Dr. Wyatt is an Associate Clinical Professor in the School Counseling Program in the Department of Counseling, Higher Education, and Special Education and an affiliate member of the . She has worked as an education administrator, professor, researcher, and school counseling practitioner. She is also a Board Certified Counselor. Highlights of her work include serving as the Student Services Executive Officer at PGCPS and a professional school counselor at AACPS. Dr. Wyatt has served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Counseling and Development and the National Membership Committee for the Association of Counselor Education and Supervision. She is a published author whose research has focused on examining acculturation processes and the psychosocial factors that influence minority student academic achievement. Dr. Wyatt has been awarded and led numerous multi-year Federal and State grant projects focused on developing college readiness among marginalized student populations and expanding mental health services and career opportunities for school-age youth. Dr. Wyatt's service highlights include being a , serving on The President's Council of Cornell Women, the 91大神 University Senate and the 91大神 Inaugural Steering Committee.
2022 91大神 College of Education Excellence in Faculty Mentoring Award
Lifetime Member, | Counseling Academic & Professional Honor Society Intl.
(Inaugural Scholar Class 2000)
Principal Investigator, Moving Maryland Forward: Transition Learning Hub
Funded by the Maryland State Department of Education - $130,000. This project will improve service delivery efficacy of Maryland secondary transition professionals through an online professional development tool that includes learning opportunities and coaching. Project dates: August 2021 - June 2022.
Co-Principal Investigator, Moving Maryland Forward: Preparing Transition Professionals for the 21st Century
Funded by the Maryland State Department of Education - $159,991. Research project to identify the professional development needs of secondary special education professionals so they can provide high quality transition services to school-age youth and narrow the achievement gap for students with disabilities. Project dates: August 2020 - June 2021.
Principal Investigator, .
Funded by the U.S. Department of Education - $342,775 (sub-contract). Professional demonstration project implementing a comprehensive wellness and mental health program in 7 middle schools and 3 high schools in PGCPS. Project dates: October 2019 to September 2024.
Technical Assistant,
Maryland Pathways to Partnership Initiative (MPPI) is Disability Innovation Fund Grant that will help youth, ages 10-21, across four Maryland LEAs get connected to transition services through improved agency partnerships and streamlined access to services that include school to employment support, career training and post-secondary education. Project dates: October 2023- September 2028
Technical Assistant,
Funded by U.S. Department of Education. PI- Ellen Fabian. This national, collaborative project is designed to improve the implementation of effective practices including pre-employment transition services, dropout prevention interventions, engagement in career and technical education, interagency collaboration, and other education and VR transition services for all students and youth with disabilities. Project dates: October 2020 to September 2025.
Technical Assistant, Maryland Work-Based Learning Collaborative (Way 2 Work)
Funded by Disability Innovation Fund. U.S. Department of Education, OSERS, RSA. PI - Ellen Fabian & Richard Luecking. This multi-site RCT evaluated the impact of work-based learning experiences on students with disabilities enrolled in secondary school. This project was administered through the . Project dates: October 2017 to June 2021.