Joe renzulli and sally reis biography

Sally Reis, the Letitia Morgan Chair in Educational Psychology at the Neag School of Education, first connected to the University of Connecticut during her master’s program at Southern Connecticut State University in the mids.

While in one class, she heard UConn Board of Trustees Distinguished Professor Joseph Renzulli talk about his work in educational psychology, specifically his internationally-known and pioneering work in gifted and talented with the Enrichment Triad Model.

Something sparked during that talk, and they would go on to become friends.

Renzulli encouraged Reis to join the Neag School’s educational psychology doctoral program, and they worked on professional collaborations, including research papers, workshops, and presentations. According to Renzulli, one thing led to another, and their partnership blossomed into something more significant: “We fell in love, and we got married.”

When asked about Reis’ strengths, Renzulli is quick to describe her academically, si