Dr. Heather Griller Clark is a leading advocate in the field of Special Education. Much of Dr. Clark's work has focused on youth with emotional and behavioral disorders, as well as youth in the juvenile justice system. In addition, Dr. Clark's interests include behavior management, transition, and resiliency. As a Research Specialist at Arizona State University, Dr. Clark is Principle Investigator for Merging Two Worlds, a life skills/transition based curriculum developed specifically for secure care populations. Dr. Clark is also Conference Director for Teacher Educators for Children with Behavioral Disorders (TECBD), which provides a forum for sharing current research, theories and practice in emotional and behavior disorders. To learn more about the life and work of Dr. Heather Griller Clark, click here.