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*The
following students have granted permission for their personal
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Cohort 06:
Haiwen Chu
Adjunct Lecturer at
Brooklyn College School of Education; Teacher research with Centering Teaching of
Mathematics on Urban Youth and MetroMath
Research Interests:
English language learners, Latinos, mathematics, and teacher
identity
Erica Chutuape
GTF Fellow, Brooklyn College
Research Interests:
One-and-a-half and second generation Asian American students attitudes
toward schooling, ethnic/racial identity,
assimilation, race, equity, and justice issues in urban education
Kirsten Cole
Teacher of art education and teacher inquiry
classes at Brooklyn College and Long Island University, Brooklyn
Campus
Research Interests:
The relationship between families and schools
Jory Dalrymple
Special Ed. Teacher, South Bronx
Research Interests:
Attrition and retention (of teachers)
Ivana Espinet
Teacher of media literacy, social studies and
documentary production
Research Interests:
Media education, and after school programs
Eric Fuchs
Adjunct lecturer in math at Bronx Community
College. Active participant in MSPinNYC
Research Interests:
Improving math education in urban high schools and community colleges
Nicole Grimes
Middle and High School science educator at a NYC
6-12 college preparatory private school
Research Interests:
Teaching and learning in inclusive science classroom using
cogenerative dialogues/co-teaching as praxis.
Shana E Henry
Researcher with MetroMath, a NSF funded project
Research Interests:
Equity issues in urban education; secondary mathematics education;
school structures; and supplementary educational experiences for
‘at-risk’ high school students
Kara Imm
Lecturer, Pace University School of Education
Research Assistant, Urban Math Project Staff,
Math in the City (City College)
Research Interests:
Teaching and learning of mathematics; equity and social justice in the
context of mathematics; teacher education; alternative certification
Samuel E.
Jackson
Teacher, LSAMP Researcher Scholar, Lecturer at
Queensborough Community College
Research Interests:
Constructing Mathematical Knowledge
In Urban Classroom: Using
Cogenerative Dialogue To Transform The Teaching And Learning
Experiences Of African-Americans And Non-Dominant Students
Fulvia Jordan
Director of Youth Programs, specifically in the
area of informal science education
Research Interests:
Globalization and Identity
Joseph Nelson
Adjunct Lecturer in Educational Foundations &
Counseling at Hunter
Research Interests:
Race and Equity in Urban Education
Liza Pappas
Research Associate, Education Law Center
Research Interests:
Community and Youth Organizing; Participatory Action Research;
institutional violence of standardized testing
Malgorzata
Powietrzynska
Administrator in an adult, post secondary
education setting. SUNY Brooklyn Educational Opportunity Center
Research Interests:
Adult education administration with emphasis on minority students
Jennifer
Primosch
Art educator and artist with experience in the
classroom setting as well as with experiential education
Research Interests:
Historical contexts of art education in New York City, and the
transformative effect of art on New York City youth
Rondi Silva
Humanities teacher at CUNY Prep Transitional High School, a college prep program for out-of-school youth in the Bronx
Research Interests:
Issues facing out-of-school youth
Amanda
Winkelsas
Teacher of middle school English Language Arts at
Frederick Douglass Academy, a public 6-12 college preparatory school
in Harlem
Research Interests:
Teacher education, attrition, and retention
Cohort 07:
Shannon Allen
Research Interests: Adult Education. Right now, interested in researching CUNY’s Accelerated Studies in Associated Programs or ASAP. I am interested in learning about the successes this program has proven to be and how the adult basic education system can partner with this effort in order to help GED graduates make a successful transition into community college if they choose to do so.
Strand: POL
Laura Ascenzi-Moreno
Research Interests: Bilingual Education, Multiple Literacies, Development of Teacher Knowledge, Community-Based Schools, & Governance
Strand: AHSS
Part-time teacher-mentor and curriculum coach
Jeremy Benson
Research Interests: Critical Pedagogy and its applicability to addiction recovery programs
Strand: AHSS
Currently a Musician
Mitch Bleier
Research Interests: How can we structure the use of formal (classrooms), informal (museums and science centers) and unstructured (parks, natural areas, city streets, etc.) learning environments to support learners as they develop and practice the skills, habits and mindsets that will enable them to take a scientific (inquiry-based) approach to making sense of their world?
Strand: SMT
Science educator at CCNY; science guy at the Bronx New School
Karen Bonsignore
Research Interests: Technology, teaching and leaning in the 21st Century topics, and teaching methodologies to improve students engagement.
Strand: SMT
Chairman, Health Services Administration Department Director, ePortfolio Project
New York City College of Technology
Helen Creedon-O’Hurley
Research Interests: Science Education, Teacher Education
Strand: SMT
Erin Croke
Research Interests: Higher education, adult education, P-16 issues, college/community partnerships
Strand: POL
Director of Program Development and Evaluation- Office of the University Dean for Health and Human Services City University of New York
Gene Fellner
Research Interests: the interface between social justice, ambiguity, imagination and critical thinking and how those get incorporated into literacy teaching.
Strand: POL
Currently a literacy consultant to the Newark Public Middle Schools and a literacy instructor at New Jersey City University.
Nelson Flores
Research Interests: The new small schools and how they support and/or undermine the education of immigrant students using participatory action research
Strand: POL
ESL teacher at Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies in the Bronx
Claire Fontaine
Research Interests: Efficacy of alternative pathways to teaching; Investigating feasibility of hybrid teacher-artist/teacher-researcher/teacher-writer/teacher-administrator models as way to improve retention; Educational applications of web 2.0; Oral histories
Strand: POL
Scott Gallagher
Research Interests: history of education, the comparative benefits of coeducational classes vs. single-gender classes.
Strand: SMT
Noah Golden
Research Interests: Teacher support for Critical Literacy Education, which may include teacher education, curricular templates, ongoing participatory action research, inquiry groups and mentoring/support structures
Strand: AHSS
* English teacher, Arturo Schomburg Satellite Academy High
School
* Adjunct Instructor: Teaching of English program, Teachers College
Greta Hawkins
Research Interests: the widening education achievement gap between Whites and Blacks, and the attitudinal differences of Blacks, primarily African American males with labeled disabilities, and Whites toward education largely account for the ineffectiveness of solutions already implemented. I want to investigate how the attitudes of both groups have an impact on one another, essentially pushing members of one group to greater attainment of education and members of the other to educational ruination.
Strand: POL
M.S. 113, Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Lead Teacher, Special Education and General Education
Kara Hudon
Research Interests: Math curriculum in the high schools, and whether it is appropriate as is, if it is helping or hurting our students, and if it is preparing them for what they will need in college and their future careers. I am also leaning towards a technology aspect of the curriculum as well.
Strand: SMT
Math teacher at William Cullen Bryant High School in Queens, NY
Chris Johnson
Research Interests: The impact of conservative and corporate philanthropy on public education at the K-12 level, particularly via charter schools.
Strand POL
Director of Sponsored Programs at Queensborough Community College
Dorota Koczewska
Research Interests: Preparing special education students in middle and high schools for independent learning (concentration in Mathematics) through co-generative dialogue
Strand: SMT
Director of Mathematics - District 75 Citywide Program
Rachel Lambert
Research Interests: Critical Special Education, Special Education Policy, Constructivist and Socio-cultural Mathematics Education, Progressive Schools
Strand: SMT & POL
Reynaldo "Rey" Llena
Research Interests: Exploring Emotions, Co-generative Dialogue and
Co-teaching as Tools in Improving Science Test Performance: A
Person-Centered Approach
Strand: SMT
* Regents Chemistry Teacher- Marie Curie High School (Bronx)
on medical leave up to June 2008
* Adjunct Lecturer: Manhattan College & CUNY-Lehman College
* Tutor (high school & college level) elitetutors.net
Jacqui Lubitz
Research Interests: How can school communities/classrooms teach students to be agents of change? The pros and cons of producing students as agents of change and how can some ideas be incorporated into regular education or special education programs? What obstacles does such a goal face?
Strand: AHSS
Roland Lucas
Research Interests: Multicultural Education, Science and Math curriculum enhancements utilizing technology for both learning and delivery; micro and macro policy factors driving inequalities in urban education; organizing for equality in urban education.
Strand: SMT
High School Math Teacher
Edwin Mayorga
Research Interests: Developing a spectrum for understanding forms of teacher-activism, community organizing and social movements; social justice education/curricula; and youth political socialization
Stand: POL and AHSS
Formerly an elementary school teacher in New York City; Currently an instructor and intern supervisor at Hunter College and NYU Steinhardt School of Education; Member of the New York Collective of Radical Educators (www.nycore.org)
Denise McNamara
Research Interests: Science Education Policies. Well my first inclination was to study teacher certification changes vs. curricula changes - for instance, science teachers must be certified in a specific content area now (Chemistry for instance) but the trend in the middle schools is to spiral science (all content on each grade level) - what are the implications when these two policies are implemented in tandem?
Strand: POL
Secondary Science Instructional Specialist - NYC Department of Education
Dayna Navaro
Research Interests: Special Education
Strand: AHSS
Special Education teacher at a public school in Brooklyn, teaching math and science to 7th grade students
Cristian Solorza
Research Interests: Equity issues & policy in urban education; dual language and ESL pedagogy; dialects in the classroom; translanguaging/hybrid language practices; healthy development of our emergent bilinguals; teacher leadership; role of the school administrator in the urban public school
Strand: POL
Lecturer and advisor, Dual Language/Special Education Programs, Bank Street College of Education
Marcos Stafne
Research Interests: Informal Learning through the use of Spectacle and Immersive Environments
Strand: AHSS
Director, Public Programs & Traveling Exhibitions - New York Hall of Science
Miriam Tager
Research Interests: Access to Early Childhood Education
Strand: POL
Director of a preschool in NYC
Zoila Tazi
Research Interests: Early childhood education and its impact on eradicating the achievement gap for Latino immigrant students. Ultimately the connection I hope to make with the research is to express policy implications for school districts serving immigrant populations
Strand: POL
Principal - Roosevelt School - Ossining UFSD www.ossiningufsd.org
Judy Touzin
Research Interests: Urban males and their approach to schools and schooling/ urban schools and their approach to urban males (with a focus on males who have low socioeconomic status) and how these approaches relate to academic achievement; school leadership and how it relates to teacher retention/attrition
Stand: AHSS
Currently a 3rd grade teacher in Harlem (District 5).
Mark Wolfmeyer
Research Interests: History of math education in US schooling; culture and teacher/student identity in math classrooms; the philanthropy and politics affecting educational policy; alternative educational spaces/movements
Strand: SMT
Current Job: Mathematics Educator
Jennie Yi
Research Interests: Asian American student engagement and achievement in schools.
Strand AHSS
Teacher- High School Social Studies. Taught at BN Cardozo HS in Bayside from Sept 1993 to June 2007. Currently at Great Neck South High School
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