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Affiliated Faculty

Jamilia Blake, Ph.D.

Affiliated Professor

979-862-8341 | jjblake@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower, 706

Expertise: bullying, aggression, victimization, school psychology, ethnic minority youth

Lisa Bowman-Perrott, Ph.D.

Affiliated Professor

979.862.3879 | lbperrott@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower, 706

Haynes Faculty Fellow
Associate Professor
Department of Educational Psychology

Special Education Division/Doctoral Program Chair

Melissa Fogarty

Associate Clinical Professor, Educational Psychology

melissafogarty@tamu.edu 

Office: Harrington Tower 708

Wen Luo, Ph.D.

Affiliated Professor

wluo@neo.tamu.edu

Mail: 4225 TAMU Harrington Tower

Expertise: Educational psychology, applied linguistics

Research interests: Multilevel modeling and structural equation modeling. Specific research topics include modeling multilevel data with complex structures, assessing multilevel model fit and adequacy, determining the relative importance of predictors, and longitudinal data analyses. Dr. Luo is interested in the applications of these modern statistical techniques in research related to individuals with disabilities.

Elisa Beth McNeill, Ph.D., CHES

Affiliated Professor, Health & Kinesiology

b-mcneill@tamu.edu

Office: 239 GGB

Research interests: Health pedagogy, child and adolescent health status & behaviors, teen pregnancy prevention, pregnant and parenting adolescents

Julie L. Thompson, Ph.D., BCBA

Assistant Professor

jlthompson@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower 652

Research interests: Dr. Thompson’s research examines explicit instruction procedures to teach literacy skills to ethnically and linguistically diverse minimally local-verbal children with autism spectrum disorder in public school settings. She is particularly interested in instructional design, group instructional arrangements, technology-delivered literacy instruction, and gaze-behaviors of children with ASD when engaged with technology-delivered literacy instruction.

Cheryl Grenwelge

Associate Professer & Extension Specialist

979-321-5019 | cheryl.grenwelge@ag.tamu.edu

Office: 1470 William D. Fitch Parkway
College Station, TX 77845-4645

Specializations: DisabilitiesHealthHuman Capacity

Family and Community Health (FCH) (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service)

Wen-Hsuan Chang

Assistant Professor EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Marcia Montague

Clinical Assistant Professor EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

979-458-0828 | mmontague@tamu.edu

Office: 603 EDCT

Jennifer Ganz, Ph.D.

Affiliated Professor

979-862-2823 | jeniganz@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower 637G

Expertise: Autism spectrum disorders

Oi-man Kwok

Professor, Educational Psychology

979-458-1407 | omkwok@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower 720

Research interests: Health related quality of life, longitudinal data analysis, mediation analysis

Jodi Nerren, Ph.D.

Affiliated Extension Program Specialist

979-845-1850 | jodi.nerren@ag.tamu.edu

Office: AgriLife Extension – Family & Community Health

Expertise and experience: Early childhood development, health and safety in early care and education settings, professional development for early childhood educators, development and evaluation of community and continuing education programs, policies/systems/environments that support the adoption of best practices in early care and education.

Kelly L. Wilson, Ph.D., MCHES

Affiliated Professor, Health & Kinesiology

979-845-3503 | kwilson@tamu.edu

Office: 252A GGB

Research interests: Child and adolescent health status & behaviors, teen pregnancy prevention and healthy sexuality, sexuality education training for professionals, pregnant and parenting adolescents

Steven Woltering, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor, Director of the Neurobiological Lab for Learning and Development, Educational Psychology

979-862-8973 | swolte@tamu.edu

Office: Harrington Tower 718B

Neurobiological Lab website

Research interests: To better understand the role of self-regulation in our behavior and apply this to the field of education. Self-regulation refers to control your attention and emotions and this capacity is considered crucial for developing a cognitive and emotional competence.

 

Jade Wu

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist

Erinn Whiteside

Clinical Assistant Professor EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

Daniel Hajovsky

Associate Professor, School Psychology EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

979-845-0904 | dhajovsky@tamu.edu

Office: 706 EDCT