Rate My Professor Glenda Hux

Dr. Hux directs the Hux Occupation Lab, focusing on the impact of prolonged stress and adversity on neural network processing and occupational performance in daily life. She developed the Integrative Neural Networks frame of reference to facilitate occupational engagement for caregivers under prolonged stress and is a UAMS STARS Translational Research Institute scholar examining prolonged stress effects on interoception. Her research encompasses lived experiences of parents of children and youth with special healthcare needs, social participation for dementia care dyads via student-led community initiatives, classroom behaviors' influence on teacher stress through interprofessional education, and gardening interventions for youth with adverse childhood experiences. Notable publications include Hux, G. E., & Schoen, S. A. (2025). Integrative Neural Networks: A Novel Frame of Reference to Support Occupational Engagement in Caregivers. The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy, 13(4), 1-16; and Hux, G. E., & Schoen, S. (2025). Integrative Neural Networks Frame of Reference: Application in Practice. The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy, 13(4), 1-12. She was elected Distinguished Fellow of the Occupational Therapy Academy at the National Academies of Practice in 2025, alongside University of Arkansas commendations for research development in 2023 and 2024, and teaching commitment in 2023.