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Jason Bennett

Jason Bennett, D.A., ATC, Assistant Professor - Middle Tennessee State University

Focus: Instructional Technology; Athletic Training Education.

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Kelly Berardini, MHA, ATC, Full-Time Instructor - Chapman University

Focus: Athletic training education, healthcare administration, and dance medicine.

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John Brady

John Brady, Ph.D., Associate Professor - United States International University

Focus: Best practices for developing high quality School Psychologists and School Counselors; systems evaluation and change.

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Bill Bragg, Ph.D., Assistant Professor - United States International University

Focus: Educational improvement, leadership, and organizational change.

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James G. Brown

James G. Brown, Ph.D., Professor - University of Illinois

Focus: Social foundations, especially critical theory and education; difficult histories.

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Penny Bryan

Penny Bryan, Ph.D., Associate Professor - University of Pennsylvania

Focus: Literacy, leadership and ethics in education.

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Randy Busse

Randy T. Busse, Ph.D., Associate Professor - University of Wisconsin, Madison

Focus: Performance-based assessment, single-care outcome evaluation; selective mutism.

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Don Cardinal

Donald N. Cardinal, Ph.D., Professor and Dean - Claremont Graduate University

Focus: Special Education, Autism, research methodology in Education.

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Joel Colbert, Ed.D., Professor and Director of Ph.D. Program - University of Kansas

Focus: Educational technology, science education, and teacher preparation.

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Anaida Colon-Muņiz

Anaida Colon-Muņiz, Ed.D., Associate Professor - University of Massachusetts at Amherst

Focus: Capacity development of diverse teacher educators.

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Donna Cucunato

Donna Cucunato, M.A., Associate Professor - California State University, Long Beach

Focus: Liberal Studies, Dance, Physical Education.

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Margie Curwen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor - University of Southern California

Focus: Literacy, social justice, teacher development, classroom and out-of-school learning communities, critical literacy, and new literacies.

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Janet Dodd, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders - Nova Southeastern University in Florida

Focus: Narrative language-based intervention, multi-disciplinary assessment of autism spectrum disorders, therapeutic implications of theory of mind, and central auditory processing disorders in clinical and educational pediatric populations.

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Rosemary Fahey

Rosemary Fahey, Ed.D., Associate Professor, Emerita - Pepperdine University

Focus: Comparative and International Education; Inclusion, Special Education, literacy issues.

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Dianne Ferguson, Ph.D., Professor
Special Assistant to the Dean - Syracuse University

Focus: Issues and strategies for school inclusion for students with disabilities, family experience and the relationships between school personnel and families, administrator and teacher support for licensure and professional development and collaboration, and use of interpretivist research methods in education.

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Phil Ferguson, Ph.D., Professor - Syracuse University

Focus: Disability studies with a special emphasis on issues affecting people with intellectual disabilities.

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SallyAnn Giess, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders

Focus: Child language, and child-language disorders, differential diagnosis of reading disabilities, effective interventions for reading disabilities in the school-age population, and speech and language service delivery in the schools.

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Kelly Graydon, Ph.D., Assistant Professor - University of California Santa Barbara

Focus: Protective factors for delinquency and recidivism, grade retention, and the international practice of school psychology.

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Michael Hass

Michael Hass, Ph.D., Professor - University of California, Irvine

Focus: Resiliency, competency based approaches to counseling and consultation and higher education pedagogy.

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Keith Howard, Ph.D., Assistant Professor - University of Southern California

Focus: Secondary mathematics education and technology in education.

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Dawn Hunter

Dawn Hunter, Ph.D., Associate Professor - University of Maryland at College Park

Focus: Access and equity related to inclusive schooling for people with severe disabilities, challenging behaviors.

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Ky Kugler, Ed.D., ATC Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Studies, Associate Professor and Director of the Athletic Training Education Program - New Mexico State University

Focus:  Athletic Training Education.

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Mike Madrid, Ph.D., Education Director and Associate Professor - Claremont Graduate University

Focus: Bilingual education, language acquisition, and multiculturalism.

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Mark Maier, Ph.D., Leadership Studies Program Director and Associate Professor - Cornell University

Focus: Leadership Studies Program

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Mary McNeil, Ph.D., Associate Dean and Professor - Boston University

Focus: Special education, Collaborative leadership and Systems change.

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Gerri McNenny, Ph.D. , Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Center for Resources in Education and Writing - University of Arizona

Focus: Service learning, learning communities, rhetorical analysis, discourse analysis, and ideological literacy.

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Roxanne Greitz Miller, Ed.D., Associate Professor - Florida International University
 
Focus: Science education PreK-12, the role of literacy and language in the construction of knowledge, teacher education and professional development.

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Judy Montgomery

Judy Montgomery, Ph.D., Professor - Claremont Graduate University

Focus: Language and learning disabilities as they relate to literacy and reading.

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Lilia Monzo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Focus: Study of Latino immigrant communities and families and the schools that serve them, with a special interest in identity development and the role of language, literacy, and culture in schooling experiences.

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Jan Osborn

Jan Osborn, Ph.D., Lecturer - University of Michigan, UC Riverside

Focus: Student empowerment through literacy, portfolio assessment, writing and literacy.

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Suzanne SooHoo

Suzanne SooHoo, Ph.D., Professor - Claremont Graduate University

Focus: Critical multiculturalism, action research and social justice.

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Barbara Tye

Barbara Tye, Ed.D., Professor Emerita - Texas Tech University

Focus: Social and institutional forces that support resistance to change, global education.

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Ken Tye

 Kenneth Tye, Ed.D., Professor Emeritus - UCLA

 Focus: Global and comparative education.

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Kimberly White-Smith

 Kimberly White-Smith, Ed.D., Assistant Professor - University of
 Southern California

 Focus: Teacher growth and development, school improvement, and
 diversity and access.

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Anna Wilson  Anna Wilson, Ph.D., Associate Professor - The University of Texas,  Austin, and Washington State University

 Focus: Social construction of Deviance, Otherness, and Privilege,
 Queer Studies.

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 Tom Wilson, Ph.D., Paulo Freire Democratice Project- University of Southern California  
 
 Focus: Director of the Paulo Freire Democratice Project

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