Robin Cayce

Robin Cayce serves as an Assistant Professor at Lipscomb University's College of Education, where she leads coursework in the Educational Leadership Program for Masters and EdS candidates and contributes to the Learning Organizations & Strategic Change Doctoral Program. With a career spanning decades, she has held key roles in K-12 education including 5th grade teacher, Assistant Principal, Principal, and Director of Professional Development in Hamilton County Public Schools and Metro Nashville Public Schools. Her expertise extends to program leadership through her work with Chattanooga 2.0 and authorship of Project APPLE (Autistic Preadolescent Proactive Learning Environments).

• Education: B.S. in Elementary Education (MTSU, 1989), Masters in Educational Leadership (Trevecca Nazarene University, 2008), Doctorate in Professional Leadership (Trevecca Nazarene University, 2012), Masters in Character Education (University of Birmingham, UK, 2022)

Her research focuses on educational leadership development, K-12 professional training systems, and inclusive learning environments for autistic preadolescents. At Lipscomb, she supports graduate programs in Administrative Licensure, Applied Behavior Analysis, English Language Learning, Gifted Education, Instructional Coaching, Literacy, Reading Specialty, School Counseling, Special Education Teacher Licensure, Teaching/Learning/Leading, and Technology Integration.