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Associate Dean, School of Undergraduate Studies
+1 512 232 2684, +1 512 475 7000, l.abraham@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on biomechanic analysis and instruction, and neurological correlation to fine motor skills.

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
abrilgon@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
jenniferadair@utexas.edu

Immigration and early childhood education; Agency and young children; Global, comparative early childhood; Early childhood teacher education; Racial identities and young children; Impact of educational ethnography on teacher education and educational policy

M. K. Hage Centennial Professor in Education, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0364, +1 512 471 4407, rainslie@austin.utexas.edu

Explores the intersection of psychology and culture through such topics as the psychological experience of immigration, ethnic conflicts and the impact of violence within communities, and the relationship between individual and collective identity.

Research Associate and Lecturer, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 4528, celeste.alexander@austin.utexas.edu

Executive Director, College of Education
+1 512 232 3997, cassandre.alvarado@austin.utexas.edu

Research Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
ratwood@austin.utexas.edu

Robin Atwood has spent more than 15 years working on applied research projects focused on physical activity, obesity, worksite wellness, nutrition education evaluation, diabetes, and HIV prevention and care. She is currently working on issues surrounding changes in health care delivery systems impacted by health care reform and capacity building utilizing complexity science, generative leadership and an appreciative approach.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
heather.augustine@utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
drmnavalos@gmail.com

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0526, gawad@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the effects that acculturation and identity have on discrimination, specifically in populations of Arab/Middle Eastern and African American women.

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
flavio@austin.utexas.edu

My research focuses primarily on theorizing the nature of short- and long-term interests in STEM disciplines, and designing learning environments that are truly engaging to students. This has led me to investigate learning and interest-based participation in settings as diverse as classrooms, after-school programs, and hobby practices (model rocketry and amateurs astronomy). Intersecting with this central research focus, my other research interests include the use and creation of technical representations and the way these mediate knowing and learning; the discourse and practices of engaged participation in STEM classrooms; and social justice issues in STEM education. This work has appeared in publications such as the Journal of the Learning Sciences, Cognition and Instruction, and the Journal of Mathematical Behavior.

Department Chair, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6021, +1 512 471 1273, jbart@austin.utexas.edu

Researches the effect of exercise on mental health to improve mood and reduce stress.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
jamesb@utexas.edu

Curriculum design, teacher education, science education

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
skbearman@austin.utexas.edu

Research focuses on the dissemination and implementation of empirically supported practices (ESPs) for children with disruptive behavior, trauma, anxiety and depression in community settings.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 3205, +1 512 471 4890, kbeckwith@austin.utexas.edu

Teaches courses focusing on physical and strength training as well as sport history and culture.

Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, College of Education
+1 512 471 0724, +1 512 471 4155, tberetvas@austin.utexas.edu

Interested in statistical models with a focus on deriving and evaluating multilevel model extensions and meta-analysis models for educational, behavioral, social and medical science data.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
wbessent@gmail.com

Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
937glisan1@gmail.com

Senior Research Associate, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 6456, bohlig@cccse.org

As Assistant Director of Research at CCCSE, Bohlig's research interests center on student success at community colleges and the effects of enrollment status and developmental education on persistence and completion.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
jgbordie@utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Cockrell School of Engineering
maura.borrego@austin.utexas.edu

Maura Borrego is Professor of Mechanical Engineering and STEM Education (Curriculum & Instruction) at the University of Texas at Austin. She previously served as a Program Director at the National Science Foundation, on the board of the American Society for Engineering Education, and as an associate dean and director of interdisciplinary graduate programs. Her research awards include U.S. Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), a National Science Foundation CAREER award, and two outstanding publication awards from the American Educational Research Association for her journal articles. Dr. Borrego is a Deputy Editor for Journal of Engineering Education. Her current research interests include Latinx transfer students, graduate education, and undergraduate instructional change. Dr. Borrego directs the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Education and teaches graduate level courses on teaching, assessment and curriculum design in engineering. All of Dr. Borrego's degrees are in Materials Science and Engineering. Her M.S. and Ph.D. are from Stanford University, and her B.S. is from University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 2120, mattbowers@austin.utexas.edu

Examines the management of systems for athlete development, including how different sport settings influence performance and participation over the lifespan.

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 3902, alb@austin.utexas.edu

Anthony Brown's research focuses on historical and contemporary issues and discourses concerning African American students in schools and society; race relations, cultural diversity, education

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 2288, cpbrown@utexas.edu

Impact of policymakers' high stakes reforms on teachers; early learning standards; pre-kindergarten assessment and alignment with elementary school; teacher education; curriculum development; the changed kindergarten

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4257, keffrelyn@austin.utexas.edu

teacher education; curriculum theory; underserved student populations; sociocultural knowledge; African American/Black education; race relations

Associate VP for Student Affairs, CMHC Director
+1 512 475 6990, cbrownson@austin.utexas.edu

Research interests include college student suicide prevention, collaborative care models of behavioral health in primary care, and the intersection of mental health and academic success.

Senior Lecturer, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 441 3946, lab@austin.utexas.edu

Research Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 2320, brianrbryant@aol.com

Mollie Villeret Davis Professor in Learning Disabilities, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 2320, +1 512 471 4161, dpbryant@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Bryant has served as the Principal Investigator on an early numeracy, response to intervention grant funded by the Institute of Education Sciences, the 3-Tier Mathematics Elementary & Secondary Intervention Project funded by the Texas Education Agency, and the MSTAR Intervention program funded by the Meadows Foundation. Dr. Bryant was chosen to participate in the National Science Foundation funded "Beginning Substantive Collaboration between Mathematics Education and Special Education Symposium: Teaching Mathematics to Students within the RtI Process." She is the author/co-author of books, tests, and research articles that focus on educational interventions for improving the mathematics and reading performance of students with learning disabilities, and the use of assistive technology for individuals with disabilities. Her research articles represent 20 years of working collaboratively with school districts and teachers on interventions for students with learning disabilities and who are at-risk for educational difficulties.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 9390, buchanan@austin.utexas.edu

Specializes in adapted physical education and working with children with disabilities by providing sensory and motor integration training.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 4419, bb@austin.utexas.edu

Current Projects: Socialization Experiences of Queer and Trans Graduate Students Working Mothers in Student Affairs Men in Student Affairs Strategies of Resistance of Latinas in STEM

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0381, abrichards@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Richards interests are in applied research and evaluation in education settings from prekindergarten through adult professional learning in order to improve students' academic mindsets, learning strategies, motivation, persistence, and achievement and promote equitable and positive learning environments, college readiness, and lifelong success.

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 8347, callahan@prc.utexas.edu

Bilingual Education, immigrant adolescents' academic preparation, language minority students and students identified with learning disabilities in the STEM pipeline, language policy in education, immigrant adolescents' civic development, the transition to young adulthood among immigrants; minorities, adolescents, education

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 471 3434, camarillo-may@austin.utexas.edu

UT Austin Principalship Program Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 6137, debra.cantu@austin.utexas.edu

Ken McIntyre Professor for Excellence in School Leadership, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 7111, +1 512 475 8593, metrocan2@aol.com

Civil rights, education law, disbility law, school reform, and the intersection of law and policy in education.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 4155, ccarlson@austin.utexas.edu

Active in current healthcare reform endeavors, studies integrated behavioral health, attachment theory, and consultation theories and processes such as home-school partnership and family-centered treatment.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
hcarter@utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 7636, dcastelli@utexas.edu

Studies the relationship between physical activity and cognitive performance in children and adolescents.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0378, stephanie.cawthon@austin.utexas.edu

Explores individual, school, community, and system level factors that affect education, employment, and quality of life outcomes for deaf and hard of hearing individuals.

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
joshuachilds@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 2751, schoi@austin.utexas.edu

Interests include the development and dissemination of computerized adaptive testing applications in educational and psychological testing and patient-reported outcome measurements.

Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 6557, nathan.clemens@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Clemens' research and teaching focuses on improving instruction and intervention for students with reading difficulties in preschool through adolescence. More specifically, his work is aimed at improving teachers' use of assessment data to better understand their students' progress, and to help them align and individualize evidence-based interventions with their students' unique learning needs in order to promote stronger outcomes. Dr. Clemens has conducted work on curriculum-based measurement and progress monitoring for students with reading difficulties in kindergarten and first grade, screening to identify students who are at-risk for reading difficulties and/or dyslexia, Response to Intervention and Multi-tiered Systems of Support in schools, and assessment of reading comprehension for students in middle and secondary school. Dr. Clemens is also interested in research that seeks to better understand interventions and key practices that are effective for students with the most intensive learning difficulties.

Director of the Institute for Urban Policy Research and Analysis, College of Liberal Arts
+1 512 471 7498, kcokley@austin.utexas.edu

Researches themes related to understanding the psychological and environmental factors that impact African American student achievement, and the impact of the impostor phenomenon in academic and mental health outcomes.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Statistics and Data Sciences
smcollins@utexas.edu

Statistics

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 471 7923, ncooc@austin.utexas.edu

Racial and ethnic disproportionality, quantitative research methods, Asian Americans in education, summer literacy interventions, culture and diversity

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 8596, +1 512 471 8598, coyle@austin.utexas.edu

Investigates metabolic and cardiovascular factors that limit exercise performance.

Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
craven@mail.utexas.edu

Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
bcrim@utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 2205, +1 512 232 3949, crowley@austin.utexas.edu

Swimming/aquatic safety; swimming instruction; fitness

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
kellycruise@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
jenna.cullinanehege@thecb.state.tx.us

time to degree, transfer, mathematics education, high school-to-college transitions, developmental education, scaling educational innovations, and improving the success of underserved student populations in higher education

Senior Lecturer, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 4155, ndaley@austin.utexas.edu

Nancy Daley has taught Human Sexuality, an upper-division undergraduate elective, since 1996. This course addresses the physical, psychological, emotional, and interpersonal aspects of human sexuality. Daley is particularly interested in examining gender, sexual orientation, sexual coercion, sexual perversions, and sexual communication.

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
ddavila@utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
oldavisjr@mail.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 1954, delissovoy@austin.utexas.edu

critical pedagogy and cultural studies; globalization, education, and social movements; race, racism, and coloniality; critical and marxist theory; curriculum studies; feminist philosophy

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 2413, ddematthews@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. DeMatthews' research focuses on urban school and district leadership, inclusive practices for students with disabilities, and school improvement with a focus on addressing inequities in classrooms, schools, and communities. Dr. DeMatthews' work has been published in Educational Administration Quarterly, Teachers College Record, Urban Education, Education Policy Analysis Archives, Journal of School Leadership, Journal of Latinos and Education, Journal of Research on Leadership Education, and Leadership and Policy in Schools. Dr. DeMatthews has recently authored a book, Community Engaged Leadership for Social Justice: A Critical Approach in Urban Schools with Routledge. In addition, his work has also been featured in Education Week, USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Texas Tribune, Houston Chronicle, Austin American Statesman, and the El Paso Times.

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 471 7256, cdoabler@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Doabler's research focuses on designing and testing intensive, early mathematics and science interventions in the context of multi-tiered systems of support for students who are at risk for learning disabilities in mathematics, reading, and science. His other research interests include design experiments, technology-based interventions, and classroom observation systems that document evidence-based teaching practices, treatment intensity, implementation fidelity.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0367, ddrum@austin.utexas.edu

Assists students in finding research topics, particularly relating to college student suicidality and health psychology, working towards integrative health care and improving access to mental health services in hospitals.

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 3535, susan.dubois@communitycaretx.org

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 659 8309, belliott@utexas.edu

Director III, Charles A Dana Center
+1 512 232 2261, mellis@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
empson@austin.utexas.edu

Elementary children's mathematics thinking; sociocognitive theories of learning, classroom processes; teacher development

Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 3206, nickenge@austin.utexas.edu

Social Science/Humanities Research Associate V (4005), Center for Mexican American Studies, College of Liberal Arts
+1 512 232 6890, vlerrisuriz@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
nestes.ut@gmail.com

Adjunct Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 4890, john.fair@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on the history of sport culture, particularly Olympic weightlifting, and its impact on society.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0603, +1 512 471 8020, toni@prc.utexas.edu

Studies the outcomes of sibling status on human development and educational attainment, and examines the effects of China's one-child policy on the personalities of Chinese children and adults.

Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
falcomata@austin.utexas.edu

Autism Spectrum Disorders, autism, developmental disabilities, applied behavioral analysis, challenging behavior, resurgence, treatment relapse, clinical relapse, problem behavior

Director, Athletic Training Program
+1 512 471 1273, +1 512 471 9885, bfarr@austin.utexas.edu

Serves as Director of the Athletic Training Education Program and specializes in sports medicine, training athletes, athletic injuries, strength and conditioning, and sports rehabilitation.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
rfarrar@austin.utexas.edu

Studies muscle physiology and adaptability across the life span in response to exercise training and injury.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
farrell@utexas.edu

Research Associate Professor, School of Social Work
mfaulkner@mail.utexas.edu

Child welfare, child and family policy, foster care, teen pregnancy prevention, Latino families

Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs, College of Education
+1 512 475 8327, sherry_field@austin.utexas.edu

Curriculum history; oral history; social studies curriculum and teaching; childrens thinking and historical thinking; teachers as school leaders; teacher preparation

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
tflores@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
dfoley@austin.utexas.edu

American ethnic and race relations; educational policy for ethnic minorities; ethnographic research; critical theory

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
jfrost@mail.utexas.edu

Playground design; developmentally appropriate children's play; optimum play environments

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
liliana_garces@utexas.edu

Equitable inclusion policies for marginalized populations in education; Use and influence of research in law.

Assistant Director, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 8428, linda.garcia@cccse.org

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 2850, +1 512 471 5017, garrardd@austin.utexas.edu

Senior Lecturer, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 4155, mcgerwels@austin.utexas.edu

Director of Research and Data Science, Office of Strategy and Policy
+1 512 232 6809, matt.giani@austin.utexas.edu

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
gnagy@austin.utexas.edu

Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 475 8585, jgonzalez@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
mgonzalez-howard@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Psychology
jane.gray@austin.utexas.edu

Supports the clinical training of doctoral students, teaches clinically-focused courses and prepares students for psychology internship training.

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
tgreen@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Green's research examines the relationship between educational leadership, schools, and neighborhood-communities, with a focus on racial and educational equity. His work centers on three related research strands: 1) the role of educational leaders in equity-focused school-family-community partnerships, 2) the intersection of school reform and equitable community development, with a focus on the impacts of neighborhood gentrification on schools, and 3) institutional change approaches to racial and educational equity in school districts and schools. His work has been featured nationally in popular press venues such as TIME, Austin American Statesman, Dallas Morning News, Texas Tribune, Detroit Free Press, and the McAllen Monitor. Here are a few of those pieces: Op-ed: http://time.com/4446768/back-to-school-questions/ Op-ed: What it will take to truly desegregate Detroit schools College of Education Video Texas Tribune Interview

Associate Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 2786, l.griffin@austin.utexas.edu

Investigates neural control mechanisms during muscle fatigue and aging with single-motor unit recording, and designs electrical stimulation protocols for individuals with paralysis.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
j.guszak32@gmail.com

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 475 8573, dottiehall@utexas.edu

ethical campus leadership, campus administration, educational collaboration

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6848, corey.hannah@austin.utexas.edu

Prepares students in athletic training and studies the role strain and preparedness of athletic trainers in academic roles.

Research Engineering/ Scientist Associate III (4209), Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 9879, michelle.harrison@utexas.edu

Research focuses on biomarkers underlying lifestyle behaviors, metabolic health, and chronic disease in at-risk populations.

Charles H. Spence, Sr. Centennial Professor in Education, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4785, lharrison@austin.utexas.edu

Race and culture in physical activity and sport; identity development patterns of African Americans, race relations

Priscilla Pond Flawn Regents Professor in Early Childhood Education, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 471 4041, jhoffman@austin.utexas.edu

My interests focus on three areas: (1) Teacher preparation, (2) The classroom literacy environment, and (3) Promoting literacy achievement in developing countries. Methods: Descriptive, correlational, experimental, content analysis, program evaluation.

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 2428, c.holahan@austin.utexas.edu

Studies psychosocial factors in health behavior and health and well-being in adulthood and aging.

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
jholme@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Holme's research focuses on the politics and implementation of educational policy, with a particular focus on the relationship among school reform, equity, and diversity in schools. Her research interests include: school desegregation (currently focusing on inter-district programs), high stakes testing (exit level testing); and school choice policy.

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4108, horwitz@austin.utexas.edu

Foreign language anxiety; learner beliefs about language learning, language learning strategies

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 1782, hhsiao@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the biomechanical and neuromuscular control mechanisms of human movement and translates this knowledge into practical solutions that reduce walking-related disability. WE ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR INTERESTED PhD STUDENTS TO JOIN OUR GROUP!

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4145, joanh@austin.utexas.edu

K-12 Technology Integration, Teacher Professional Development, Online Learning, Technology Leadership, 1:1 Technology Integration, Research, Consulting for EdTech Startups

Associate Professor & Graduate Advisor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 0994, +1 512 475 6189, tmhunt@austin.utexas.edu

Examines the intersection of sport and international political history.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Educational Psychology
aip@utexas.edu

Anita Israni's research interests focus on using Bayesian statistical methods to employ hierarchical linear modeling, specifically working with longitudinal and mediation data.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
johnivy@utexas.edu

Exercise physiology; carbohydrate metabolism; ergogenic aids; exercise and diabetes; nutrition and exercise

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
jabbar@austin.utexas.edu

Huriya Jabbar's research examines the social and political dimensions of market-based reforms and privatization in education, including school choice and decision-making in K-12 and higher education contexts.

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 2685, jljensen@austin.utexas.edu

Studies biomechanics and changes in motor competencies across a lifetime with an emphasis on posture and locomotor control including populations of autism and cerebral palsy.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Social Science/Humanities Research Associate V (4005), Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 1273, judy.jonas@utexas.edu

Research Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6027, ejowers@austin.utexas.edu

Jowers directs three major grant projects, including the Texas Initiatives for Children's Activity & Nutrition (I-CAN!) project, the Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Retention and Engagement Study, and the PMATS/Walk Texas! Project. Texas I-CAN! is an obesity prevention project that aims to increase both physical activity and healthy eating in elementary school children. This project is currently funded through the National Institutes of Health/ Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center for Child Development.The goal is to train elementary school teachers to incorporate physical activity into their academic lessons daily and to evaluate the corresponding physical activity changes and academic impact on the participating children. This is a 5-year project that will recruit 30 elementary schools within Central Texas. Jowers was part of the creation and refinement of this program since 2001 and has extensive experience working with children, elementary school teachers, and independent school districts. The WIC Engagement and Retention Study is funded by the Department of State Health Services (DSHS)/WIC State Office to examine both quantitatively and qualitatively the factors that influence participant engagement and retention in the program. PMATS/Walk Texas! is funded by the Department of State Health Services (DSHS)/Texas Diabetes Council/Program to provide diabetes prevention and technical assistance/expertise to state-funded community diabetes prevention projects. Additionally, Dr. Jowers manages the online reporting system, termed the Program Management and Tracking System, for the Texas Department of State and Health Services. This system tracks clinical outcomes across various programs (physical activity, nutrition, diabetes self management) to determine the impact of the programs on diabetes prevention and control across the state of Texas.

Lecturer, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 7551, dsshj@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 1695, mjustiz@austin.utexas.edu

Education and public policy; politics of education; equal access for minorities in education systems; Latin American programs

Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 1695, +1 512 232 1696, mkameen@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0420, hkang@austin.utexas.edu

Studies statistical methods related to psychometrics, such as item response theory, response time modeling, diagnostic classification modeling, and stochastic test design.

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 3565, xk93@austin.utexas.edu

Research foci are (a) measurement and assessment in physical activity settings using technology; (b) fitness education and health-related fitness knowledge testing; and (c) healthy lifestyle promotion among university students and technologies

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0274, tzkeith@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on the nature and measurement of intelligence, including the validity of tests of intelligence, and understanding factors that influence school learning and academic achievement.

Deputy to the President for Strategy and Policy
+1 512 232 8277, harrison.keller@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Instruction, College of Education
+1 512 232 2917, +1 512 471 3212, darren.kelly@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
dkelt@utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
grace@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
akinkade@utexas.edu

Social and Emotional Learning Teacher Evaluation Administrator Development Supervision of Teachers Differentiation

Director - Residence Life, University Housing and Dining
+1 512 471 6177, m.kirksy@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0218, dklingbeil@austin.utexas.edu

Evaluates popular educational practices to identify moderators of effectiveness; designs evidence-based practices for the context of high-poverty schools, identifying students needing additional support and evidence-based interventions for academic and social-behavioral outcomes.

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 9683, eric.knuth@austin.utexas.edu

My program of research concerns the meaningful engagement of students in mathematical practices and their development of increasingly more sophisticated ways of engaging in those practices. My research focuses, in particular, on practices related to algebraic reasoning and to mathematical argumentation (justifying and proving). A primary goal of my work is to develop sufficiently detailed accounts of learning and instruction in classroom contexts to guide the development of instructional practices, curricular materials, and teacher education/professional development aimed at facilitating students' mathematical development.

Research Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 391 2530, hkohl@austin.utexas.edu

Specializes in public health, epidemiology and the study and promotion of physical activity for health.

Senior Research Fellow, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 585 0911, steve_kornguth@utexas.edu

Neural development; magnetic resonance imaging; paraneoplastic syndromes; biological sensors; neuropathology

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6485, +1 512 471 8601, sophie.lalande@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the limiting factors to exercise capacity in healthy individuals and clinical populations.

Clinical Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
lambdin@utexas.edu

Elementary physical education; teachers'''' careers; assessment in physical education; teachers'''' goals and intents

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
blasher@austin.utexas.edu

Senior Program Coordinator-Tobacco Prevention and Control, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 4351, lara.a.latimer@utexas.edu

Addressing overweight & obesity, specifically through examining how the physical and social environment influences nutrition-related behavior. Tobacco prevention among college students.

Executive Director, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 1430, leach@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 8587, waynelee@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
judith.lindfors@mail.utexas.edu

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 6585, amandalittle@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Little is the coordinator for the Early Childhood Special Education area and works closely with the Autism and Developmental Disabilities area. Her teaching and research emphasis is on effective, data based interventions for young children with special needs and behavioral challenges and their families. Specific areas of interest include applied behavior analysis, positive behavior supports, and intervention strategies that support and teach children and families in their home, school, and community settings.

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 6248, +1 512 471 5942, mliu@austin.utexas.edu

Design and development of learner-centered environments with new media and emerging technologies; Developing technology enabled cognitive tools to support higher-level thinking skills; Problem-based and Project based learning; Game-based learning; Instructional design; Online Instruction; Second language learning Research cited on Google Scholar

Barbie M. and Gary L. Coleman Professor in Education, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 9388, alexandra.loukas@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on adolescent and young adult problem behavior development, and tobacco use and cessation.

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 471 7224, tmadkins@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
rmalina@1skyconnect.net

Associate Dean for Administration and Educator Preparation, College of Education
+1 512 471 3476, bmaloch@austin.utexas.edu

Teacher education; Literature discussion; Informational texts in primary classrooms; Classroom discourse

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 9685, marshall@austin.utexas.edu

My background is in physics and my primary research interest is physics, physical science, and engineering education, particularly student understanding and development of mathematical and physical models. I also have a strong research focus in secondary teacher preparation in STEM and expertise in teacher development in STEM, especially the nationally recognized UTeach model. I am currently coordinating with colleagues in the Jackson School of Geosciences and the Cockrell School of Engineering to evaluate the incorporation of modeling and design activities into STEM curriculum and teacher preparation.

Dean, College of Education
+1 512 471 7255, dean.education@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on identifying factors that hinder or promote the success of children and families from vulnerable and underserved populations.

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 7190, maslowsky@austin.utexas.edu

Researches and develops programs in adolescent health promotion, primarily substance abuse and pregnancy prevention.

Department Chair, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 232 4835, cjmccarthy@austin.utexas.edu

Studies stress and coping as it relates to professionals in educational settings, health and wellness, and the identification of psychological resources that can help prevent stress.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
nmclagan@austin.utexas.edu

Variability during Walking and Running

Senior Lecturer, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0357, +1 512 471 4409, lamoore@austin.utexas.edu

Interested in human development and the role that therapy plays in enhancing development with a focus on the study of comparative approaches to counseling interventions.

Director of Nursing Services, University Health Services
+1 512 475 8365, k.mosteller@uhs.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
kmuenks@utexas.edu

Dr. Muenks' areas of expertise include: (1) how people develop certain motivational beliefs, such as the belief that they are good at math or that their intelligence is changeable, (2) how parents' beliefs about their children shape their interactions with their children and their children's motivation, performance, and persistence, and (3) how the social context of the classroom, including students' perceptions of teachers and peers, influence students' motivation, performance, and persistence.

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 2566, smycue@utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0382, +1 512 471 4155, kneff@austin.utexas.edu

Researches the psychological health benefits of self-compassion, drawing from fields of social and personality psychology, developmental psychology, and clinical psychology.

UT System Employee, University Affiliates
+1 512 232 5846, enehme@utexas.edu

Effects of the built and social environment on health behaviors Neighborhood-based physical activity among adults and children Active travel for adults and children

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 8430, noonan@cccse.org

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 475 7477, fnxumalo@austin.utexas.edu

environmental early childhood education, inquiry-based curriculum, decolonial pedagogies for young children, participatory action research in early childhood teacher education

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 5846, liesl.nydegger@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses research on reducing sexual health risk behaviors in women with multiple vulnerabilities, ethnic minorities, and illicit drug users.

Department Chair, Department of Special Education
markoreilly@austin.utexas.edu

Assessment and support of individuals with intellectual disabilities who exhibit challenging behavior. Social skill/communication interventions for children with ASD. Assistive technology for persons with profound multiple disabilities. He is a doctoral level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA).

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Psychology
jessica.obleness@austin.utexas.edu

Past research includes social-emotional development for children from low-income backgrounds and children who have experienced trauma, with interests in attachment, self-regulation, temperament/personality, and family interactions. Current research project: collaboration with University of Nebraska-Lincoln adapting a behavioral coding system to evaluate temperament.

Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 475 8576, rolivarez@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
mnovando@austin.utexas.edu

Scholarly work has concentrated on understanding the processes related to the supervision of instruction and school personnel; (1) explore the instructional needs of teachers and their professional development within higher education; in such work to analyze approaches to inservice education as well as faculty needs; (2) processes of instructional supervision, including instructional modules, feedback, instructional assessment and the evaluation of teachers; explore the post-observation processes utilized to improve instruction.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6018, tolga@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the historical, philosophical, sociocultural, and political dimensions of sport and physical culture.

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0845, michael.parent@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on the intersections of gender, sexuality, and behavioral health in topics of men's health, gender roles, and muscularity; conducts outreach with gender and sexual minority communities; development of mobile health interventions.

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 8572, soyoungp@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 8295, kpasch@austin.utexas.edu

Examines the relation between media influence on adolescent risk behavior such as substance use, nutrition, sleep and energy drink consumption.

Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 471 4161, patton.jim@mail.utexas.edu

Transition assessment & planning, Students with disabilities in higher education, Study skills assessment and instruction, Individuals with disabilities and the criminal justice system, Differentiating instruction for student with special needs in inclusive settings

Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
kapayne@utexas.edu

Her research and teaching interests focus on understanding, questioning, and furthering the relationship between public schools and the health and renewal of democracy. Professor Payne's work as a teacher educator and researcher seeks to better prepare and support elementary teachers as democratic educators who can create more equitable classrooms and learning experiences for all students to see themselves as able and active members of our democratic society. Currently, her work in social studies education focuses on the civic lives of young children and aims to promote recognition of the every day civic actions in which young children engage.

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 9258, pengpeng@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on embedding high-level cognitive skills training into academic instructions for children with severe learning disabilities that address the cognitive impairments underlying those disabilities.

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 9681, ajpetrosino@austin.utexas.edu

Project based Instruction, children's experimentation strategies, engineering education, development of expertise, informal learning, problem solving in STEM disciplines, at-risk populations

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 8184, mpinedo@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Pinedo's expertise is focused on how migration-related factors contribute to health disparities related to substance abuse, HIV risk, and related harms among Latino populations in the United States and Mexico. 

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0672, +1 512 471 4155, kpituch@austin.utexas.edu

Scholarly interests include methodological research and applications involving multilevel modeling, missing data analysis, multivariate methods, and intensive longitudinal models.

Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 6556, srpowell@austin.utexas.edu

Sarah R. Powell is an Associate Professor in the Department of Special Education. Powell is currently Principal Investigator (PI) of a four-year Institute of Education Sciences efficacy grant related to word problems and equation solving for third-grade students with mathematics difficulties. Powell is also PI of a five-year early numeracy and literacy read-alouds project funded by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation, co-PI of a National Science Foundation grant aimed at developing a science intervention for second-grade students with learning difficulties, and co-PI of an Office of Special Education Programs model demonstration grant for middle school algebra readiness. Powell was a National Academy of Education/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellow from 2014 to 2016 and a Faculty Fellow with the Greater Texas Foundation from 2014 to 2017. Powell's research interests include developing and testing interventions for students with mathematics difficulties, with a special emphasis on peer tutoring, word-problem solving, mathematics writing, and the symbols and vocabulary within mathematics.

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0683, pusto@austin.utexas.edu

Interests include meta-analysis, causal inference, robust inference, statistical methods for of single-case research designs, experimental design, and statistical models for behavioral data.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
nayelli.ramos@utexas.edu

Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
+1 512 471 1133, soncia.r.lilly@austin.utexas.edu

Higher Education policy, administration and finance; strategic planning; Leadership Development; Cultural Competence and International Cultural exchange

Associate Director, Prevention and Outreach, UHS and CMHC
+1 512 475 6930, kredd@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 7551, +1 512 475 8587, richard.reddick@austin.utexas.edu

Mentoring in higher education; status of African-American faculty in higher education; historically Black colleges and universities; best practices in promoting inclusivity and diversity in higher education; status of African-American families in American society; experiences of students of color in American higher education; qualitative research methods (phenomenological interviewing).

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
sr10@utexas.edu

Early childhood education; play therapy; early development

Ruth Knight Millikan Centennial Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 471 6128, resta@austin.utexas.edu

Technology as a catalyst for systemic change in the teaching-learning process, web-based collaborative learning environments, infusion of technology into teacher education programs, assisting developing countries to create plans for technology integration in education

Senior Project Manager, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 1218, ckreutebuch@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 475 8569, preyes@austin.utexas.edu

My scholarly work is focused on the school conditions fostering academic success for children of poverty and the stratification of learning opportunities for children of color. Also, I am engaged in evaluating state and local education policies that improve student success throughout the education pipeline. Over the years I have raised more than 22 million dollars in research and development funds from The Spencer Foundation, The Annenberg Foundation, the Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation, the Texas Education Agency, the National Science Foundation, the Houston Endowment, Inc., The Brown Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Education, among others. Pedro Reyes is the author of Resiliency and Success: Migrant children in the US (2004); Lessons From High Poverty High Performance Schools: Creating Learning Communities (1999); and Teachers and Their Workplace: Commitment, Performance, and Productivity (1990). In addition, he has authored more than 75 articles, book chapters, monographs, and reviews and has presented more than 50 papers at national academic conferences. His research has appeared in such journals as Educational Administration Quarterly, The High School Journal, Journal of Educational Research, and the Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences. He was Editor of the Book Review Section of Educational Researcher, Associate Editor of the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, and reviewer of many other scholarly journals.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
sreyna@austin.utexas.edu

Prepares school district executives to lead socially just and equitable learning centers focused on academic excellence for all students.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 3948, geoff@austin.utexas.edu

Elementary and Secondary Physical Education Curriculum Teacher Education Fitness Education The culture of youth sports Service Learning

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 2388, +1 512 475 8642, riegle@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0361, +1 512 471 4409, arochlen@austin.utexas.edu

Research focuses on men and traditional masculinity, with a particular emphasis on men's mental health, depression, help-seeking patterns, and their underutilization of counseling services.

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 5750, +1 512 471 5942, taina@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0283, erodriguez@austin.utexas.edu

Studies family, linguistic, and sociocultural influences on children's adaptation to stress, to better understand how family coping, language and communication, and sociocultural context impact children's mental and physical health outcomes.

Professor Emeritus, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
nlroser@utexas.edu

Use of children's literature in literacy programs, Classroom discourse; response to literature

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
roueche@mail.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 4155, srude@austin.utexas.edu

Research focus is on the detection of biases in perception, attention, and memory that contribute to depression vulnerability and on the utility of "big picture" thinking for regulating mood.

Department Chair, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 7519, +1 512 471 7551, vsaenz@austin.utexas.edu

Higher education policy issues; Educational benefits of racial/ethnic diversity; Desegregation issues; Access, transition, and retention issues for underrepresented college students, especially Latino males in higher education; Policy impacts of affirmative action and remedial education policies; Assessment issues in higher education (learning outcomes)

Department Chair, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 3539, cssalinas@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Salinas examines the experiences of Latina/o teachers and their students in elementary and secondary social studies classrooms. Her focus on critical historical inquiry and critical geography considers how the civic identities, agency and membership of Latinas/os are included in the teaching of the social studies. Dr. Salinas attention upon elementary bilingual students and their teachers as well as secondary late arrival immigrant students and their teachers emphasizes the importance of historical positionality, historical funds of knowledge and cultural citizenship.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
flyingcape@austin.utexas.edu

Biomechanics

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 7504, victor.sampson@utexas.edu

Supporting Student Participation in Disciplinary Practices Design and Enactment of Innovative Instructional Materials and Strategies Teacher Thinking and Learning Assessment

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
trinidad.sanmiguel@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0368, delida.sanchez@austin.utexas.edu

Interested in teaching and research in the area of multicultural counseling, exploring ethnic and racial identity development, and mental health outcomes among Black and Latino adolescents.

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
msandbank@austin.utexas.edu

Dr. Sandbank researches early language and social communication development in children with autism and developmental disabilities. Her methodological areas of expertise include event-related potentials, meta-analysis, and generalizability theory. She is the head of the Brain and Language Lab in the College of Education.

Senior Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 5405, mtsanders@austin.utexas.edu

Physical performance parameters, movement pedagogy, motor skill acquisition, and maximizing learning environments.

Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 471 4161, jimlschaller@yahoo.com

Multivariate and data mining approaches to data analyses of the National State/Federal 911 data file. Issues of gender, race, and disability in acceptance for services and successful employment in the State/Federal Rehabilitation Services System. Issues of gender, race, and disability in transitioning from special education to employment and the community.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0784, dschallert@austin.utexas.edu

Investigates the interface between language and learning, socio-functional descriptions of both oral and written language use, how students learn from classroom interactions especially those that occur online, and affective factors that influence learning.

Executive Director of Learning Design, Effectiveness, and Innovation, School of Design and Creative Technologies, College of Fine Arts
+1 512 232 1772, julie.schell@austin.utexas.edu

Design Thinking Design Education Higher Education Human-Centered Design Learning Experience Design Instructional Design Online Learning Design Science of Learning Learning Design

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 471 1623, schudde@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
jayscrib@mail.utexas.edu

Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 475 8577, esharpe@mail.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4883, askerrett@utexas.edu

Secondary English education in urban contexts Adolescent literacy practices in school and outside school contexts Transnational youths' literacy practices and learning across transnational social and educational settings Sociocultural influences on teaching and learning

Clinical Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 1539, darsmith@utep.edu

Senior Associate Athletics Director, Student Services, Intercollegiate Athletics
+1 512 232 3818, latoya.smith@athletics.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
jenn.smith@utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
pasomers@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Dean of Students for Research
+1 512 471 5017, +1 512 475 6547, audrey.sorrells@austin.utexas.edu

Disproportionality in special education Students with autism spectrum disorders Student Veterans in higher education, with PTSD, TBI and substance use problems Postsecondary students with disabilities College student development and engagement, transfer and first generation students Assessment in higher education

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 2383, sparv@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on the development of sport policies and the ways in which professional sport teams can be leveraged to generate economic, social, and tourism benefits for host communities.

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 1539, carolspaulding@utexas.edu

Preschool children's media use, survey design, formative research and program development for low-literacy populations

Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
spirduso@utexas.edu

Senior Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 3950, +1 512 471 1273, d.stanforth@austin.utexas.edu

Health and Fitness Personal Training Behavioral Journalism Health Communication

Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 0081, +1 512 475 9694, p.stanforth@austin.utexas.edu

As the Executive Director of the Fitness Institute of Texas, trains students on the techniques of fitness assessment.

Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0267, +1 512 471 4407, kstark@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the application of cognitive-behavioral interventions to behavior problems in schools, and the assessment, treatment, and theoretical models of depression in children and adolescents.

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 3535, msteinhardt@austin.utexas.edu

Focuses on how individuals successfully adapt to stress and build health resilience.

Assistant Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 6016, +1 512 471 8589, audrey.stone@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the control of circulation during exercise, especially in those affected by diabetes.

Program Administrator, Faculty Innovation Center
+1 512 232 4374, struve@austin.utexas.edu

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0379, +1 512 471 4155, msuizzo@austin.utexas.edu

Research interests center around how parent-child relationships, parental involvement, and child socialization shape children's and adolescents' development and learning across cultures and ethnic groups.

Research Associate Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 2320, easwanson@austin.utexas.edu

Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 475 6018, dswanson@austin.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 6566, katietackett@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 232 4801, +1 512 471 1273, htanaka@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the effects of vascular dysfunction due to aging, and the lifestyle habits that can prevent or reverse dysfunction.

Assistant Vice President, Office of the Vice President for Diversity and Community Engagement
+1 512 232 1600, bjwtaylor@austin.utexas.edu

social identity development and intersectionality inclusive climates experiences of faculty of color at predominantly white institutions

Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 0993, +1 512 471 0995, j.todd@austin.utexas.edu

Specializes in the history of strength and conditioning, doping, women and sport, and physical culture; directs the Ph.D. program in Physical Culture and Sport Studies and the Masters program in Sport Management.

Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 475 6551, jrtoste@austin.utexas.edu

Reading intervention; learning disabilities; word reading; upper elementary; motivation; self-determination; psychosocial processes; teacher-student relationship; working alliance

Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
tysonhandball@yahoo.com

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 1270, galia@austin.utexas.edu

Suzanne B. and John L. Adams Endowed Professor in Education, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 4129, urrieta@austin.utexas.edu

Methodologies and Educational Research; Citizenship and Social Studies Education; Migration; Cultural Pedagogies in Education

Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 6008, valenz@austin.utexas.edu

Urban education from a sociological and multicultural perspective, with a focus on minority youth in schools, particularly at the K-12 level. Other areas of interest include immigration, human rights, and U.S.-Mexico binational relations.

Professor, Department of Special Education
+1 512 232 2357, srvaughn@austin.utexas.edu

Learning disabilities; reading problems; self-concept; diverse learners; inclusion practices

Director, Residence Halls Operations, University Housing and Dining
+1 512 232 5602, aaron.voyles@austin.utexas.edu

Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
moxley@utexas.edu

Executive Director, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 232 8247, ewaiwaiole@mail.utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Department of Kinesiology and Health Education
+1 512 471 0081, r.watson@utexas.edu

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Educational Psychology
lindsay.webster@austin.utexas.edu

Interests center on a transpersonal perspective in counseling, including integrative applications of mindfulness, meditation, and yoga in counseling.

Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 1423, mmwetzel@utexas.edu

Preservice Teacher Learning in Literacy, Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis and Ethnography, New Literacy Studies and Multimodality

Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 2749, t.whittaker@austin.utexas.edu

Research focuses on the examination and demonstration of various procedures used to model the relationships among variables, such as structural equation modeling, multilevel modeling, and item response theory with an overarching focus on model specification.

Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 232 1195, mwiebe@utexas.edu

critical pedagogy; critical literacy; preservice teacher education; restorative practices in education

Specialist, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy
+1 512 475 0000, joe.wilcox@austin.utexas.edu

Expertise in Title IV policy and administration and higher education fundraising. Focused on issues of college affordability, under-represented student recruitment, and donor relations.

Well-being in Learning Environments Project Coordinator, UHS and CMHC
+1 512 232 2774, +1 512 475 6918, thea.woodruff@austin.utexas.edu

Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction
+1 512 565 8638, worthy@mail.utexas.edu

Alternatives to Ability Grouping Reading Interests and Preferences Students Who Find School Challenging Social Construction of Disability, Dyslexia, and Reading Challenges

Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
+1 512 471 0546, veronicayan@austin.utexas.edu

Studies the cognitive underpinnings of learning and instruction (memory & metacognition), integrated with social-psychological processes (motivation & mindset), in direct applications to classroom practices, online instruction, and self-regulated learning.