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Research

Education Studies Department faculty and staff support students in both formal and informal opportunities for research within and beyond classrooms.

Highlights of the Education Department's faculty and staff areas of interest and research:

  • Alison Cook-Sather: Higher Education, partnership and co-creation pedagogies and reserach
  • Chanelle Wilson: Teacher Education, induction/evolution and leadership that is anti-racist and decolonizing; racial literacy
  • Kelly Zuckerman: Multi-modal learning and teaching
  • Margo Schall: Cross-institutional professional and organizational development; youth leadership; phenomology of teaching
  • Alice Lesnick: Communtiy-based modes of learning and conflict resolution

Browse the Department's "Research in Education" tabs to view a sampling of those opportunities:

  • Education Internships
  • Lagim Tehi Tuma/"Thinking Together"
  • The Teaching and Learning Institute (TLI)

Research Opportunities

 

Alison Cook-Sather

Alison Cook-Sather

There are four kinds of opportunities for undergraduates to conduct research with Alison: (1) within education studies courses, as an integral part of coursework; (2) in independent studies; (3) through reflecting on and writing about their experiences in education courses; and (4) through engaging in research through the Teaching and Learning Institute’s Signature Program: Students as Learners and Teachers (SaLT).
 
 
Get to know Prof. Cook-Sather's student research opportunities here.
 
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Phone: 610-526-5010

Haverford College
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Haverford, PA 19041-1392