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UO program in education ranks high.


Byline: GREG BOLT The Register-Guard

The University of Oregon's graduate program in education is again ranked among the nation's best, according to according to
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The UO College of Education graduate school ranked ninth nationally - fourth among public universities - in the annual rankings by U.S. News & World Report U.S. News & World Report

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. The school's special education program was listed at the No. 3 spot nationally, the second year in a row that it has held the rank.

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 circles, the magazine's annual list is closely watched by universities and often ends up being used in recruiting efforts. UO officials welcomed the high marks for the College of Education but were critical of the second-tier ranking given to the UO School of Law.

This year's rankings continue a comeback Comeback

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 for the education school, which was practically eliminated during cutbacks forced by the passage of Measure 5 in 1990. These are the highest marks the school has received, although it has been among the top programs for the past several years.

"The national reputation of the College of Education reflects the extraordinary impact of the college's exemplary faculty members," said Martin Kaufman, dean of the college, in a statement released by the university.

"These ranking show their influence and contributions in shaping national policy, improving professional practice and strengthening the capacity of schools and community agencies to meet the needs of children and families."

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 noted by the magazine was the faculty's ability to draw outside funding to the college. The faculty is the most productive in the nation in terms of research and training grants per faculty member, and the $21.7 million total in research funding Research funding is a term generally covering any funding for scientific research, in the areas of both "hard" science and technology and social science. The term often connotes funding obtained through a competitive process, in which potential research projects are evaluated and  in 2001 was the third-highest in the country.

In other categories, the UO psychology department's doctoral program was among the top tier nationally at number 45. The doctoral program in biological sciences also made the top group with a ranking of 54.
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Date:Apr 8, 2002
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