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P.O. Box 190

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1555 University Blvd.

Judy Oskam joined the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Texas State University as Associate Professor and Associate Director for Round Rock Programs in fall 2006. Before joining Texas State University, Oskam was an associate professor in the College of Mass Communications at Texas Tech University. Oskam has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Radio/TV/Film from the University of North Texas, a Master of Science degree in Mass Communications and Doctorate in Higher Education Administration from Oklahoma State University.

Oskam has directed various health, agriculture and safety public awareness campaigns and grant projects. Earlier in her career, Judy worked in public affairs/outreach positions for Oklahoma State University, The University of Texas System and was a television journalist for stations in Oklahoma and Texas. Several of her videos and television programs have won awards and recognition. Dr. Oskam's documentary (with Melinda Goodspeed), Images of Tony Gleaton, was distributed nationally by American Public Television last year. Oskam enjoys integrating media technology into her classroom. She produces podcasts on various media topics for her students at the Round Rock Higher Education Center. Oskam is President-Elect of the Southwest Education Council for Journalism and Mass Communication.

11212 Readvill Lane

I have been teaching at history at the college level since 1992. I moved into teaching using technology in the late 1990s when I discovered high speed internet. Prior to utilizing course management software such as Blackboard and Sakai, I taught myself how to build webpages and posted information on open access websites. I am currently the lone representative in my department who offers online courses. Along with teaching the online surveys of US history to freshman, I teach a methods course for pre-service social studies teachers and I coordinate professional development workshops for public school teachers.

601 University Drive

I am a School Psychology associate professor with specialty training and practice in neuropsychology. I teach a course titled Biological Bases of Behavior to graduate students and in this course I have used technology to enhance learning of neuroanatomy.

I am a former special education teacher who received my Ph.D. in School Psychology with specialized training and postdoctoral work in neuropsychology. I am currently an associate professor of School Psychology and coordinator of our program at Texas State University--San Marcos. I maintain a small private practice working with brain-injured and neurologically impaired children and adolescents. My research includes autism, traumatic brain injury, learning disabilities, and training of practitioners. I am pursuing a diplomate in clinical neuropsychology and have been studying for the exams.