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DIANE MORRISON, Ed.D., DIRECTOR

Dr. Diane Morrison, received her Bachelor of Arts in Education from                   
Ohio State University, her Masters of Arts in School Psychology from Illinois
State University, and her Doctorate of Education from Loyola University Chicago.

Dr. Morrison started her career in school psychology with the LaGrange
Area Department of Special Education in LaGrange, Illinois and has also worked
with Wheaton School District 200 in Wheaton, Illinois. She recently retired as
the Director of Support Services for the Northern Suburban Special
Education District in Highland Park, Illinois where she coordinated and
supervised the direct services staff. She was also responsible for coordinating the district’s Flexible Service Delivery / Problem Solving and Response to Intervention initiatives.

Currently, Dr. Morrison is on the faculty of Loyola University Chicago, School of Education. She also serves as a consultant for numerous school districts and cooperatives across Illinois. She serves on several committees for the National Association of School Psychologists including
the Blueprint Committee that recently published its third edition of School Psychology: A Blueprint
for Training and Practice
.

PAMELA FENNING, Associate Professor of School Psychology

Dr. Pamela Fenning is an associate professor at Loyola University Chicago, and
has served as the director of the Doctoral School Psychology Program
since 2001.

She is currently a principal investigator on an evaluation study of multi-tiered behaviour support in six large high schools. Her research and clinical interests focus on multi-tiered academic and behavioral interventions at the high school level, equtiy in school discipline policy and competency training in school psychology professional preparartion programs .She is currently serving as the co-chair of the National Association of School Psychologists(NASP) Child and Professions Committee and is on the Executive Committe of the Council of Directors of School Psychology Programs(CDSPP).

 

LEANNE KALLEMYN, Assistant Professor

Dr.Leanne Kallemeyn is an assistant professor at Loyola University Chicago, and a faculty member in Research Methodologies since 2007.  She teaches graduate level courses in program evaluation and qualitative inquiry.  She is currently serving as an evaluation consultant for CSEIT.  She is the principal investigator on two external evaluations:  U.S. Department of Education Teaching American History grant in collaboration with Maine Township School District, and an Illinois Board of Higher Education Improving Teacher Quality grant in collaboration with Roosevelt University. Her scholarship involves conducting program evaluations of various teacher professional development programs, particularly programs that support teachers and students in underserved schools and communities.  She is also interested in school practitioners’ experiences with movements that support the use of evidence in decision-making, such as evidence-based practice, data-based decision-making, and performance management.

Center for School Evaluation, Intervention and Training
Loyola University Chicago · 820 N. Michigan Avenue · Chicago, IL 60611
Phone: 312.915.6881 · Fax: 312.915.6615 · E-mail: cseit@luc.edu

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