DanaBookerPrincipal LecturerEducational PsychologyFacultyDana.Booker@unt.eduMatthews Hall 316

FacultyEducational PsychologyTabs Tab Style lime Tab Shown on Load 1 Heading Content About  Dana Booker holds a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology with a concentration in Human Development and Family Science from the University of North Texas. Specifically, Dana has researched child advocacy practices, multi-system collaborations around prevention and intervention, and parent-centered education through her work at Prevent Child Abuse Texas. Her research interests also include working with military families and military systems to identify effective academic prevention strategies for youth. Dr. Booker has received evaluation training from the American Evaluation Association and worked as the program evaluator for the Texas chapter of the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY). It was this opportunity that increased her passion for prevention and intervention work. Originally from Albuquerque, Dana received her B.A. in Psychology and M.S. in Educational Psychology from the University of New Mexico. Dana is married to her best friend and is a proud mom of three amazing boys. Programs  Learning and Development Learning and Development Master of Science Community and Family Services Community and Family Services Bachelor of Science Individual and Family Individual and Family Bachelor of Science Human Dev. & Family Sci Human Dev. & Family Sci Bachelor of Science Human Dev. & Family Sci Human Dev. & Family Sci Minor Human Dev. & Family Sci Human Dev. & Family Sci Doctor of Philosophy