Explore Faculty Research at the 2026–2027 Teachers College Dean’s Lecture Series

November 05, 2026
Join Ball State University's Teachers College for the 2026–2027 Dean’s Lecture Series, featuring faculty members sharing research and scholarly work conducted during their sabbaticals. These presentations offer an opportunity to explore a variety of topics, learn about faculty research, and engage in meaningful conversations.

All presentations will take place from 2–3 p.m. in Teachers College, Room TC 1008.

Fall 2026


November 18, 2026
Dr. Shu Su
Associate Professor, Department of Early Childhood, Youth, and Family Studies
Growing Up with AI: The Role of Families in a Changing Developmental Landscape

December 2, 2026
Dr. Kate Shively
Associate Professor, Department of Elementary Education
From Surviving to Thriving: Exploring a Preventive Approach to Teacher Candidate Burnout

Spring 2027


February 17, 2027
Dr. Wilfridah Mucherah
Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
Using the Socio-historical Context Framework to Explain Kenyan Young Children’s Skin Tone Preferences: A Modern Doll Study

March 31, 2027
Dr. Susan Wilczynski
Plassman Family Distinguished Professor of Special Education and Applied Behavior Analysis
Department of Special Education
Harm Through Inaction: The Case for Sexuality Education for Autistic People

All are welcome to attend! We hope you'll join us in celebrating the research and scholarly achievements of our Teachers College faculty.
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