She earned her doctorate in special education from the Ohio State University (OSU). During her time at OSU, Kate was an instructor, served on a grant-writing team, conducted numerous research studies, and served on a number of research teams. Prior to coming to Kent State, she was an Assistant Professor of Education at the University of Mount Union. Her research interests involve using behavior analytic methods to teach academic, self-management, and transition skills to students with high-incidence disabilities. More specifically, her interest is in vocabulary acquisition, development, and generalization with middle and high school students. image: Larry Froehlich Dr. Larry Froehlich, Ed.D. Associate Professor 128A Classroom Building Area: LDES - EDPF - ITEC lfroehli@kent.edu vita [pdf]