Lesley Graybeal Source Confirmed
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University of Central Arkansas
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Lesley Graybeal's research focuses on educational practices within higher education and community settings, with an emphasis on service-learning and experiential education. Graybeal has investigated the impact of community-based practice on undergraduate students in speech-language pathology programs, utilizing Fink's Taxonomy to evaluate learning outcomes. Another area of study involves modeling innovation within juvenile justice through campus-community partnerships, aiming to understand and enhance collaborative approaches. Graybeal also explores methods for incorporating service-learning into people-centered sciences and examines the role of social-emotional literacy experiences in educator preparation, particularly for students working with children in crisis situations. With 18 publications and an h-index of 2, Graybeal collaborates with several faculty members at the University of Central Arkansas, including Bailey R. Fairbanks, Sherry Lynn Skaggs, Sunjung Kim, and Yang-Seob Nam.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 23
Selected Publications
- Beyond the Classroom: Evaluating the Impact of Community-Based Practice on Speech–Language Pathology Undergraduate Students Through the Lens of Fink's Taxonomy (2025) DOI
- Incorporating Service-Learning in People-Centered Sciences (2024) DOI
- Crossing the Red Tape (2024) DOI
- “Who’s Out There?” Modeling Innovation in Juvenile Justice Through a Campus-Community Partnership (2021) DOI
- Increasing Empathy and Awareness in Educator Preparation Utilizing Social-Emotional Literacy Experiences with Children in Crisis Situations (2021)
- Abstracts for Articles in the Forthcoming Issue (2021) DOI
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