Dedicated and dynamic professor of developmental psychology at Rollins College. Community-based and student-centered research focused on peer relationships in childhood and adolescence with a concentration on children's personal conflict narratives. Community engagement courses taught in child and adolescent development, statistics, and research methods. Professional interests include mentoring undergraduate students, engaging in student-faculty collaborative research, and facilitating staff and teaching development through Hume House Child Development & Student Research Center and Associated Colleges of the South Summer Teaching & Learning Workshop. Inclusive team player with a strong commitment to strengthening communities.