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Associate Teaching Professor & Special Education Program Coordinator Room: UW1-355Box: 358531Phone: 425-352-3593Email: jnaranjo@uw.edu Education Academic Interests Dr. Naranjo is an interdisciplinary scholar who partners with disabled people and public schools to generate scholarly investigations and constructive applied contributions that broadly address the a) social contexts of school-to-community transition, and b) teacher education for inclusive schooling..../education/wp-content/uploads/sites/29/2023/06/ses-faculty-jason-naranjo.jpeg