At FCPR, Ms. Turner-de Leon serves as the Data Manager on a federal Healthy Marriage grant and leads Continuous Quality Improvement efforts to support partner organizations for multiple evaluation studies in the areas of Family Life Education and primary prevention services. 

Dr. Mahesha’s research interests include spectroscopy and microscopy, advanced nanomaterials, and cleanroom nanofabrication. 

Dr. Marencin’s research is broadly focused on reading learning disabilities and dyslexia, with consideration of cultural and linguistic diversity and the unique cognitive and language processes that underly a child’s development of and access to high-quality word representations.

Dr. Hu's research interests include undergraduate student success, leadership education, and international education in higher education.

Dr. Ingrole’s research interests are mechanical characterization of superconducting materials at cryogenic temperature, supported external projects, and enhancement of data management and analysis processes for improved efficiency and precision.

Ms. Wardally aims to empower educational districts and staff with focused coaching and mentoring, fostering an inclusive environment that propels all students, especially those with disabilities, towards academic excellence and independence.

Ms. Robertson’s research interest is education of students with disabilities.

Dr. Rich is a Florida Inclusion Network (FIN) administrator.