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James L. Alouf
Professor of Education
B.A., King's College
M.A., Rutgers University
Ph.D., University of Virginia
Professor Alouf taught secondary social studies for ten years. His research interests include teacher education, cognitive and moral development, global and multicultural education and educational assessment. He teaches courses in educational psychology, foundations of education, human diversity and secondary education. Professor Alouf advises students interested in pursuing secondary licensure and supervises student teaching at the high school level.
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Kay Brimijoin
Associate Professor of Education
B.A., Connecticut College
M.Ed., Lynchburg College
Ph.D., University of Virginia
Professor Brimijoin teaches literacy development, content area reading, curriculum and instruction, models of instruction and assessment, and supervises elementary student teachers. She taught in the elementary classroom for more than twelve years and served as a school district administrator for ten years. Her research interests include differentiated curriculum and instruction, gifted education, professional development models, teacher mentoring, and literacy development.
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Holly Gould
Assistant Professor of Education
B.S., SUNY Geneseo
M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University
Ph.D., University of Virginia
Professor Gould recently completed her Ph.D. in Educational Psychology at the University of Virginia. Her professional experience includes eight years of teaching in Alaska. Her primary research interests include high potential, culturally diverse learners; differentiated instruction for all learners; gifted education; and the professional development of novice teachers. She teaches courses in human development, methods of teaching, and curriculum. She advises students interested in earning a teaching license and she supervises student teachers at the elementary and secondary levels.
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Dena Lowman
Director of the Campus School,
Kindergarten Teacher (Campus School),
Instructor in Education
B.S., Radford University
M.Ed., Lynchburg College
As Director of the Campus School, Mrs. Lowman's specialty lies in Early Childhood Education. Her background includes special education, GED certification, and kindergarten and third grade education.
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Margaret Ann White
Nursery School Teacher (Campus School)
Instructor in Education
B.S., Radford University
M.Ed., Lynchburg College
Ms. White has been teaching for 25 years, primarily with preschool-age students. Working with preschool-age students continues to be one of her favorite pasttimes. In addition, she enjoys horseback riding, boating, reading and playing with her new grandson, Riley. She finds it rewarding to watch college students get excited about becoming teachers.
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