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Education and Training

Overview

The Education and Training Research Cluster brings together faculty and students focused on improving learning, teaching, and workforce preparation across educational and professional contexts. This cluster reflects SHSU’s strengths in pedagogy, instructional design, workforce development, and applied learning research, as well as strong alignment with federal and foundation funding priorities. Research within this cluster supports evidence-based practices that enhance educational access, effectiveness, and outcomes across the lifespan.

 

THEMES 

  • Teaching and learning sciences

  • Workforce development and credentialing

  • Educational technology and innovation 

 Objectives

  • Advance interdisciplinary research on education and training

  • Support student engagement in educational research and practice

  • Strengthen connections between research, teaching, and workforce needs

  • Align projects with education-focused federal and foundation sponsors

 

Upcoming Events

Strategic Funding Opportunities

These opportunities reflect sponsors and programs well aligned with faculty expertise, research capacity, and current federal priorities within this cluster.

 

Research Infrastructure

The Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science Facility (STAFS) is a state-of-the-art research, education, and training center designed to advance academic and technical knowledge in the application of anthropology, human anatomy, forensic science, biology, and chemistry. Bodies donated to the STAFS facility are a precious asset, and are a pivotal component of our research and teaching activities.

Learn more about STAFS.

Discover Gibbs Ranch: SHSU’s 1,600‑acre living laboratory where students engage in hands‑on learning, cutting‑edge research, and innovative agricultural practices shaping Texas’ future.

Learn more about Gibbs Ranch.

Members

Assoc Dean Acad Admn & Enrlmnt
Executive Council, Assessment and Accreditation
936-294-1062 | TEC 327C
Assistant Professor
Dept of Communication Studies
Professor 9 Mo
School of Teaching and Learning
Professor - Analytical Chemistry of Cyanide Antagonism, Nanosensing, and Calibration
Dept of Chemistry
936-294-3270 | CFS 317E
Assistant Professor, Emerging Media
Dept of Mass Communication
936-294-3143 | DRCB 306
Associate Professor of Marketing
Dept of Management & Marketing
936-294-4947 | Smith-Hutson Business Building Office 236G
Associate Professor 9 Mo
Dept of Library Science & Technolog
294-4740 | TEC 139
Assistant Professor 9 Mo
School of Teaching and Learning
294-3911 | TEC 212B

Get INVOLVED

Faculty, staff, and students interested in contributing to or learning more about this research cluster are invited to join. Completing the interest form allows ORSP to share relevant updates, events, and funding opportunities.

Interest Form