Shannon Grave
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Clinical Associate Professor, Teaching & Leadership
- Autism Spectrum Disorder, Early Childhood Mental Health, Early Childhood, MTSS/RTI, Behavior Support, Wrap-Around Services, School Based Mental Health
Contact Info
- Email: shannon.grave@UND.edu
- Office:
- Dept: 701.777.3239
Office Address
Education Building Room 238
231 Centennial Dr Stop 7189
Grand Forks ND 58202-7189
Biography
Dr. Grave has worked with children and families for over 25 years. She has worked in schools, homes, and in a variety of community and mental health settings. She has provided services to individuals with disabilities and mental health diagnoses across the lifespan (birth through adulthood) individually, in small groups, and in large groups/classroom settings in Head Start, Early Head Start, and a range of grades K-12. She has developed curricula for use in Head Start as well as by community mental health providers. She has taught undergraduate and graduate students in both online and in-person settings, developed and aligned curriculum, and has led teams in accreditation and assessment processes. She continues to provide training and consultative services to schools, child care providers, and mental health clinicians. She has written (or co-authored) over one and a half million dollars in grant funding for non-profit organizations and/or public schools.
Autism Spectrum Disorder: treatments, methods, assessment, service delivery across the lifespan and across settings
Early Childhood Mental Health and Social Emotional Development in Early Childhood
Supporting students with disabilities in the College/University setting and/or the work environment
Implementation of best-practices/evidence-based practices in K-12 school settings
MTSS/RTI Processes in Schools
School Based Mental Health
Wrap-around services in schools
Dr. Grave holds the following degrees:
PhD in Teaching and Learning with an emphasis in Higher Education,
M.Ed. in Special Education with an emphasis in Autism Spectrum Disorder, and a
BSSW/Bachelor's Degree in Social Work with concentrated coursework in Gerontology and Psychology.
Successful grant acquisition and implementation for over $1,800,000 for non-profit organizations and K-12 schools
Assessment and Accreditation Coordination for Special Education Program: Team lead for State licensing board alignment and reporting, CAEP Initial Standard alignment, InTASC standard alignment, CAEP Advanced standard alignment, and yearly Program Assessment
Assessment and Accreditation at the College level for ND ESPB approval and CAEP accreditation
Online, in-person, and hybrid course instruction
Graduate and Undergraduate course instruction
Graduate and Undergraduate course development
Advising of Graduate Students, including those seeking initial licensure in other states
Advising Doctoral Students
Accomplished presenter
Inclusion Specialist (birth-school age)
Ongoing Consultative services: Autism Spectrum Disorder, Early Childhood, Early Childhood Mental Health, K-12 behavioral and academic support, MTSS/RTI Implementation, Wrap-Around Implementation, Needs Assessment and Implementation of Evidence Based Practices with P-12 students.