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Dr. Taylor's professional service reflects sustained leadership and engagement at the institutional, state, national, and community levels. Nationally, she serves on the Executive Board as Membership Chair for the Research on Women and Education Special Interest Group (SIG 98) of the American Educational Research Association (AERA), supporting membership engagement, scholarly collaboration, and professional development. She also contributes to the advancement of educational research through peer review for AERA Division A and special interest groups, professional conferences, and scholarly journals.

At the state level, Dr. Taylor serves as a Steering Committee member and statewide facilitator for the Texas Principal Improvement Network (PIN) and contributes to the Quality Measures Texas Sustainability Committee. Through these roles, she supports collaborative initiatives focused on strengthening principal preparation, leadership development, and continuous improvement across Texas.

At 7MÊÓƵ, Dr. Taylor provides program-level instructional leadership as Lead Professor for multiple graduate courses, contributing to curriculum development, instructional quality, standards alignment, and continuous program improvement. Her institutional service includes serving as an elected representative to the College of Education and Human Development's Educator Preparation Council, participating on doctoral dissertation committees, and contributing to faculty and program initiatives.

Her community service includes membership on the Board of Directors of the Foundation for Autism Care, Education, and Services (F.A.C.E.S.), where she contributes to initiatives supporting educational access and sustainable school district partnerships.