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I am an early childhood educator and counselor at heart.
Holcomb-McCoy, AU's new School of Education Dean, comes to AU from Johns Hopkins University, where she was recognized nationally for her research, excellence in teaching, and exemplary service. At AU, she is developing new curricula and building bridges to school districts and education industries around the globe. Learn more about how Holcomb-McCoy and her students are making an impact within major education policy organizations.
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Anastasia Snelling (health studies) received $900,000 from the USDA for a five-year project titled "Healthy Schoolhouse 2.0 Teachers and Parents Working to Improve Student Health."
Director of the Graphic Design Program Chemi Montes won the 2018 Graphis Poster Annual Competition Platinum Award for his work on the Steve Reich 80th Year Celebration poster.
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