Honors and Awards

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Technology, Innovation, and Education reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Prevention Science and Practice reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Mind, Brain, and Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Arts in Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Learning and Teaching reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Higher Education reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Language and Literacy reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Education Policy and Management reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for School Leadership reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Human Development and Psychology reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

HGSE's continues tradition of honoring student leadership and dedication with annual Intellectual Contribution, Marshal, and Strimling Awards.

At AERA, Howard Gardner provides insider tips for the next generation of education researchers.

Every year, the National Academy of Education honors scholars for their valuable contributions to educational research and policy development.

The award honors mentors who have demonstrated extraordinary contributions to supporting the research training and career trajectories of education researchers.

One Boston public school, two HGSE school leaders, and the ingredients of whole-school change.

This academic year, a number of Harvard Graduate School of Education faculty, students, and alumni were recognized for their hard work and achievements with awards and fellowships.

Professor Howard Gardner receives the 2020 Distinguished Contributions to Research in Education Award, the premier honor from the American Educational Research Association.

Using culturally relevant narratives to improve instruction and student engagement

Believing in the power of communities to effect change

Strengthening school leaders while building toward system-level change

Ho was honored for his imaginative approach to teaching, his availability to students, and an uncommon ability to convey challenging topics — with humor, grace, and inventiveness

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Teacher Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for School Leadership reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Specialized Studies reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Technology, Innovation, and Education reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Mind, Brain, and Education reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Higher Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for International Education Policy reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Language and Literacy reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Arts in Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Prevention Science and Practice reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Human Development and Psychology reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Learning and Teaching reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Education Policy Management reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future

This year's honoree is a longtime U.S. Department of Education leader and the current president of the equity-focused Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL)

The pair received the award for their study of how to improve teaching and learning in U.S. high schools

In the first half of 2019, a number of Harvard Graduate School of Education faculty, students, and alumni were recognized for their hard work and achievements with awards and fellowships.

Approaching education as an act of resistance — to dismantle systemic racism and injustice.

Exploring the idea of place as a means to understanding educational injustice.

Committed to ensuring equal access to quality education — even in places and settings where conflict is rife and daily life is anything but fair.

Gaining new insight into the critical role of youth workers and out-of-school educators — and how to nurture their growth, reward their contributions, and reduce staff turnover.

Uncovering and enacting the power of state education agencies to drive responsive solutions on the ground.

A warm classroom and an emphasis on clarity helps make statistics approachable and welcoming.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Education Policy and Management reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for International Education Policy reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Specialized Studies reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Learning and Teaching reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for School Leadership reflects on his time at HGSE and looks toward the future.