School psychology faculty
Lisa N. Aguilar Lisa N. Aguilar
- Assistant professor
- she, her(s), ella
- aguilarl@umn.edu
Dr. Aguilar is an Indigenous (Enrolled member of MHA Nation, Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, and Chicanx) woman, relative, and researcher.
![Lisa Aguilar Headshot](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/2023-11/AguilarL%202023.jpg?h=f5204b10&itok=Z6gOOjXp)
Annie Hansen-Burke Annie Hansen-Burke
- Senior lecturer
- hans1498@umn.edu
I hold a Ph.D. in psychology (school psychology) from the University of Minnesota. Prior to returning to the U of M as an instructor, I worked as a school psychologist in the Minneapolis Public Schools.
![Annie Hansen-Burke](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/Hansen-BurkeA.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=86BTt6l4)
Jessie Kember Jessie Kember
- Teaching assistant professor, fieldwork coordinator, and director of clinical placements
- she, her, hers
- kembe007@umn.edu
I am incredibly grateful to come from a family of educators. I feel lucky to have grown up beside individuals that are passionate about education and teaching. I hold a PhD in school psychology from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.
![Jessie Kember headshot](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/2023-09/KemberJ-2023-web.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=v8gWrGKp)
Faith Miller Faith Miller
- John W. and Nancy E. Peyton Faculty Fellow in Child and Adolescent Wellbeing, associate professor
- she, her, hers
- 612-625-0615
- fgmiller@umn.edu
My research program is focused on the implementation and sustainability of evidence-based practices in schools, particularly as it relates to improving outcomes for children who experience social, emotional, and behavioral difficulties (SEBD).
![Faith Miller](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/MillerF-2014.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=4ViPf2U2)
Kirsten Newell Kirsten Newell
- Assistant professor
- she, her, hers
- kwnewell@umn.edu
Project AMPS: Advancing Multilingual Practices and Supports Note to prospective students: I am currently accepting new graduate students.
![Kirsten Newell](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/NewellK.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=9mHk0TdZ)
Amanda Sullivan Amanda Sullivan
- Emma Birkmaier Education Leadership Professor, school psychology program coordinator
- she, her, hers
- 612-626-7221
- asulliva@umn.edu
The overarching goal of my professional activities is to improve the educational experiences and outcomes of children and youth from minoritized backgrounds.
![Amanda Sullivan](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/SullivanA-2011.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=QMGs8oO1)
Mollie Weeks Mollie Weeks
- Lecturer
- she, her, hers
- 612-624-6083
- linkx082@umn.edu
Ever since I was a child, I have had a deep love for education and I am extremely grateful to share that passion as a career. I hold a PhD in school psychology from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.
![Mollie Weeks](/sites/edpsych/files/styles/x_small_portrait/public/WeeksM-web.jpg?h=be0248d6&itok=TDbZgpA9)
Sarah Wollersheim Shervey Sarah Wollersheim Shervey
- Lecturer, school psychology
- woll0096@umn.edu
Current advisees are working on projects related to: Behavior intervention effectiveness for kids in foster care Behavior interventions for kids involved in the criminal justice system Family involvement in behavior interventions Continuity of…
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