Kathleen Puckett's contributions to educational research are centered around access to and success in the general education curriculum for students with disabilities

Alexandria Estrella's research interests involve literacy development among students from non-dominant communities and English learners.

Restrepo is a professor of speech and hearing science and associate dean for research. Her research focuses on better understanding bilingual children’s language and literacy skills.

A current doctoral student with research focused on the academic persistence of underrepresented undergraduate students.

Angela Smith's areas of research consist of special education and educational diversity.

Anne Smith has worked in the field of education for 24 years. She has experience working with students with special needs as well as culturally and linguistically diverse populations.

With a research interest in higher education pedagogy & retention, Jennifer teaches and has developed curriculum for courses in creative problem-solving, critical thinking, & academic success.

Kate Anderson is the Editor of the journal Linguistics and Education and teaches both graduate qualitative research methods courses and linguistics courses in educating multilingual learners.

Dr. Erin Rotheram-Fuller engages in interdisciplinary, community-based research, working with local schools and community centers to support and improve the outcomes for children and families.

Rae Ostman has broad experience in STEM engagement, including planning, developing, implementing, and studying learning experiences in partnership with diverse organizations such as museums.