Dr. Godfrey-Hurrell is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Special Education and Child Development department. She serves on multiple community and state committees serving those who work on behalf of young children and early childhood educators and providers. Dr. Godfrey-Hurrell teachers graduate and undergraduate courses for focusing on early childhood and early childhood special education. Her areas of interests include professional development in early childhood (e.g., coaching), evidence-based practices related to social and emotional development and behavior, and the use of dialogic reading with young children.
Education
M.Ed. in Child and Family Studies with focus on children with special needs – University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 2007,
B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Child and Family Development – University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1994
Teaching
Development: Prenatal to 36 Months
Child and Family Development Internship
Approaches to Family Supports and Resources
Development: Prenatal to 36 Months
Child and Family Advocacy
Research in Child and Family Studies
Issues in Early Intervention for Young Children with Disabilities B-K
Applied Leadership in Child and Family Studies
Research Interests/Areas of Expertise
Dialogic reading
Professional development in early childhood education
Community Involvement
Early Childhood Education Advisory Group
North Carolina Pre-K Site Selection Committee Chair for Mecklenburg County
Selected Publications
D’Amico, M., Correa, V., Muharib, R., Algozzine, K., Algozzine, R., Swart, K., & Godfrey-Hurrell, K. (submitted for publication). Infusing evidenced-based inclusion practices in early childhood community college programs through a collaborative professional development model.
Godfrey-Hurrell, K., Correa, V., Truesdell, L. (2018). Effects of a coaching model on teacher implementation of the teaching pyramid. NHSA Dialog.
D’Amico, M., Correa, V., Muharib, R., Algozzine, K., Algozzine, R., Swart, K., & Godfrey-Hurrell, K. (2018). Infusing evidenced-based inclusion practices in early childhood community college programs through a collaborative professional development model. Journal of Early Childhood Education. DOI: 10.1080/10901027.2018.1516704