Education
                              Ed.D. 2011 George Washington University, Special Education (bilingual special education
                                 emphasis)
									
									M.A. 2001 University of Michigan, Literature and Language
									
									B.A. 2000 University of Notre Dame, English (music and education minors)
                                 
                           
                           
                              Areas of Expertise
                              English learners with disabilities
Teacher preparation
Brain development and disorders
School supports for students with PANDAS or PANS
                           
                         
                      
                     Biography
                     
                     Dr. Patricia Rice Doran is Chair of the Special Education Department and Professor
                        of Special Education. She is currently PI on a $2.6 million teacher professional development
                        project funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of English Language Acquisition.
                        She has published and presented widely on teacher professional development related
                        to multilingual learners and assessment and instruction for multilingual learners
                        with disabilities. In addition, she is active in scholarship and teacher professional
                        learning related to neuroimmune disorders and supporting students with health impairments
                        in school settings. 
                     
                     Selected Funded Projects
                     
                     Principal Investigator, English Learners Moving to Proficient Outcomes with Engagement
                        and Rigor (EMPOWER). United States Department of Education, Office of English Language
                        Acquisition, National Professional Development Grant, September 2017-August 2022.
                        $2,221,723. Co-PIs, Dr. Elizabeth Neville and Dr. Gilda Martinez-Alba.
                     
                     Principal Investigator, Collaborative Planning and Effective Interventions for All.
                        Maryland State Department of Education Institution of Higher Education IDEA Grant,
                        July 2016-September 2017. $28,500. Co-PI, Dr. Amy Noggle.
                     
                     Principal Investigator, Collaborative Planning for All Learners: A Professional Learning
                        Initiative. Maryland State Department of Education Institution of Higher Education
                        IDEA Grant Award, July 2015-September 2016. $30,000. 
                     
                     Selected Publications
                     
                     Hoppin, K. & Rice Doran, P. (2023). PANDAS and PANS. In Perfect, M., Riccio, C. &
                        Bray, M. (Eds.). Health-related disorders in children and adolescents: A guidebook for understanding
                           and educating. American Psychological Association. 
                     
                     Hong, H. & Rice Doran, P. (eds.) (2022). Preparing teachers for young and adolescent multilingual learners: The use of reflective
                           narratives. Springer. 
 
Hong, H., Knollman, G. & Rice Doran, P. (2022). Exploring alternative perspectives
                        on millennial teachers’ beliefs of and engagement with cultural and linguistic diversity:
                        the use of reflective practice. Reflective Practice 23(3), 409-421, DOI: 10.1080/14623943.2022.2040011 
                     
                     Rice Doran, P., Noggle, A., with Wayson Wilson, H.,Lucas Zillich, J & Knollman, G.
                        (2019). Supporting English learners with exceptional needs. TESOL International Press.
                     
                     Rice Doran, P. and O’Hanlon, E. (2019). How parents of children with PANDAS and PANS
                        perceive the educational process. Journal of the American Association of Special Education Professionals, Fall 2019, 48-62.