Browsing by: learning and pedagogy
Brian Holland
Professor
Brian Holland’s scholarship focuses on technology, constitutional theory (especially privacy and the First Amendment) and intellectual property, as well as issues of national security.
Jamilia Blake
Associate Professor
Jamilia Blake studies the causes and effects of bullying at school and its impact on victims.
Robert Capraro
Professor
Robert Capraro’s research focus is mathematics education, specifically formal and informal mathematics teaching and learning, mathematical representations/middle grades mathematics teaching and learning, quantitative research methods and analysis of mathematics standards and curriculum materials, and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) teaching and learning.
Mary Capraro
Professor
Mary Margaret Capraro’s research interests include teacher knowledge and preparation in mathematics education and student understanding of mathematical concepts.
Beverly Irby
Professor & Associate Dean
Beverly Irby’s primary research interests center on issues of social responsibility, including bilingual and English-as- a-second-language education, administrative structures, curriculum, and instructional strategies.
Lisa Mallonee
Professor & Director
Lisa Mallonee presents continuing education courses to a variety of professional groups both nationally and internationally.
Laura Mandell
Professor
Laura Mandell’s research focuses on Eighteenth-century literature, British Romantic literature, Digital Humanities.
Ann McNamara
Associate Professor
Ann McNamara’s research areas are computer graphics, augmented reality, visual perception, virtual reality and eye tracking.
Michelle Pine
Clinical Associate Professor
Michelle Pine’s laboratory focuses on elucidating the toxicological mechanisms by which pesticides (primarily synthetic pyrethroids) affect the onset of puberty and neurodevelopment.
Francis Quek
Professor and Director
Francis Quek performs research in human-computer interaction with a focus in aware and embodied interaction, (including remote affective touch interaction, physically-based social tagging of information, assistive technologies for the blind, embodied systems for K-12 learning and creativity, embodied crowd simulation, multimodal discourse analysis, technology ecologies to support learning and knowing, and radical design methodologies), computer vision (human behavior analysis), and medical imaging.
Krystal Simmons
Clinical Associate Professor of Educational Psychology
Krystal Simmons is an education expert who researches crisis prevention and intervention, education of minority populations, parent involvement in education, and school interventions for disruptive behavior disorders.
Mario Torres
Professor & Head
Mario Torres focuses on the realities of schooling and the complexities of providing education to children who deal with many personal challenges, and how leadership mixes with policy implementation.
Shelley White-Corey
Clinical Assistant Professor
Shelley White-Corey’s research interests include perinatal depression, maternal mortality and interprofessional practice.
