The Mary Lou Fulton College of Education is home to numerous academic research and resource centers. These specialized centers offer science-based information and support to help educators improve educational practices, affect policy and develop leaders.

Center for Indian Education

The Center for Indian Education serves as a major research and resource center in the field of Indian Education and related fields. Visit the Center's website for information about the various services the center provides.

Educational Policy Studies Laboratory (EPSL

The Educational Policy Studies Laboratory (EPSL) is an academic research organization studying the formulation, implementation and effects of policy at all levels of the education system. Its units reflect perspectives and interests of the scholars and researchers affiliated with the laboratory. Visit the EPSL website to view current reports on studies of commercialism in schools, class size reduction and poverty.

Hispanic Border Leadership Program

The Hispanic Border Leadership Program (HBLI) is a consortium of institutions of higher education dedicated to improving the education of Latinos from pre-kindergarten to doctoral studies by promoting systematic change via Latino leadership and policy development. For questions or additional information, visit the HBLI website or contact: Dr. Leonard A. Valverde, HBLI Executive Director, 480-727-6364.

Southwest Center for Education Equity and Language Diversity

The Southwest Center for Education Equity and Language Diversity promotes scholarship and discourse on issues and opportunities related to language, race, and ethnicity. Students gain a deeper understanding of socio-cultural diversity in contemporary U.S. life. Visit our website for more information.

Technology Based Learning and Research (TBLR)

Technology Based Learning and Research (TBLR) coordinates various technology-based research and development projects. TBLR focuses on research and large-scale delivery of educational materials as well as technology training and integration using computers and other information and communication technologies. To learn more, visit the TBLR website.