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Dr. Kimberly Avila is an Associate Professor in the Department of Special Education at George Mason University's College of Education and Human Development. She serves as the Professor-in-Charge for Special Education: Blindness and Visual Impairments and is affiliated with the Helen A. Kellar Institute for Human disAbilities.
- Education: PhD from George Mason University
Her research focuses on education, orientation and mobility, Braille literacy, environmental and digital accessibility, policy development, and IEP advocacy for individuals with blindness, low vision, and secondary disabilities. Recent work explores intersections of albinism with visual impairments and pedestrian safety for disabled populations.
Dr. Avila's publications highlight advancements in teacher preparation programs, digital accessibility, and lifespan development for visually impaired individuals. Notable trends include assistive technology applications, curriculum design for visual impairments, and advocacy in educational policy.
Courses Taught: Braille Code, Orientation and Mobility, Teaching Methods for Blindness, and Internships in Special Education.
Dr. Avila is associated with the Helen A. Kellar Institute for Human disAbilities, where she contributes to research and training programs for special education professionals.
