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Yvette Regalado, Ph.D., a recent graduate from the Developmental Education doctoral program at Texas State University (TXST), has been recognized for her exceptional research in the field. She was awarded third place in the 2025 Outstanding Dissertation Award by the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education (AAHHE) for her dissertation completed in May 2024.
Regalado's work focuses on critical issues within developmental education, addressing challenges faced by students in higher education. Her research not only contributes to academic discourse but also aims to improve educational practices and policies that support underrepresented populations. This recognition underscores the importance of her findings and the impact they may have on future educational frameworks.
The Outstanding Dissertation Award is a prestigious honor that highlights exemplary scholarship and innovation in higher education research. Regalado’s achievement is a testament to her dedication and the significant contributions she is making to the field of developmental education. As she moves forward in her career, her work is expected to inspire others and foster positive change in educational settings.
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