Current Courses
Fall 2024
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ECS 4111-001
School & SocietyLocation: SAEC 1145 (SAEC 1145) -
ECS 6613-001
History of Indian EdLocation: GC 2140 (GC 2140) -
ECS 7950-001
Special Topics in EdLocation: GC 2140 (GC 2140) -
ECS 7990-004
Continuing Registration
Spring 2024
Professional Organizations
- African American Intellectual History Society. 09/01/2018 - present. Position : Member.
- AERA Division F - History and Historiography. 08/25/2014 - present. Position : Member.
- History of Education Society. 08/2014 - present. Position : Member.
- Association for the Study of African American Life and History. 08/2014 - present. Position : Member.
- Organization of American Historians. 08/2016 - present. Position : Member.
- American Educational Research Association . 08/2014 - present. Position : Member.
Courses I Teach
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ECS 6852/7852
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History of American Education
This graduate seminar explores cutting-edge scholarship within the history of American education. -
ECS 6950/7950
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Race, Space, and Educational Inquality
This graduate seminar examines the relationship amongst race, space, and educational inequality in the United States. -
ECS 6620/7620
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Social Movements and the History of Ed II
This graduate seminar examines the historical relationship between social movements and American education from 1950 to 2001 -
ECS 6610/7610
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Social Movements and the History of Ed I
This graduate seminar examines the historical relationship between social movements and American education from 1890 to 1950. -
ECS 6727/7627
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Race, Culture, Representation & Education
This graduate course analyzes the intersections amongst race, culture, representation and education in the United States. -
ECS 6600
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Intro to Critical and Cultural Studies of Ed
This graduate seminar introduces students to critical and cultural approaches in education. -
ECS 2150
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Multicultural Education
This undergraduate course introduces students to concepts, frameworks, and applications of multicultural education. -
ECS 6750/7750
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W.E.B. Du Bois and Democratic Education
This graduate seminar explores the intersections between race, education, and American democracy using W.E.B. Du Bois and his writings as a guide.
Current Students
- Samir Monges, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Project Type: Dissertation. Role: Member.
- Frances McConaughy, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Project Type: Dissertation. Role: Member.
Former Students
- Nkenna Onwuzuruoha, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Project Type: Dissertation. Role: Member.
- Emily Larson, Master of Arts (M.A.), Project Type: Thesis. Role: Member.
- Rebecca Schwartz, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Project Type: Dissertation. Role: Member.
- Analis Carattini-Ruiz, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Project Type: Dissertation. Role: Member.