Faculty & Research Faculty Centered in one of the leading research universities in the world, our diverse faculty are leading change in the fields of education, counseling and human development. Faculty includes individuals in tenure-track, clinical-track and visiting positions. Directory View more faculty profile videos Research Centers Four centers are at the heart of our work. Warner’s centers are focused on leading change that advances education and betters the lives of all in our communities. https://rochester.edu/warner/cde Center for Disability and Education Visit Center website https://www.rochester.edu/warner/lida Center for Learning in the Digital Age Visit LIDA website https://www.rochester.edu/warner/center/ Center for Professional Development and Education Reform Visit Center website https://www.rochester.edu/warner/cues Center for Urban Education Success Visit CUES website Recent Publications Douglas Guiffrida, professor of counseling & human development, published “Who Gets Better, Who Doesn’t, and Why: A Summary (and Update) of an Integrative Mind/Body Intervention for Chronic Pain” in The Integrative Therapist. Pat Vaughan-Brogan, assistant professor of educational leadership, and David Miller, associate professor of education, coauthored the article “Do We Need AI Policies in K-12 Schools?” published in the spring 2024 issue of Vanguard, the magazine of the School Administrators Association of New York State. The article is based on their NSF study of K-12 leaders’ experiences and perceptions about AI, which was also led by Raffaella Borasi, Frederica Warner professor of teaching & curriculum; Karen DeAngelis, associate professor of educational leadership; and Yu Jung Han, ‘22W (PhD), postdoctoral fellow.Raffaella Borasi, Frederica Warner professor of teaching & curriculum; David Miller, associate professor of education; Patricia Vaughan-Brogan, assistant professor of educational leadership; Karen DeAngelis, associate professor of educational leadership; and Yu Jung Han ‘22W (PhD), postdoctoral fellow, coauthored “An AI wishlist from school leaders” in Phi Delta Kappan. Andrea Barrett, assistant professor of educational leadership, coauthored the article “Leadership Advocacy of AI Can Change the Future of Student Affairs Work” in the Academic Leader. All Scholarly Works Research Projects View all research projects /faculty-research/covid-connects-us COVID Connects Us: Nurturing Novice Teachers’ Justice Science Teaching Identities /faculty-research/rural-mathematics Rural Mathematics Education Landscape /faculty-research/fulbright Fulbright Distinguished Teachers /faculty-research/motivation-in-science Motivation in Science Among Students with Learning Disabilities Community Initiatives View all community initiatives /faculty-research/professional-learning-network Northeast Noyce Professional Learning Network /faculty-research/roc-reading-partners ROC Reading Partners /faculty-research/workforce-english-program Languaging for Health and Employment Equity /faculty-research/east-high-school East High School Partnership Join the University Transform lives and make the world more just and humane. View careers