Lindsey Catherine Mullis received her bachelors in exercise science and psychology along with her masters in health promotion and a certificate in developmental disabilities. She is the Health & Wellness coordinator for the Human Development Institute at the University of Kentucky and partners with the Kentucky Division of Developmental and Intellectual Disabilities to promote healthy lifestyles for people with I/DD across the state of Kentucky. Lindsey has worked with the HealthMatters Program team to become an Advanced Certified Instructor for the HealthMatters Program.
Kathy is the training director at the Human Development Institute at the University of Kentucky. She is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling Department. Her research interests include quality of life, quality assurance, and independent living. Kathy oversees several projects of state and national significance related to quality of life. She has overseen Kentucky's participation in National Core Indicators since 1999. This effort is aimed at assessing support quality and life outcomes for persons with developmental disabilities. Kathy also coordinates the University’s Graduate Certificate in Developmental Disabilities, an 11-hour sequence of courses that provides interdisciplinary pre-service training with a lifespan approach to the field.