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Faculty Directory - Family Studies and Human Development

Faculty

Melissa A. Barnett, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Norton Endowed Chair in Fathers, Parenting and Families
Director, Frances McClelland Institute for Children, Youth & Families
(520) 621-4738

Emily A. Butler, Ph.D.

Family Studies & Human Development
Professor
Director, Temporal Interpersonal Emotion Systems (TIES) Research Group

Adam Clark, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Assistant Professor of Practice
(520) 621-9573

Melissa Curran, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Professor
(520) 621-7140

Melissa Y. Delgado, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor
(520) 621-5575

James Edward Hunt, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor of Practice, Career Track
Assistant Dean, Career and Academic Services
(520) 626-3631

Darin Knapp, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor of Practice
Undergraduate Director, Norton School of Family & Consumer Sciences
(520) 621-7141

Joel Muraco, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Assistant Professor of Practice
(520) 621-7946

Timothy M. Ottusch, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor of Practice
(520) 621-5571

Linda Pallock, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Assistant Professor of Practice
(520) 621-1724

Andrea Romero, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
Professor Family Studies & Human Development
(520) 626-0202

Laura Scaramella, Ph.D.

Family and Consumer Sciences
Director, John and Doris Norton School of Family and Consumer Sciences
Professor and Fitch Nesbitt Endowed Chair, Family Studies and Human Development
(520) 621-1666

Katherine E. Speirs, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Assistant State Specialist for Early Childhood
Assistant Professor
(520) 621-1691

Angela R. Taylor, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor Emerita
(520) 621-7129

Russell (Russ) B. Toomey, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Professor
Program Chair, FSHD
(520) 621-4009

Michele E. Walsh, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Associate Professor
Associate Specialist, Evaluation
(520) 621-8739

Katharine H. Zeiders, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Associate Professor
Co-Chair of the Francis McClelland Institute Latinx Families' Initiative
(520) 621-2157

Appointed Personnel

Deirdre (DeeDee) Avery, MS, MPH

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Evaluation Specialist
(520) 621-1742

John Daws, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Research Scientist
(520) 621-5978

Madeleine deBlois, Sc.D.

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Research Scientist
(520) 621-1521

Violeta Domínguez

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Research Scientist
(520) 621-9749

Terrace Ewinghill

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Scientific Analyst I

Rachel Gildersleeve

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Research Professional II

Kara Haberstock Tanoue

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Data Scientist III

Payal Khosla, Ph.D.

Family Studies and Human Development
Postdoctoral Research Associate
(520) 621-1075

Rachel Leih

Family Studies and Human Development - Community Research, Evaluation & Development (CRED)
Research Professional II

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