Tamara Hodges

Dr. Tamara Hodges serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at Baylor University's School of Education, where she integrates research into clinical practice through teaching and supervision at the university clinic.

Her educational background:

• B.S. in General Education/Special Education from Oral Roberts University
• Master's degree in Educational Psychology from Baylor University
• Ed.D. in Educational Psychology from Baylor University

Dr. Hodges specializes in evidence-based psychotherapy, supervision methodologies, and psychological assessments, emphasizing practical application of research in clinical settings while mentoring students in evidence-based intervention delivery.

Her professional recognition includes:

• Baylor’s Outstanding Professor Award in the non-tenure faculty category (2016)

She actively supervises graduate practicum experiences, facilitates parent-support groups for families with children exhibiting challenging behaviors, and maintains professional affiliations with the National Association of School Psychology, American Psychological Association, and Texas Association of School Psychology.

Dr. Hodges regularly presents at professional conferences and conducts community workshops for local schools while dedicating significant time to graduate student mentorship at the clinic.