Photo: University of Houston-Clear Lake College of Education celebrated its newest Educational Leadership doctoral graduates during the university’s December commencement ceremonies. The graduating class included Joanie DeForest, winner of the National Associate of Developmental Educators Outstanding Dissertation Award, and Skyler Rossacci, the university’s youngest doctoral graduate at age 25. Pictured: (seated, l to r) Jennifer Goodman, DeForest, Melinda Stone and Li Shi; (standing) College of Education Dean Mark D. Shermis, Robyn Sandoval, Eric Tingle, Staci Mizell, Rossacci, Nicole Delestre, Brooke Parker, Katie McConnell and College of Education Associate Dean Joan Y. Pedro. Photo courtesy of the Office of University Communications. — University of Houston-Clear Lake College of Education celebrated its newest Educational Leadership doctoral graduates during the university’s December commencement ceremonies. The graduating class included Joanie DeForest, winner of the National Associate of Developmental Educators Outstanding Dissertation Award, and Skyler Rossacci, the university’s youngest doctoral graduate at age 25. Pictured: (seated, l to r) Jennifer Goodman, DeForest, Melinda Stone and Li Shi; (standing) College of Education Dean Mark D. Shermis, Robyn Sandoval, Eric Tingle, Staci Mizell, Rossacci, Nicole Delestre, Brooke Parker, Katie McConnell and College of Education Associate Dean Joan Y. Pedro. Photo courtesy of the Office of University Communications.

UHCL College of Education celebrated its newest doctoral graduates in December 2016

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University of Houston-Clear Lake College of Education celebrated its newest Educational Leadership doctoral graduates during the university’s December commencement ceremonies. The graduating class included Joanie DeForest, winner of the National Associate of Developmental Educators Outstanding Dissertation Award, and Skyler Rossacci, the university’s youngest doctoral graduate at age 25. Pictured: (seated, l to r) Jennifer Goodman, DeForest, Melinda Stone and Li Shi; (standing) College of Education Dean Mark D. Shermis, Robyn Sandoval, Eric Tingle, Staci Mizell, Rossacci, Nicole Delestre, Brooke Parker, Katie McConnell and College of Education Associate Dean Joan Y. Pedro.