Articles
“The Beecher Terrace Spring and Summer Enrichment Program,” Annual Report: Teacher Recruitment and Retention for Educational Excellence, published by the Kentucky Department of Education Annual Report, June 2009.
Presentations
“Preparing University Supervisors to Work Effectively with Alternate Route Teacher Candidates,” Spalding University, annually since 2002.
Interviewing Skills to Enhance Employment Opportunities for Alternate Route Teacher Candidates, Spalding University-Alternate Route Teacher Candidates”, June 1, 2010. 1
“Managing Data when Observing Alternate Route Teachers”, Spalding University-University Supervisors, September 23, 2010.
“Gaining Entry into the Alternate Route Teacher Certification Program” Spalding University-Aspiring Candidates, May 6, 2010.
“Five Years of Collaborative Work towards Course Recovery”, Teacher Recruitment and Retention for Educational Excellence-Division of Exceptional Children Services of the Kentucky Department of Education, May 2010, Frankfort, Kentucky.
“The Beech”, Teacher Recruitment and Retention for Educational Excellence-Division of Exceptional Children Services of the Kentucky Department of Education”, May 2009, Frankfort, Kentucky.
“Spalding University’s Proposal for the WHAS Grant “, WHAS Awards Committee, Louisville, Kentucky; 2004-2008.
Program Development
Master of Education Program in Learning and Behavior Disorder, co-authored with Kimberly Swedberg, approved by the Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board and the Council on Post Secondary Education, 2004.
Exceptional Child Studies Program Revised to include two new courses (ECS 542 and ECS 575), Curriculum Committee, Spalding University, 2006
“Pre-observation Checklist “developed to monitor teaching of candidates in the Alternate Route Teacher Certification LBD Program, January 5, 2005.

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