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Faculty
Dr. Stephanie Gerow
Assistant Professor
Dr. Stephanie Gerow is passionate about helping children with developmental disabilities overcome problem behaviors.
Alumni
Dr. Danielle Fearon
PhD '12
Danielle has always loved working with numbers, and now she enjoys analyzing numbers to benefit Baylor University.
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Chris Lemley
PhD Student
Chris is studying education because he truly believes in its transformational power.
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