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Dr. Charlene D. Bustos
Assistant Professor, Angelo State University
Dr. Bustos received her doctorate from Texas Tech University
in December 2010 in Curriculum and Instruction with a focus
on literacy and social studies. She is currently an Assistant
Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Angelo
State University, teaching courses to undergraduates that
include Teaching Reading in the Elementary School, Teacher
Education and Practice, and Teaching Social Studies in the
Elementary and Middle School. Dr. Bustos became a certified
teacher in 1988, teaching across Texas in Castroville, San
Antonio, and San Angelo (mostly elementary grades) for 22
years. She has held her current position at ASU since the fall of
2011.
Mr. Scott T. Grubbs
Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (C.A.E.P.) Coordinator,
Valdosta State University
Doctoral Candidate, Florida State University
Scott T. Grubbs is the Council for the Accreditation of
Educator Preparation (C.A.E.P.) Coordinator for the James L.
and Dorothy H. Dewar College of Education and Human
Services at Valdosta State University. Scott is a Ph.D. candidate
in Educational Policy and Evaluation at the Florida State
University and is a 2013 David L. Clarke National Graduate
Student Research Seminar participant. His research interests
include educational politics, educational program evaluation
and accreditation, and applied professional ethics. He received
his M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from Valdosta State
University and has a B.A. in French from the University of
Georgia. In addition to his duties as C.A.E.P. coordinator, Scott
is a chair of the Board of Examiners at the Georgia Professional
Standards Commission and a Lecturer in the Department of
Middle, Secondary, Reading and Deaf Education at Valdosta
State University. Previously, he taught French and was the
Foreign Language Department Chair at Coffee High School in
Douglas, Georgia, where he also coached debate and served as
a reviewer and Vice-‐Chair with the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools.