Dr. Lindsay Wright
Associate Professor
Bio
Dr. Lindsay Wright received her BS degree in 2006 from Georgia Southern University, her MS degree in 2008 from The University of Georgia, and her PhD in 2013 also from The University of Georgia.
- Human Development and Family Science (PHD) - University of Georgia (2013)
- Child and Family Development (MS) - University of Georgia (2008)
- Child and Family Development (BS) - Georgia Southern University (2006)
- The influence of perceived job flexibility and spousal support on the marital satisfaction of parents of children with special needs, Community Work and Family, 2021,
- Little hands, little feet, little moments: Effective classroom practices to create impactful caregiver interactions, Dimensions of Early Childhood, 2020
- Variables impacting first-time parents feeding behaviors, Journal of Extension, 2019
- The impact of sleep on marital satisfaction during the transition to parenthood, National Council on Family Relations Family Focus, 2017
- Children with developmental verbal dyspraxia: Changes in articulation and perceived resilience with intensive multimodal intervention, Child Language Teaching and Therapy, 2016,
- A world of learning, Young Children, 2018
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- National Association for the Education of Young Children
- Mississippi Early Childhood Association
- Southern Early Childhood Association
- Council for Exceptional Children
- English (Native or Bilingual)