Curriculum Vitae

 

  

MARGARET E. THORNTON

Assistant Professor | Educational Leadership, Administration, and Research

College of Education | Rowan University

201 Mullica Hill Road | Glassboro, NJ 08028

856-256-4744

margaretthornton.com | thorntonm@rowan.edu

Education

University of Virginia                                          Ph.D. Degree, May 2021

                                                                       Department – Educational Leadership and   Foundations

                                                                       Concentration – Administration & Supervision

                                                                              Dissertation – School Leaders’ Actions and Detracking for Student Achievement:  A Concurrent Mixed-Methods Approach

                                                                       Committee – Dr. Michelle Young, co-chair; Dr. Coby Meyers, co-chair; Dr. Katrina Debnam; Dr. Vivian Wong; Dr. Peter Youngs

 

                                                                           M.Ed. Degree, August 2011

                                                                           Department – Curriculum & Instruction

                                                                           Major – Secondary English

 

                                                                           B.A. Degree May 2008

                                                                           Major – English

                                                                           Minor – American Government

 

Leadership, Research, and Teaching Experience

Rowan University                                                 Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership and Research, September 2023 – present

Courses: Educational Organization and Leadership; Action Research in Education; Instructional Leadership & Supervision; Leadership for School Improvement; School Law and Ethics

 

Princeton University                                             Researcher, Educational Research Section, August 2021 – July 2022

 

University of Dayton                                            Visiting Instructor, Spring 2022 – Summer 2022

                                                                              Courses: EDU 933, Leadership Theory; EDT 963, Building Learning Communities

                                                                                   

 

Pennsylvania Department of Education/              School Improvement Facilitator, Fall 2019 – Summer 2020

School District of Philadelphia                           

                                                                             

University of Virginia                                          Virtual practicum project manager, Summer 2020 – Summer 2021

                                                                              Co-teacher, Fall 2020 – Spring 2021

Course: EDLF 7810, Legal and Educational Policy Contexts

                                                                              Instructor, Spring 2018; Spring 2019

Course: EDIS 5500: Teaching Modern Literature  

                                                                              University Supervisor, Fall 2015 – Spring 2016

                                                                                    Teacher Education Program

                                                                             

Charlottesville High School                                 Classroom English Teacher, 2012-16

Courses: English 10 Unleveled, English 10 Honors, English 11 Unleveled, English 12 Academic

                                                                              Teacher Mentorship Coordinator, 2014-2016

                                                                              Grade Level Team Leader, 2013-2016

 

Stuarts Draft High School                                    Classroom English Teacher, 2011-12

                                                                                    Courses: English 9 Academic, English 9

                                                                                    Unleveled

Honors & Awards

2024 | National Science Foundation Quantitative Research Methods for STEM Education Scholar

2023 | Article of the Year, Journal of Research in Educational Leadership

Clement, D., Thornton, M. E., Doiron, T., Young, M. D., Eddy-Spicer, D., Perrone, F., & Player, D. Program Capacity for Redesign in Educational Leadership Preparation. Journal of Research on Leadership Education. 17(1), 109–133.

2020 | Raven Society, University of Virginia

2020 ǀ Dean’s Travel Fellowship ($1000)

2020 ǀ Clark Scholar, AERA Divisions A&L, UCEA, and SAGE Publications

2019 ǀ Innovative, Developmental, Exploratory Awards (IDEA) Grant ($1000)

2019 ǀ Walter Eugene Campbell Scholarship ($1000)

2018 ǀ Center for Race and Public Education in the South Travel Fellowship ($500)

2018 ǀ Dean’s Travel Fellowship ($1000)

2017-18 ǀ Skinner Scholar, University of Virginia ($1500)

2014 ǀ Central Virginia Writing Project Fellowship, University of Virginia  

2010 ǀ Provost’s Award, University of Virginia ($2500)

2009-11 ǀ Skinner Scholar, University of Virginia ($1500)   

2007-08 ǀ University of Virginia Dean’s List

 

 

Grants

Funded

2024 | Principal Investigator: Empowering Teacher Leadership, New Jersey Department of Education. $166,666.00

 

Applied

2024 | Principal Investigator: Tracking Opportunity to Learn: How Schools Structure Inequality in the STEM Fields, American Educational Research Association-National Science Foundation. $50,000

 

2024 | Principal Investigator: Understanding Tracking and Detracking in Math and Science Courses, Spencer Foundation. $50,000. Finalist.

 

Refereed Publications

Peer Reviewed Articles  

2024 | Thornton, M.E. “The kids can handle it”: How four school leaders approach detracking from a culturally responsive lens. Educational Administration Quarterly, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/0013161X241289111

2024 | Thornton, M.E. Using social justice leadership theory to contextualize detracking in the COVID-19 era. Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership, 27(2), 49-59. https://doi.org/10.1177/1555458923120293

2023 | Beach S., Heinecke, W.F., Dickerson, K., Moxham, A., Thornton, M.E., & Bryant, Z. K-20 anti-racist educational activism in post-2017 Charlottesville. Professing Education, 21(2), 49-62.

2022 | Wronowski, M., Thornton, M.E., Razavi-Maleki, B., & Witcher, A.

Beyond tracking: The relationship of opportunity to learn and diminished math outcomes for U.S. high school students. Teachers College Record, 124(6), 196-224. https://doi.org/10.1177/01614681221113473

2022 ǀ Thornton, M.E. Segregating the “gifted” in Charlottesville: The founding of Quest, 1976-1986. Journal of Educational Administration and History, 55(2), 128-145. https://doi.org.10.1080/00220620.2022.2072275

2022 ǀ Clement, D., Thornton, M.E., Sanzo, K., & Miles Nash, A. Attributes of principal preparation programs that produce highly diverse pools of principal candidates. Leadership & Policy in Schools, 20(4). https://doi.org/10.1080/15700763.2021.2022708

2022 ǀ Thornton, M. E., Barakat, M., Grooms, A. A., Locke, L. A., & Reyes-Guerra, D. (2020). Revolutionary perspectives for leadership preparation: A case of a networked improvement community. Journal of Research on Leadership Education17(1), 90–108.

 https://doi.org/10.1177/1942775120945356

2022 ǀ Clement, D., Thornton, M. E., Doiron, T., Young, M. D., Eddy-Spicer, D., Perrone, F., & Player, D. Program Capacity for Redesign in Educational Leadership Preparation. Journal of Research on Leadership Education. 17(1), 109–133.

 https://doi.org/10.1177/1942775120947460

 

Books

2023 | Thornton, M.E., Classroom detracking in the US: Examples for school leadership. Palgrave Macmillan.

 

Book Chapters and Encyclopedia Entries

 

2024 | Thornton, M.E., Holder, S.R. (In revision). “Detracking.” In S. Powell & K.L. Henry (Eds.) Bloomsbury encyclopedia of social justice, Vol. 1: Race & ethnicity. Bloomsbury.  

 

2024 | Thornton, M.E., Holder, S.R. (In press). Accelerating equity with school leadership for detracking. In P. Virella (Ed.) Leveraging crisis for equitable school improvement: Leadership strategies from the field. Information Age Publishing.

 

2023 | Heinecke, W.F., Beach S., Thornton, M.E., Dickerson, K., Moxham, A., & Bryant, Z. (In press). Challenging white supremacy and promoting anti-discriminatory education in Charlottesville post-2017. In A. Eizadirad & P. Trifonas (Eds.) International handbook of anti-discriminatory education. Springer.

 

Articles in Progress

Thornton, M.E., Clark, C.*, Rodriguez, T.* "I didn't see that it had anything to do with race”: A Critical Whiteness analysis of two detracking initiatives. (Under review).

Thornton, M.E., Sosland, A.* Educational infrastructure and school leadership for detracking.  (In progress). 

Holder, S., Thornton, M.E., Whose tracks? A literature review of tracking and detracking post NCLB. (In progress).

 

Thornton, M.E. How school leaders improve detracking: A case study of a Virginia

principal. (In progress).

 

Sebastian, R., Thornton, M.E., McCartney, A. Predicting underrepresentation: Understanding

who has access to advanced courses in Virginia. (In progress).

 

Holder, S., Thornton, M.E. How school leaders make sense of detracking: A convergent mixed- methods study (In progress).

 

Thornton, M.E., Holder, S., Reeder, N. A legal history of student sorting. (In progress).

 

Thornton, M.E., Wronowski, M., Razavi-Maleki, B., & Witcher, A. Students and teachers in

 science classes: How teacher and student demographics impact opportunity to learn science. (In

 progress).

 

Clement, D., Thornton, M.E., Moraguez, D., Dexter, S. Instructional considerations for

implementing simulations in educational leadership preparation. (In progress).

 

Thornton, M.E., Johnson, A.J., "Plough deep while sluggards sleep": The extraordinary life of Dr. Louise Stokes Hunter. (In progress).

 

* denotes graduate student co-author

 

 

Non-refereed Publications

Non-Peer Reviewed Articles

2021 | Thornton, M.E. “If the College Board is going to withhold student SAT scores, they need to hand over some receipts” Educationpost.org

2020 ǀ Haspel, E. & Thornton, M.E. “Every state and district needs to create a learning recovery task force – now. Here are some reasons why.” The74million.org

2016 ǀ Thornton, M. “High school reforms may miss the mark.” Richmond, VA: Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Policy Briefs and Whitepapers

2021 ǀ Holland, B., Thornton, M.E., Rabbitt, B. Creating a culture of adults wellbeing at school: Investing in adults to support students. Portland, ME: The Learning Accelerator.

2021 ǀ Holland, B., McLemore, C., Thornton, M.E., Rabbitt, B., Nchise, A., Alonzo, C. Learning found, not lost: Examining learning growth and supports in LUSD during and beyond the COVID-19 crisis. Portland, ME: The Learning Accelerator.

2021 ǀ McLemore, C., Holland, B., Thornton, M.E., Rabbitt, B. Helping each learner in the here and now: Strategies for addressing unfinished learning. Portland, ME: The Learning Accelerator.

2019 ǀ Thornton, M.E. Detracking research brief. Charlottesville, VA: Charlottesville High School.

 

2018 ǀ Young, M. D., Eddy Spicer, D., Perrone, F., Clement, D., Player, D., Thornton, M.E., & Doiron, T. Examining the principal preparation terrain: Issues of supply, demand, and capacity. Charlottesville, VA: University Council for Educational Administration.

 

2018 ǀ Thornton, M.E. & Reedy, M.A. School leadership program highlights. Charlottesville, VA: University Council for Educational Administration.

 

Equity Audits

 

2024| Shaker Heights School District

Shaker Heights, OH

 

2024 | North Penn High School

Landsdale, PA

 

2024 | Coatesville Area School District

Coatesville, PA

 

2022 | Great Valley School District

Malvern, PA

 

2020 | West Chester School District

West Chester, PA

 

 

Invited Talks

2023 | “The Kids Can Handle: School Leaders Implementing Detracking.” The Coalition for Equity and Excellence in Education Summer Institute: University of Pennsylvania.

 

2023 | “Segregating the Gifted: The Founding of Quest in Charlottesville, 1976-1986.”  Education Ed.D Program: University of Virginia

 

2022 | “The History of Gifted Education in the United States.” Education PhD Program: North Carolina State University

 

2022 | “The History of Gifted Education in the United States.” Teacher Preparation Program: Virginia Commonwealth University

 

2022 | “School Leaders’ Actions and Detracking for Student Achievement: A Convergent Mixed Methods Approach.” Educational Research Section Seminar. School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University

 

2022 | “Rehearsal of Educational Leadership Competencies.” Mursion, Inc.

2021 | “What is Tracking? Why Do We Do It?” Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Program: University of Iowa.

2021 | “Uncovering the Legacy of UVA’s First Black Woman Graduate: Louise Stokes Hunter’s Extraordinary Life.” Center for Race and Public Education in the South. University of Virginia.

2020 | “Social Justice in Social Science Research.” Foundations of Research Methods: University of Virginia.

2019 | “Social Justice in Social Science Research.” Advanced Qualitative Analysis: University of Virginia.

2019 | “Segregating the Gifted: The Founding of Quest in Charlottesville, 1976-1986.” Charlottesville City School Board.

Conference Presentations

2024 | Thornton, M.E., Holder, S., & Wronowski, M. Tracking in STEM: Gender, race, and opportunity to learn. Paper presented at the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion conference. Sevilla, Spain.
 
2024 | Thornton, M.E. & Wronowski, M. How school counselors, teachers, leaders, and student demographics impact opportunity to learn math. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, PA.
 
2023 | Thornton, M.E. & Rodriguez, T. “I didn’t see that it had anything to do with race”: A Critical Whiteness detracking analysis. Paper presented at the University Council of Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN.
 
2023 | Thornton, M.E. & Wronowski, M. How teachers, leaders, and student demographics impact opportunity to learn science. Paper presented at the University Council of Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN.
 

2023 | Thornton, M.E., Dexter, S., & Rodriguez, T. Insights on Culturally Responsive School Leadership from UCEA’s historical work on simulation curriculum and pedagogy. Paper presented at the University Council of Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Minneapolis, MN.

 
2023 | Thornton, M.E. How school leaders implement detracking: A case study of a Pennsylvania principal. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL.  
 
2023 | Thornton, M.E. How school leaders implement detracking: A comprehensive case study of four detracking schools. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL.   
 
2023 | Holder S. & Thornton, M.E. “Clearly it was going to dumb the class down”: Detracking resistance as opportunity hoarding. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL.
 
2022 | Thornton, M.E. How school leaders implement detracking: A case study of a California principal. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA. 
 
2022 | Dexter, S., Moraguez D., Clement, D., and Thornton, M.E. Assessing and building preservice leadership decision making self-efficacy. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Seattle, WA.  
 
2022 | Holder, S., Thornton, M.E., Whose tracks? A literature review of tracking and detracking post NCLB. Roundtable paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA.
 
2022 | Thornton, M.E., Irrizary, E. How school leaders improve detracking: A case study of a Virginia principal. Roundtable paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. 
 
2022| Clement, D., Thornton, M.E., Moraguez, D., Dexter, S. Instructional considerations for implementing sim in educational leadership preparation. Roundtable paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. 
 
2022 ǀ Holland, B., Thornton, M.E., Rabbitt, B. Creating a culture of adults’ wellbeing at school: Investing in adults to support students. Poster to be presented at the American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA.
 
2021 | Holder, S., Thornton, M.E., Whose tracks? A literature review of tracking and detracking post NCLB. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Columbus, OH. 
 
2021 | Thornton, M.E., Irrizary, E. How school leaders improve detracking: A case study of a Virginia principal. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Columbus, OH.  
 
2021| Clement, D., Thornton, M.E., Moraguez, D., Dexter, S. Instructional considerations for implementing sim in educational leadership preparation. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Columbus, OH.  
 
2021 | Thornton, M.E., Johnson, A.J., "Plough deep while sluggards sleep": The extraordinary life of Dr. Louise Stokes Hunter. Paper presented at the History of Education Society Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

  

2021 | Thornton, M.E. How one school leader makes sense of detracking: A qualitative case study. Paper presented virtually at the American Education Research Association Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2021 | Thornton, M.E. Segregating the “gifted” in Charlottesville: The Founding of Quest, 1976-1986. Paper presented virtually at the American Education Research Association Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2021 | Thornton, M.E., Holder, S., Reeder, N. Understanding legal challenges to tracking for district leadership. Paper presented online at the American Education Research Association Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2021 | Thornton, M.E., Wronowski, M., Razavi-Maleki, B., & Witcher, A. Students and teachers in science classes: How teacher and student demographics impact opportunity to learn science. Paper presented at the American Education Research Association Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2020 ǀ Wronowski, M., Thornton, M.E., Razavi-Maleki, B., Witcher, A. & Duarte, B. Beyond tracking: Opportunity to learn and diminished math outcomes for U.S. high school students. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2020 ǀ Thornton, M.E., Holder, S., Reeder, N. Understanding legal challenges to tracking for district leadership. Paper presented at the University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2020 ǀ Thornton, M.E., Holder, S., Reeder, N. A legal history of student sorting. Paper presented at the History of Education Society Annual Meeting. Online meeting.  

 

 

2020 ǀ Clement, D., Thornton M.E., (2020, Apr 17 - 21) A Critical Race Theory-informed critique of principal preparation capacity and pipeline diversification. [Roundtable Session]. AERA Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA.  http://tinyurl.com/udnjacb (Conference cancelled)

 

2020 ǀ Holder, S., Thornton, M.E. (2020, Apr 17 - 21)  How school leaders make sense of detracking: A convergent mixed-methods study. Roundtable paper selected to be presented at the 2020 American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. (Conference cancelled)

 

2020 ǀ Heinecke, W., Thornton, M.E., Bryant, Z., Moxham, M., Dickerson, K., Williams. J. (2020, Apr 17 - 21)  Challenging White Supremacy in Education in Charlottesville post-2017. [Panel Discussion]. AERA Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA. http://tinyurl.com/s3oz6hm (Conference cancelled)

 

2020 ǀ Wronowski, M., Thornton, M.E., & Duarte, B. (2020, Apr 17 - 21)  How opportunity to learn math differs among students in remedial, grade-level, and advanced courses. [Roundtable Session]. AERA Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA.  http://tinyurl.com/stle998 (Conference cancelled)

 

2019 ǀ Fuller, E., Young, M., Sanzo, K., Clement, D., Moraguez, D., Thornton, M.E., Reedy, M.A. Problems and prospects in developing a diverse pipeline of educational leaders. Critical conversation presented at the 2019 University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.

 

2019 ǀ Clement, D., Thornton, M.E., Young, M., Fuller, E., Reedy, M.A. Diversifying the principal pipeline: Attributes and capacities of highly diverse programs. Paper presented at the 2019 University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.

 

2019 ǀ Holder, S., Thornton, M.E. How school leaders make sense of detracking: A convergent mixed-methods study. Paper presented at the 2019 University Council for Educational Administration Annual Meeting. New Orleans, LA.

 

2019 ǀ Thornton, M.E. In need of leadership: The current state of detracking research. Paper presented at the 2019 University Council for Educational Administration Graduate Student Summit. New Orleans, LA.

 

2019 ǀ Thornton, M.E. School leaders’ actions and detracking for student achievement: An exploratory mixed-methods study. Paper presented at the 2019 University Council for Educational Administration Graduate Student Summit. New Orleans, LA.

 

2019 ǀ Sebastian, R., Thornton, M.E., & McCartney, A. Leveling up: State- and division-level barriers to advanced studies in Virginia. Roundtable paper presented at the 2019 American Education Research Association Annual Meeting. Toronto, Canada.  

 

2018 ǀ Thornton. M.E, Barakat, M., Grooms, A., Locke, L, & Reyes-Guerra, D. Revolutionary perspectives for leadership preparation: A case of a networked improvement community (NIC). Paper presented at the national meeting of the University Council of Educational Administration. Houston, TX.

 

2018 ǀ Clement, D., Doiron, T., Eddy Spicer, D.H., Perrone, F., Thornton, M.E. Redesigning principal preparation programs: Do we have the capacity?. Critical conversation presented at the national meeting of the University Council of Educational Administration. Houston, TX. 

 

2018 ǀ Thornton, M.E. Segregating the “gifted” in Charlottesville: The founding of Quest, 1976-1986. Paper presented at the national meeting of the History of Education Society. Albuquerque, NM.

 

2018 ǀ Thornton, M.E. Segregating the “gifted” in Charlottesville: The founding of Quest, 1976-1986. Poster presented at the Re-envisioning Race and Education in the New South Symposium. Charlottesville, VA.

 

2018 ǀ Sebastian, R., Thornton, M.E., & McCartney, A. Leveling up: State- and division-level barriers to advanced studies in Virginia. Poster presented at the Re-envisioning Race and Education in the New South Symposium. Charlottesville, VA.

 

2016 ǀ Thornton, M.E. Academically heterogeneous classrooms and student achievement.

Paper presented at the Curry Research Conference. Charlottesville, VA.  

 

2013 ǀ Thornton, M.E., Givens, K. The life and death of the five-paragraph essay. Paper presented at the Glasser Quality Schools Conference. Online.

 

Service

National and Community Service

 

2024 | UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2024 | Researcher Development Program, Mentor

2024 | AERA Division A, Proposal Reviewer

2024 | AERA Tracking/Detracking SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2023 | AERA Division A, Proposal Reviewer

2023 | AERA Division L, Proposal Reviewer

2023 | AERA Tracking/Detracking SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2023 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2023 – present | Journal of Educational Administration and History, Reviewer

2022 – present | Tracking/Detracking AREA SIG, Chair-Elect

2022 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2022 – present | Journal of Research on Leadership Education, Reviewer

2022 ǀ UCEA, AERA Divisions A & L, Clark Scholar Proposal Reviewer

2022 ǀ University of Gothenburg, Varieties of Democracy, Country Expert

2021 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2020 – 2022 | AERA Leadership for Social Justice, Action committee member

2020 ǀ Biden-Harris Education Policy Committee, Volunteer

2020 ǀ AERA Division A, Proposal Reviewer

2020 ǀ AERA Leadership for Social Justice, Proposal Reviewer

2020 ǀ AERA Tracking/Detracking SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2020 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2019 ǀ AERA Division A, Proposal Reviewer

2019 ǀ AERA Leadership for Social Justice SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2019 ǀ AERA Tracking/Detracking SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2019 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2018 – 2020 ǀ UCEA Graduate Student Council Headquarters Representative

2018 – 2019 ǀ Cville Gives Philanthropic Giving Circle, Co-founder and President

2018 ǀ AERA Leadership for Social Justice SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2018 ǀ AERA Tracking/Detracking SIG, Proposal Reviewer

2018 ǀ UCEA Convention, Proposal Reviewer

2017 ǀ AERA Leadership for Social Justice SIG, Social Justice Teaching Award Reviewer

2016 – 2018 ǀ Cville Gives Philanthropic Giving Circle, Co-founder and grants chairwoman

 

Institutional Service

2023 – present | Diversity in Action (DIA) Committee, Member

2022 – 2023 | Anti-Racist Leadership Learning Initiative for Equity and Deconstructing Racism & Oppression (ALLIED) Committee, Member

2022 – 2023 | Graduate Assistant Recruitment Coordinator

2020 – 2021 ǀ Education Council, Equity Committee Member

2020 – 2021 ǀ Hunter Student Research Conference, Proposals Co-chairwoman

2019 – 2021 ǀ Culturally Relevant Teaching Working Group, Member

2019 – 2020 ǀ Curry Research Conference, Planning Committee Member

2018 – 2021 ǀ SEEDs4Change, Steering Committee Member

2018 – 2021 ǀ Women in Educational Academia, Co-founder

2018 – 2020 ǀ Departmental Travel Committee, Member

2018 ǀ Curry Research Conference, Empirical Papers Reviewer

 

Competencies, Licenses, & Skills

Dedoose

Instructional I English 7-12, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Administration and Supervision K-12, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

NVivo

Qualtrics

R

Stata

 

Other Educational Leadership, Research & Policy Experience

2021– present | Research Associate, Center for Race and Public Education in the South

Teachers in the Movement Project

Supervisor: Dr. Derrick Alridge

 

2014-15 ǀ Fellow, Central Virginia Writing Project

Student Voice, Choice, and Writing Growth

Advisor: Dr. Jane Hansen

 

2011 ǀ Graduate Student, University of Virginia

Comprehensive Exam: American Storytelling

Advisor: Dr. Margo Figgins