Esports leagues are considered “brand extensions” from which professional sport organizations can see revenue increases and encourage more consumers to connect to their teams. Professor Beth Cianfrone co-authored a study with CEHD alum Glynn McGehee (Ph.D. ’19) and doctoral student Jackson Sears to analyze one NBA franchise’s esports brand extension.

Centers and clinics in the College of Education & Human Development provide leadership, service and research opportunities in learning and development, teacher education, educational policy, adult learning and community outreach.

Our Dean’s Research Doctoral Fellowship initiative recognizes outstanding scholarly accomplishments and the academic potential of newly admitted research doctoral students in the college. Recipients of the four-year fellowship embody the highest standards of research and scholarship in the CEHD’s graduate programs.