Danielle Dary joined Thompson & Horton LLP as an Associate in October 2020. Prior to joining Thompson & Horton LLP, Danielle worked at TASB Community College Services as a Staff Attorney. Danielle earned a J.D. from the University of Houston Law Center and a B.A. from the University of Oklahoma.
Jennifer Cowley is the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of North Texas and a Professor of Public Administration and Emergency Management & Disaster Science, where she has served since 2017. Prior to joining UNT she served in a range of leadership roles at The Ohio State University.
Justin Cook supports the export compliance program at University of North Texas. He has been responsible for export-controlled technology in multiple different capacities as an Air Force Officer, the Department of State Blue Lantern program in Asia, and as a university and private industry Empowered Official.
Joshua is an Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration and PhD program coordinator at the University of North Dakota. His teaching and research focus on the intersection of finance, policy, and administration in higher education. He regularly incorporates rigorous research methods into his teaching and research, with the goal of producing sound evidence-driven research and teaching. In his free time, Joshua enjoys skiing, fishing, hiking, and spending time with family.
Dr. Robert C. Cloud is a Professor of Higher Education and former Chair of the Department of Educational Leadership (EDL) at Baylor University. He holds four academic degrees and is a former community college administrator, having served as President of Lee College in Texas for ten years and as Vice President and Dean in two other Texas colleges. Dr. Cloud’s current research interests include higher education leadership, educational law and policy, current issues, governance, the federal student loan program and student debt, and organizational behavior. His edited books on legal issues and governance in the community colleges are required reading in graduate higher education leadership programs across the nation, and his 1995 booklet titled Drugs in Society was a National Health Information Awards winner.
Richard L. Anderson is the Director of Information Security for the University of North Texas System and an Adjunct Professor in Information Science at the University of North Texas. Dr. Anderson teaches a graduate seminar on cybersecurity and conducts research on a variety of topics surrounding human behavior and Information.
Special Agent Miguel A. Clarke has been with the FBI since 1998. During that time, he has worked a variety of Federal violations, specializing in Computer Intrusion investigations.
Guided by the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child model, the goal of this proposed Project MOVE (Minority Obesity Vanquished with Education) is to determine the efficacy of a Head Start center-based and home-based physical activity intervention on racially, ethnically, and socioeconomically disadvantaged preschoolers’ health outcomes.
