Rebecca McCathren

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Rebecca McCathren

Rebecca McCathren

Associate Professor, Department of Special Education

Phone: (573)882-5764
E-mail: McCathrenR@missouri.edu

Dr. Rebecca B. McCathren is an Associate Professor in Early Childhood Special Education. She was a practitioner in the fields of special education and early childhood for 20 years before getting her Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University in Early Childhood Special Education. She has been a faculty member at the University of Missouri since 1996. Her research focuses on the effects of interventions designed to facilitate communication, language, and play skills in young children with developmental delays or disabilities including autism.