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Dr. Kimberly Maich is a Professor in the Faculty of Education at Memorial University of Newfoundland, focusing on the Bachelor of Special Education program. She holds dual expertise as a certified teacher, registered psychologist (provisional level), and Newfoundland and Labrador’s first board-certified behavior analyst. Her career includes roles as a resource teacher, clinical coordinator at McMaster Children’s Hospital, and tenured Associate Professor at Brock University. She specializes in disabilities and special education, particularly autism spectrum disorders in inclusive environments, emotional/behavioral disorders, applied behavior analysis, assistive technology, and inclusive school leadership.
Her research spans international collaborations (e.g., Ghana/Canada partnerships) and emphasizes knowledge mobilization, teacher well-being, and leadership development. She has taught at multiple institutions including Brock University, Fanshawe College, and Western University. Not accepting new graduate students since 2022, she remains active in mentoring existing students in research, writing, and publishing. Her work addresses global educational challenges through case studies, policy analysis, and innovative pedagogical strategies.
Key areas of contribution include:
- Disability representation in children’s literature
- Technology integration in special education (e.g., assistive apps)
- Inclusive leadership training for school principals
- Sexuality education for neurodiverse youth
- Early childhood intervention strategies
Her publications (2021–2025) reflect a focus on practical interventions, policy analysis, and cross-cultural comparisons, with a consistent emphasis on equity and evidence-based practices in education systems.
