FACULTY
Ph.D. Programs at The Graduate Center draw their faculty from the
participating Colleges of the City University of New York as well
as making a small number of full-time appointments in each program.
The core Program Faculty regularly teach courses and guide student
learning and research. Students may also take courses, by agreement,
with faculty in other Ph.D. programs at The Graduate Center and
work in many other ways with faculty in the field of Education throughout
the University.
Daisuke Akiba, Queens
College, Academic Affairs
Konstantinos Alexakos,
Brooklyn, Science Education
Philip M. Anderson, Queens College, Humanities and Education
Jean Anyon, Graduate Center, Educational Policy,
Political Economy of Urban Education (Visit Jean Anyon's website
by clicking
here.)
Igor Arievitch, College of Staten Island,
Developmental and Educational Psychology
Stanley
Aronowitz, Graduate Center, Sociology of Education
Alice Artzt, Queens College, Mathematics
Paul
Attewell, Graduate Center, Educational Inequality,
High School, Information Technology in Education
David Bloomfield, Brooklyn College, Leadership
Stephan Brier,
Graduate Center, U.S. Social History and New Media Technology
David Brotherton, John Jay, Youth Subcultures,
Deviance and Formal / Informal Education
Roscoe Brown, Graduate Center, Evaluation and Governance
Stephen Brumberg, Brooklyn College, History of Urban
Education
Alberto Bursztyn,
Brooklyn College, School Psychology and Special
Education
Mary Bushnell Greiner, Queens College, Elementary and Early
Childhood
Steven Cahn, Graduate Center, Philosophy of
Education
Barry Cherkas, Hunter College, Mathematics
David Connor, Hunter College, Special
Education
Laurel Cooley, Brooklyn College,
Mathematics
Hector Cordero-Guzman, Baruch, Sociology
William Cross, Graduate Center, Social Personality,
Afro-American Studies, Social Movements, Black Identity Across the
Lifespan
Frances Curcio,
Queens College, Mathematics Education
Colette
Daiute, Graduate Center, Literacy and Education
Eileen Donoghue, College of Staten Island,
Mathematics Education
Terri Epstein, Hunter College, Social Studies
Education
Beverly Falk, City College, Early Childhood and
Teacher Education
Michelle
Fine, Graduate Center, Education and Social Justice
Francis Gardella, Hunter College, Mathematics
Education
David
Gerwin, Queens College, Social Studies
Kenneth Gold, College of Staten Island, Education
David Goode, College of Staten Island,
Developmental Disabilities
Amita Gupta, City College, Early Childhood
Education and International Education with South Asian Emphasis
Penny Hammrich, Queens College, Science Education
Helen Johnson, Queens College, Elementary and Early
Childhood Education
Thomas Kessner, Graduate Center, Urban History
Kimberly Kinsler, Hunter College, Educational
Psychology and Social Reform
Marcia Knoll, Hunter College, Curriculum and
Teaching, Educational Leadership
Carol Korn-Bursztyn, Brooklyn College, Child
Psychology
Ravi Kulkarni, Queens College, Mathematics and
Education
Michael Meagher, Brooklyn
College, Math Education
Elanor Miele, Brooklyn College, Science Education,
Molecular Biology, Environmental Science and Genetics
Kate Menken, Queens / GC, Language and Bilingual
Education
Carmen Mercado, Hunter College, Curriculum and
Teaching
Nicholas Michelli, Graduate Center, Teacher Education
Policy
Pamela Mills, Hunter College, Chemistry, Teacher
Education
Ricardo Otheguy, Graduate Center, Spanish linguistics,
Language Contact and Bilingualism, Functional Linguistics
George
Otte, Baruch College, Composition and Rhetoric Studies
Janet Patti, Hunter College, Curriculum and
Teaching
Sondra
Perl, Lehman College, Writing and Literacy
Karen Philips, Hunter College, Chemistry Education
Anthony Picciano, Hunter College, School Leadership
David Podell, College of Staten Island, Academic
Affairs
Gaoyin Qian, Lehman College, Educational Psychology
Bethany Rogers, College of Staten Island, History
of Education
Karel Rose, Brooklyn College, Education in the Arts
Laurie Rubel, Brooklyn College, Mathematics
Education
Martin
Ruck, Graduate Center, Developmental Psychology
Greg Seals, College of Staten Island, Social
Foundations of Education
Susan
Semel, City College, History of Education
Beverly Smith, City College, Mathematics Education
Michael Sobel, Brooklyn College, Science and Education
Joel Spring, Queens,
Educational Policy Studies
Richard Steinberg,
City College, Science, Physics Education
Susan Sullivan, The College of Staten Island,
Educational Leadership
Judith Summerfield, Queens, Rhetoric and
Composition and Narrative Studies
Anna
Stetsenko, Graduate Center, Learning and
Development
Despina Stylianou, City College, Secondary
Education
William Sweeney, Hunter College, Chemistry and
Science Teaching
Liqing Tao, College of Staten Island, Reading
Education
Kenneth Tobin, Graduate Center, Mathematics,
Science and Technology Education
Jan Valle,
City College, Childhood Education
Deborah Vietze, City College/Graduate Center,
Psychology
Lynn
Weikart, Baruch College, Education Finance and Policy
Julia Wrigley, Graduate Center, Sociology of Education
Myrna Zarnowski, Queens College, Elementary and Early Childhood
Betina Zolkower, Brooklyn College, Sociology of
Mathematics Education
Mark Zuss, Lehman College, Literacy
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