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Physical Address:
108 East Dean Keeton
Stop A2701
Austin, TX 78712

Mailing Address:
Priscilla Pond Flawn Child and Family Laboratory 
P.O. Box 300455
Austin, TX 78703

512-471-3974 (office)
512-475-8662 (fax)
labschool@utexas.edu

Priscilla Pond Flawn Child and Family Laboratory home

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  • Department of Human Development & Family Sciences
  • School of Health and Human Sciences
  • College of Natural Sciences
  • University of Texas at Austin
Donate to our Program

Each year the UT Lab School advances its mission of helping people understand, appreciate, and apply the science of child development. Through this program we have seen the lives of our families, children and adult learners enriched for the better.  The generosity of our supporters gives us the resources to advance our goal of making a difference in the overall health and wellness of young children and their families.  Your gift helps us fund initiatives like professional development for the UT Lab School teaching faculty, family scholarships, and new equipment for the children.

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