Dr. Shaun F. Hedgepeth
Hello, I'm Dr. Shaun F. Hedgepeth. I have been teaching at the secondary education level for over ten years, and teaching Sociology, Psychology, and Interdisciplinary Studies courses at the college level for over 13 years (at UTSA, San Antonio College, and Palo Alto College). I have extensive experience teaching all subject areas at Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Programs (in Austin, San Antonio, and Karnes City). I also was a Distance Learning TV Instructor for the Education Service Center-Region 20-Star Net teaching Advanced Placement Sociology and Advanced Placement Psychology. This involved teaching High School level classes that were broadcast on live television throughout the continental United States. I was also a law enforcement officer with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice-Pardons and Paroles Division for many years. So, I gravitate to individuals that are experiencing problems or need some kind of assistance.
I had the honor to teach with Diane Tilly at the Robbins Academy for many years, and I became the Lead Teacher of the Robbins Academy in the 2004-2005 school year. Currently, I run the Alamo Heights Independent School District's Robbins Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP), and I'm the teacher of record. My job is to help students that have been sent to me for disciplinary problems complete their work and their assigned time at the highly structured DAEP environment. In this process, the student will have time to think about making better choices that will allow them to go back to their regular school environment.
Education:
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology-Confirmed on 7/31/2006
Capella University/Harold Abel School of Psychology
Dissertation: Shame and Aggression is there a Correlation?
Master of Education in Special Education-confirmed on 5/2004.
Our Lady of the Lake University/School of Education and Clinical Studies
Master of Arts Degree in Human Sciences (Sociology/Psychology/Research), 1993
Our Lady of the Lake University/School of Education and Clinical Studies (This degree includes 21 hours of Psychology and 18 hours of Sociology.)
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Psychology, 1992
Our Lady of the Lake University/School of Education and Clinical Studies
Thesis: Correlation between Academic Success and Family Autonomy
Certifications:
Texas State Board for Educator Certification- Certified in Special Education (6th-12th Grade),
Texas State Board for Educator Certification-Certified in Social Studies (8th-12th Grade).
Board Certified to teach Sociology and Psychology Classes at Alamo Community College District.
Board Certified to teach Sociology and Psychology Classes at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
Board Certified to teach Sociology and Psychology Classes at the University of Phoenix at San Antonio.
Publications:
Shame and aggression: Is there a correlation?
Schedule:
First Period |
8:20-9:10 am |
Robbins DAEP |
Second Period |
9:15-10:08 am |
Robbins DAEP |
Third Period |
10:15-11:05 am |
Robbins DAEP |
Fourth Period |
11:10-12:00 pm |
Conference Period |
Fifth Period |
12:55-1:45 pm |
Robbins DAEP |
Sixth Period |
1:50-2:40 pm |
Robbins DAEP |
Seventh Period |
2:45-3:35 pm |
Conference Period |
Contact Information:
Phone/Voice mail: 210-442-3716
