Ashley Woodman is the director of the Undergraduate Specialization in Developmental Disabilities and Human Services (DDHS), a program that affords students in psychology and related disciplines the opportunity for coursework and field experiences in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities. Her research focuses on the impact of raising a child with a developmental disability on parental well-being as well as the influence of family interactions on the social, emotional and behavioral development of individuals with developmental disabilities across the lifespan.