the Peabody Commencement processional behind Camilla P. Benbow, Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of education and Human Development, and banner bearer Sarah Perlman. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • Vanderbilt University

    After Newtown

    In the immediate aftermath of the December 2012 murders at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., the public’s horror over the violence escalated into a contentious debate on school safety, bullying, parenting and gun laws. Little is known about why Adam Lanza killed his mother, six educators and 20 first-graders before killing himself. The media replayed the few details that were known, but the traumatic incident left many questions in its wake. Peabody faculty weigh in. Read More

    Jun 27, 2013

  • Vanderbilt University

    Vanderbilt legal, education experts: Not the end of affirmative action

    Law and education experts from Vanderbilt comment on the long-awaited Supreme Court affirmative action decision. Read More

    Jun 26, 2013

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    Not all reading disabilities are dyslexia

    A common reading disorder goes undiagnosed until it becomes problematic, according to the results of five years of study performed by researchers at Peabody College of education and human development. Read More

    Jun 14, 2013

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    New pre-K teaching method could close achievement gap

    A new approach to teaching pre-kindergarten could take a bite out of the achievement gap and level the playing field for America’s growing population of English language learners, according to a recently published study by researchers at Vanderbilt’s Peabody College. Read More

    Jun 13, 2013

  • Elementary school science classroom

    Experts on Elementary and Secondary Education Act (No Child Left Behind) available

    Peabody experts are available to talk to media regarding the bill known as No Child Left Behind. Read More

    Jun 11, 2013

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    Cal Turner Fellows laid groundwork on Nashville housing fund

    A group of Cal Turner Fellows who brought renewed attention through a two-year research project to Nashville's dire need for more affordable housing help lay the foundation for Mayor Karl Dean’s recent announcement on a housing trust fund. Read More

    Jun 10, 2013

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    Museum of Modern Art exhibition showcases Vanderbilt online visualization tool

    A recently opened exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art is putting a new spin on the idea of creative exchange. MoMA Studio: Exchange Café is a collaboration between artist Caroline Woolard and a Vanderbilt team led by Pratim Sengupta and Amelia Winger-Bearskin. Read More

    May 31, 2013

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    Kudos: Read about faculty, staff and student awards, appointments and achievements

    Read about faculty, staff and student awards, appointments and achievements. Read More

    May 16, 2013

  • Students at the commons

    Vanderbilt expert available for comment on Supreme Court’s college affirmative action decision

    Peabody's Stella Flores is available for comment on the much-anticipated Supreme Court decision on Fisher v. University of Texas, a case that could alter the way universities consider race in the admissions process. Read More

    May 16, 2013