Courses Taught

  • EPSY 5121: Developmental Foundations of Exceptionality

    UConn — TCPCG

    An exploration of the link between normative theory and research in child development with assessment, understanding, and intervention for children and youth with exceptionalities.

  • EPSY 5123. Instructional Strategies and Adaptations for Students with Special Learning Needs

    UConn — TCPCG

    Principles and practices for the provision of effective instruction for students with special learning needs.

  • EPSY 5140: Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities

    UConn — Postsecondary Disability Services Graduate Certificate

    An examination of relevant legislation and recommended practices related to person-centered transition planning for students with disabilities in post-school and adult life, including postsecondary education, employment, community participation, and independent living.

  • EPSY 5145: Issues in Postsecondary Disabilities Services

    UConn — Postsecondary Disability Services Graduate Certificate

    An introduction to disability services in postsecondary education focusing on providing equal educational access for students with disabilities in postsecondary settings, including understanding of the historical perspective concerning access in higher education, the complexities of disability documentation, accommodations, learning strategies, high-stakes testing, and managing services with a variety of resources.

  • EPSY 5146: Advanced Topics in Secondary Transition

    UConn — Postsecondary Disability Services Graduate Certificate

    An overview of the challenges individuals with disabilities face in their transition to adulthood, and further, examines the specific needs of those moving into secondary education institutions. 

  • EPSY 5199: Assistive Technology in Postsecondary Education

    UConn — Postsecondary Disability Services Graduate Certificate

    An introduction to disability services in postsecondary education focusing on providing equal educational access for students with disabilities in postsecondary settings, including understanding of the historical perspective concerning access in higher education, the complexities of disability documentation, accommodations, learning strategies, high stakes testing and managing services with a variety of resources.

  • EDCI 5060: Social & Multicultural Foundations of Education

    UConn — TCPCG

    An introduction to the social and multicultural foundations of contemporary public education in U.S. society. Includes discussion of the nature, organization and purposes of public education in a democratic sociey, cultural diversity in U.S. schools and society, the role of the classroom teacher, professional ethics, and contemporary issues in U.S. education.

  • CAS 110: First-Year Experience

    University of Hawaii — First-year Program

    An introduction to the university community; topics include critical thinking, the value of higher education, cultural and transition issues.