Lindsey Munoz
Assistant Dean of Pedagogical Possibilities
Areas of Expertise
- SW790 – Doctoral Seminar in Teaching & Learning
- SW875 - Teaching & Learning for Social Work Educators
- SW600 – Introduction to Social Work Practice
- CJ312 – American Criminal Justice System
- SW222 - Foundations of Social Welfare Policy (Developed)
Highlighted Publications
- Stillwell, L. (2023). Predicting student retention using institutional aid at Catholic colleges & universities receiving Title IV funds [Doctoral dissertation, University of Saint Mary].
- Stillwell, L. D. & Grant, N. S. (2015). A lost history: A digital ethnography of the Historic Dunbar Theatre. Wichita State University McNair Scholars Program Journal of Research Reports, 20. 67-84.
Current Projects
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CoSW Critical Thinking Behaviors Midsemester Feedback Survey (CTB-MFI) Deployment
A college-wide implementation of the Critical Teaching Behaviors Midsemester Feedback Instrument (CTB-MFI) in a unique way, gathering structured student feedback during the term to support timely instructional improvement across courses and programs. -
College of Social Work Digital Accessibility Workgroup
A collaborative college-wide initiative focused on improving the accessibility of digital course materials, strengthening compliance practices, and advancing more inclusive learning environments across the College of Social Work.
Student & Research Availability
- Research or Interest Area Key Words: Social Work Education, Faculty Development, Teaching Effectiveness, Midsemester Feedback, Digital Accessibility, Online Teaching and Learning, Educational Technology, AI in Higher Education, Inclusive Course Design
Alma Mater
Doctor of Education in Leadership, emphasis in Innovation in Curriculum and Instruction University of Saint Mary Master of Social Work and Bachelor of Social Work, Wichita State University
Get to Know Lindsey
Lindsey Muñoz, EdD, LMSW, is a licensed social worker, educator, and academic leader whose work centers on teaching, innovation, and student success. With more than 10 years of experience across social work, higher education, public safety, healthcare regulatory compliance, and app development, she brings a broad perspective to teaching and learning. Her background includes classroom teaching, program development, and creating more engaging, accessible educational experiences.
Dr. Muñoz is especially interested in teaching innovation, course quality, accessibility, and faculty development. She is committed to creating clear, meaningful learning experiences that connect academic content to real-world practice. In 2023, she received the Newman University Award for Teaching Effectiveness. Her dedication to student success is reflected in the achievements of her students, including acceptance to law school and selection for the Council on Social Work Education Minority Fellowship Program.