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The industrial history of the Lehigh River watershed is woven into the very fabric of our community. From the bustling days of canal boats to the roar of railroads and the steady hum of industrial factories such as... Read more »
Beth Taglioli works full time as a math intervention specialist for William Allen High School in the Allentown School District. She is also a doctoral student in the COE’s Special Education program, finishing up her last class this fall. Her research focuses on supporting classroom teachers to implement interventions that help students... Read more »
Keya Williams, has spent her career working with kids in underserved neighborhoods. Her work and her own experiences as a parent led her to enroll in the COE’s Counseling Psychology program—first as a master’s student and now in the doctoral program. “I had been a therapist in a school with kids who had fairly severe emotional support issues,... Read more »
Black and Latinx people make up 30% of the U.S. population, but account for just 6% of all participants in federally funded clinical trials (Konkel, 2015). Studies have also found that common interventions that are considered “the gold standard” in research tend to be less... Read more »
Like many of the most interesting journeys, Grace Caskie’s professional path was not... Read more »
A first-generation college student, the associate professor of counseling's education helped change her career path.