Research & Engagement
Explore in greater depth the education topics you connect with the most. Learn hands-on — collaborating with peers, mentors and area youth on time-relevant topics that encourage curiosity and dialogue. Our funded grants and projects and dedicated centers for research and advocacy create a well-rounded education experience.
You can help create inclusive learning environments for immigrant students. Develop innovative curriculum for elementary algebraic thinking. Train with peers to gain educational leadership insight or work to improve suicide prevention efforts on college campuses. Our wide range of grants, centers and projects allow you to multiply your knowledge in ways practical to your professional career and personal growth. Choose your opportunity.
Centers
The Herb Innovation Center (THInC)
THInC offers research opportunities, mentoring, and support for undergraduate and
graduate students, assists faculty with funded and non-funded projects, and establishes
partnerships with other on-campus units and beyond.
The Carver Center
The Carver Center is the central hub for educational technology and resources, focusing
on widespread technology adoption and providing comprehensive training and support
to the college community.
Center for Education in Mass Violence and Suicide
The University of Toledo Center for Education in Mass Violence and Suicide offers
resources, courses, and training to K-12 districts, higher education institutions,
and workplaces, providing holistic, research-based solutions and ensuring compliance
with House Bill 28 for addressing suicide on college campuses.
Center for Nonviolence and Democratic Education
The purpose of the Center for Nonviolence & Democratic Education (CNDE) is to understand
and educate, locally and globally, for a nonviolent, democratic, peaceful, ecologically
sustainable, and just society.
The Russel Center
The purpose of the John H. Russel Center for Educational Leadership is to promote
understanding of the role and practice of leadership in education and the development
of educational leaders in PreK-16 schools, institutions, and associations. The center
provides a resource to help students, faculty members, administrators, and professionals
communicate with each other, improve skills in specific areas, develop innovative
solutions to problems, provide a forum to share ideas, and conduct research on educational
issues.