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School of Education (SOE) faculty members are experienced, recognized leaders in their fields who integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. SOE faculty are research-active and passionate about teaching, placing high value on personal interaction with students. Faculty members challenge students intellectually and guide them with compassion, creating a community of learning that values creative expression, critical thought and mutual respect.
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Barcus, Courtney Lynn
Clinical Assistant Professor

Bindrich, Cortney
Clinical Assistant Professor

Bohanon, Hank
Professor

Cafferty, Siobhan
Associate Dean of Academic Affairs and Community Engagement, Coordinator of International SOE Programs, Acting Program Chair for Cultural and Educational Policy Studies

Cejovic, Vesna
Clinical Assistant Professor
Chisholm, Fiona
Executive Administrative Assistant to the Dean of the School of Education

Cho, Katherine S.
Assistant Professor in Higher Education

Cizmeci, Serdar
Business Manager

Gina Coffee
Clinical Assistant Professor
Plamena Daskalova
Clinical Assistant Professor

Edejer, Eilene
Clinical Assistant Professor

El Ashmawi, Yvonne
Clinical Assistant Professor

Ellis, Aimee
Associate Professor, Program Chair for Graduate Teaching and Learning

Ensminger, David
Associate Professor

Fenning, Pamela A.
Associate Dean for Research
Flanagan, Matt
T&L Program Coordinator

Fujimoto, Ken A.
Associate Professor

Goldberger, Nancy
Assistant Dean, Student Academic Affairs

Gonzales, Rufus R.
Clinical Associate Professor;
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Green, Patrick M.
Assistant Clinical Professor

Heineke, Amy J.
Professor

Hendrickson, Mitchell
University School Partnership Program Director; Assessment Manager

Hubbell, Lee
Director, LU CHOICE and JVC Magis

Jackson, Ava
Assistant Professor
Kayla Johnson
Faculty Affairs & Business Services Coordinator

jules, tavis d.
Full Professor

Kallemeyn, Leanne M.
Associate Professor

Kennedy, Adam S.
Associate Professor; Program Chair for Undergraduate Teaching and Learning

Leber, Reid
Academic Advisor
Leverett, Patrice
Assistant Professor

Lia, Michelle
Co-Director for the Andrew M. Greeley Center for Catholic Education; Clinical Assistant Professor

López, Norma
Assistant Professor in Higher Education
Los, Elizabeth
CPSY Program Coordinator

Marks, Leah C.
Clinical Assistant Professor & Clinical Coordinator School Psychology

Mayworm, Ashley
Associate Professor, Program Chair for School Psychology

McIntosh, David
Dean; Professor, School Psychology

Miller, Matthew J.
Professor; Program Co-Chair for Counseling Psychology
Moon, Seungho
Professor

Nelson Christensen, Amy
Associate Dean for Inclusive Excellence and Strategic Innovation; Clinical Associate Professor
Newell, Markeda
Associate Professor, School Psychology

Phillippo, Kate
Associate Professor
Quinn, Merry
Clinical Assistant Professor; Program Chair for Educational Leadership

Reichart, Kaitlin
Greeley Endowed Chair

Renfro, Richard L.
Director of Loyola Community & Family Services

Reyes, Jennifer
Administrative Coordinator, Andrew M. Greeley Center for Catholic Education (GCCE)

Rodriguez, Silvia
Program Coordinator

Romaine, Leah
Clinical Professor

Schiller, Diane
Professor

Schmidt, Jon
Clinical Assistant Professor; Senn/Loyola Partnership Coordinator

Sara Sukalski
Clinical Assistant Professor

Sullivan, Debra
Co-Director for the Andrew M. Greeley Center for Catholic Education; Clinical Associate Professor

Tocci, Charles
Assistant Professor

Vera, Elizabeth
Professor; Program Co-Chair for Counseling Psychology

Wan, Guofang
Professor

Whittingham, Colleen E.
Clinical Assistant Professor in Teaching & Learning

Wu, Meng-Jia
Associate Professor, Program Chair for Research Methods

Yoon, Eunju
Professor
School of Education (SOE) faculty members are experienced, recognized leaders in their fields who integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. SOE faculty are research-active and passionate about teaching, placing high value on personal interaction with students. Faculty members challenge students intellectually and guide them with compassion, creating a community of learning that values creative expression, critical thought and mutual respect.