Angela Reeves McCall

Angela Reeves McCall serves as an Adjunct Instructor at Saint Louis University's School for Professional Studies, contributing to professional education through interdisciplinary teaching grounded in her dual expertise in higher education administration and law.

Her academic credentials include:

• B.A. in Psychology from Christian Brothers University (1999)
• MBA in Management from Christian Brothers University (2000)
• Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from Saint Louis University (2006)
• J.D. from Saint Louis University (2023)

Dr. McCall's research bridges educational theory, psychological practice, and legal frameworks, with significant contributions to health professions education and disability studies. Her work demonstrates consistent focus on assessment methodologies and community support systems across professional contexts.

Her publications reveal evolving scholarly interests from 1999 disability research to contemporary chiropractic education analysis, highlighting methodological rigor in performance prediction and family-centered needs assessment within specialized professional fields.

Her research excellence has been recognized through:

• National Board of Chiropractic Examiners Prize-Winning Paper Award (ACC~RAC 2013)

No information regarding graduate student mentorship or research funding was provided in available materials. Current professional activities include Missouri Bar membership since 2023, indicating active legal practice alongside academic responsibilities.