In addition, I am on the faculty for the Doctoral Program in Education and School Counseling Program. I teach graduate courses in school consultation, systems assessment and intervention, program development and evaluation, and supervision of trainees in school practica and internships. I am active within professional organizations, serving as Vice President of Membership for the Division of School Psychology of the American Psychological Association, and member of various task forces. I service as member of the Editorial Advisory Boards for three school psychology journals, consultant to schools, and I hold national certification in both school psychology and counseling. Three passionate, core values about people and the role of education create the context for my work.
Education can support opportunity, power, affirmation, inspiration, and compassion.
It can serve to build bridges of understanding where there was ignorance, bias, and hatred. Such is education at its best, and with this vision, we see there is much to do in the schools to fulfill the promise of what education can be. My research, teaching, consultation, and service are rooted in these values.