American Educational Research Association

College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA) of the National Council for the Social Studies

National Association for Multicultural Education

National Council for the Social Studies

New York State Council for the Social Studies

A&HW 4036: The teaching of social studies

Basic classroom methods for teaching social studies in secondary schools; teaching resources and aids; assessment and testing. Special fee: $10.

A&HW 4039: The United States Constitution

Course includes major philosophical foundations, problems preceding and during the convention, the struggle for ratification, detailed examination of the document, important court cases, non-written constitutional traditions, and unresolved constitutional issues.

A&HW 4041: Economic decision making in citizenship education

Selected topics in the teaching of secondary school economics that align with main themes of the New YorkState social studies curriculum.

A&HW 4530: Seminar for student teachers in social studies

Must be taken concurrently with A&HW 4730. Restricted to majors. Special fee: $20.

A&HW 6503: Doctoral seminar in Social Studies

Doctoral seminar.

A&HW 7503: Dissertation seminar in Social Studies

Dissertation seminar.

GRANTS AND AWARDS (FUNDED)

 

2014 - 2012            Joyce and Daniel Cowin Foundation. Learning with Interest: The Cowin Financial Literacy Project. Funded for $500,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2013 – 2012            Peter G. Peterson Foundation, New York, NY. Extension of “Understanding Fiscal Responsibility – A Curriculum for Teaching about the Federal Budget, National Debt, and Budget Deficit” funded for $585,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2012            Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Research and curriculum development project entitled “Budget Hero for High School Classrooms: Engaging High School Social Studies Students in Public Policy Debates about the Federal Budget” funded for $7,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2013 – 2010            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education Community School District 12. “Our American Democracy” Teaching American History Grant funded for $997,505 ($30,000 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2012 – 2009            Peter G. Peterson Foundation, New York, NY. Research and curriculum development project entitled “Understanding Fiscal Responsibility – A Curriculum for Teaching about the Federal Budget, National Debt, and Budget Deficit” funded for $2,447,596. Principal Investigator.

 

2012 – 2009            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education, Community School Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. “Becoming Historians” Teaching American History Grant funded for $999,922 ($189,714 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Spencer Foundation, Chicago, IL. Research project entitled “Closing the Civic Opportunity Gap: Engaging Youth in Civic Education” funded for $39,900. Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Improving Financial and Economic Literacy in Urban Schools Project” funded for $10,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Content-Driven Literacy Preparation for Secondary Science and Social Studies Pre-Service Teachers" funded for $20,000. Co-Principal Investigator with Professors Dolores Perin, Margaret Crocco, Ann Rivet, & Jessica Riccio.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Fellowship Program for Teaching and Diversity Award. Funded for $7,000 and 6 tuition points for graduate assistant.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $4,000.

 

2009            Outstanding Paper Award from the American Educational Research Association Research (AERA) in Research in Social Studies Education Special Interest Group (SIG)

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Faculty Diversity Research Award. Funded for one semester’s salary, released time from teaching for one semester (2 courses), and $2,500 research funds.

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Using Web-based Tools to Document Teaching and Advance Teacher Education” funded for $20,000. Co-Principal Investigator with Professor Thomas Hatch.

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $5,280.

 

2009 – 2007            Khemka Foundation, New Delhi, India. “The Global Education and Leadership Program” funded for $754,529. Collaborated with Professors William Gaudelli, Madhabi Chatterji, Margaret Crocco, Eleanor Drago-Serverson, and President Susan Fuhrman.

 

2009 – 2005            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education, Community School District 7 - Region 9. “American Leaders” Teaching American History Grant funded for $904,180 ($249,652 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2008 – 2007            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $4,000.

 

2007 – 2005            Carnegie Corporation of New York. Research grant entitled “Enhancing Teacher Preparation for Adolescent Literacy through Interdisciplinary Learning Communities”. Funded for $100,000. Collaborated with Professors Dolores Perin, Margaret Crocco, and Ann Rivet.

 

2006            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Competitive Grant for Pre-Tenured and Non-Tenure Track Faculty. Funded for one-month summer salary and $1,500 in research expenses.

 

2006 – 2005            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $4,000.

 

2005            Finalist, Larry Metcalf Exemplary Dissertation Award, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

 

2005 – 2004            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Teaching Diversity Fellowship. Funded for $7,000 and 6 tuition points for graduate assistant.

 

2005 – 2004            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $4,000.

 

2004 – 2003            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Competitive Grant for Pre-Tenured and Non-Tenure Track Faculty. Funded for $1,000.

 

2004 – 2003            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Work Study Funding Grant. Funded for $3,500.

 

2003            Finalist, American Educational Research Association (AERA) / Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) Dissertation Award

 

2003 – 2001            Fellow, Wisconsin-Spencer Doctoral Research Program

 

2003 – 2001            Holmes Scholar, University of Wisconsin-Madison and The Holmes Partnership

 

1996 – 1995            Alicia C. and Merill E. Newman Fellowship, Stanford University

 

1996 – 1995            William Robertson Coe Fellowship, Stanford University

 

422B Thompson Hall 212-678-4023

Anand R. Marri, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor at Teachers College, Columbia University. His research focuses on civic education, economics education, and social studies education. Professor Marri, a native of India, received his bachelor's degree in government and legal studies from Bowdoin College, his M.A. degree in education from Stanford University, and Ph.D. degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Prior to obtaining his doctoral degree, Professor Marri taught high school social studies in San Jose and Santa Clara, California.

He teaches courses on civic education, economics education, teacher education, and social studies education and research. In addition to authoring several chapters, his work has appeared in journals such as Action in Teacher Education, New Educator, Social Education, Social Science Docket, The Social Studies, Teachers College Record, Urban Education, and Urban Review. He has also contributed articles to CNN and the New York Times. He has received over $4.5 million in grants from organizations such as Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Joyce and Daniel Cowin Foundation, the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, the Spencer Foundation, the U.S. Department of Education, and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

2007
How and what do secondary social studies teachers and students experience and learn from multicultural democratic education? Paper to be presented at the 2007 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

Unpacking praxis with urban pre-service K-8 teachers: An instrumental-collective case study. Paper to be presented with Sara Michael-Luna, Rutgers-Newark and K. Tim Donovan, Teachers College, Columbia University at the 2007 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

Preparing pre-service science and social studies teachers for adolescent literacy challenges: Reports from student-teaching classrooms. Paper to be presented with Dolores Perin, Ann Rivet, Margaret Crocco, Jessica Fitzsimons-Riccio and Beth Chase at the 2007 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

2006
Connecting diversity, justice, and democratic citizenship: Lessons from an alternative U.S. History class. Paper presented at the 2006 meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, D.C.

Connecting democracy and diversity: A theoretical framework incorporating the intersection of citizenship and multicultural education. Invited paper given at the R. Freeman Butts Institute on Civic Learning in Teacher Education, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI).

2005
The job market in higher education for social studies educators. Panelist in a symposium at the 2005 meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Kansas City, Missouri.

Problematizing the sacredness of "content". Paper presented at the 2005 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

Connecting democracy and diversity: Genres of research in the intersection of citizenship and multicultural education (1991-2005). Paper presented at the 2005 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

"Our Leaders are Us": Youth activism in social movement project. Paper presented with Erica N. Walker at the 2005 American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

Effective practices in economics education for pre-service teachers: A collective case study. Paper presented with Parag Joshi at the 2005 American Educational Research Association annual meeting,  Montreal, Canada.

Curriculum Vitae

Anand Reddy Marri

 

Program in Social Studies

Department of Arts and Humanities

Teachers College, Columbia University

525 West 120^th Street, Box 80

New York, NY 10027

212-678-4023 (phone)

212-678-4118 (fax)

marri@tc.columbia.edu

 

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

 

2003                                    Ph.D.            University of Wisconsin-Madison, Curriculum and Instruction

Dissertation: Working toward multicultural democracy: Three secondary social studies teachers and their practice

 

1996                                    A.M.            Stanford University, Education

California Professional Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential in Social Science with the Cross-cultural, Language, and Academic Development (CLAD) emphasis.

 

1995                                    A.B.            Bowdoin College, Government and Legal Studies

 

 

FULL-TIME PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

2011-present            Associate Professor of Social Studies and Education,

Department of Arts & Humanities, Teachers College, Columbia University

Coordinator of Economic Literacy Initiatives, Institute on Education and the Economy, Teachers College, Columbia University (2009-present)

 

2011-2003            Assistant Professor of Social Studies and Education,

Department of Arts & Humanities, Teachers College, Columbia University

 

2003-2000            Co-instructor and university supervisor for Teaching of History and Other Social Sciences – Secondary Social Studies Methods (Grades 6-12), Department of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison

 

2002-1999            Instructor for Academic Skills, Academic Reading, and Academic Writing courses, Program in English as a Second Language, Department of English, University of Wisconsin-Madison

 

2001-1999            Research assistant for Language Arts and Social Studies Integration (LASSI) and Beyond the Textbook projects, School of Education, University of Wisconsin-Madison

 

1999-1995            High school social studies teacher: high school Advanced Placement (AP) Economics and Government, World History, English Language Development (ELD) World History, Civics, and Economics courses, Santa Clara Unified School District, Santa Clara, California and East Side Union High School District, San Jose, California

 

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

Journal Articles (peer-reviewed)

 

Manuscripts in press or in print

 

Marri, A., Wylie, S., Shand, R., Grolnick, M., Huth, T., & Kuklis, L. (in press). Teaching the national debt, federal budget, and budget deficit through high school civics/government courses. Social Studies Research & Practice.

 

Marri, A., Gaudelli, W., Cohen, A., Siegel, B., Wylie, S., Crocco, M., & Grolnick, M., (in press). Analyzing content about the federal budget, federal debt, and budget deficit in 12 mostly commonly used high school and college-level economics textbooks. Journal of Social Studies Research.

 

Chandler, T. & Marri, A. (2012). Civic engagement about climate change: A case study of three educators and their practice. Fully co-authored. Journal of Social Studies Research, 36 (1), 31-58.

 

Marri, A., Crocco, M., Shuttleworth, J., Gaudelli, W., & Grolnick, M. (2012). Analyzing social issues related to teaching about the federal budget, federal debt, and budget deficit in 50 state high school social studies standards. The Social Studies, 103 (4), 133-139.

 

Taylor, A. & Marri, A. (2012). Making sense of citizenship: Urban immigrant middle and high school students’ experiences with and perspectives on citizenship, democracy, and civic education. Ohio Social Studies Review, 48 (1), 33-44.

 

Marri, A., Patterson, T., & Wylie, S. (2012). Teaching about global debt in social studies classrooms. Social Science Docket, 12 (1), 14-15.

 

Crocco, M., Marri, A., & Wylie, S. (2011). Income inequality and U.S. tax policy. Social Education, 75 (5), 256-262.

 

Marri, A., Perin, D., Crocco, M., Rivet, A., Riccio, J., & Chase, B. (2011). Content-Driven Literacy: One approach for urban secondary teacher education. The New Educator, 7 (4), 325-351.

 

Marri, A. (2011). Closing the civic opportunity gap: The imperative for teacher education. Teacher Education & Practice, 24 (3), 354-358.

 

Marri, A., Ahn, M., Crocco, M., Grolnick, M., Gaudelli, W., & Walker, E. (2011). Teaching the federal budget, national debt, and budget deficit: Findings from high school teachers. The Social Studies, 102 (5), 204-210.

 

Michael-Luna, S., & Marri, A. (2011). Rethinking diversity in re-segregated schools: Lessons from a case study of urban K-8 pre-service teachers. Fully co-authored. Urban Education, 46 (2), 178-201.

 

Marri, A. (2010). Using law-related education to engage marginalized urban high school students. Action in Teacher Education, 32 (3), 40-54.

 

Wylie, S., & Marri, A. (2010). Teledeliberative democratic discourse: A case study of high school students’ use of Web 2.0. Fully co-authored. Campus-Wide Information Systems, 27 (4), 193-209.

 

Perin, D., Crocco, M., Marri, A., Riccio, J., Rivet, A., & Chase, B. (2009). Integrating literacy instruction in science and social studies classrooms: Directions for teacher education. Academic Exchange Quarterly, 13 (2), 97-105.

 

Marri, A. (2009). Creating citizens: Lessons in relationships, personal growth, and community in one social studies classroom. Multicultural Perspectives, 11 (1), 12-18.

 

Marri, A., & Walker, E. (2008). “Our Leaders are Us”: Youth activism in social movement project. Fully co-authored. The Urban Review, 40 (1), 5-20.

 

Marri, A. (2007). Working with blinders on: A critical race theory content analysis of research on technology and social studies education. Multicultural Education and Technology Journal, 1 (3), 144-161.

 

Joshi, P., & Marri, A. (2006). An economics methods course? Challenges of teaching an economics education methods course for secondary social studies pre-service teachers. Fully co-authored. The Social Studies, 97 (5), 197-202.

 

Marri, A. (2005). Building a framework for classroom-based multicultural democratic education (CMDE): Learning from three skilled teachers. Teachers College Record, 107 (5), 1036-1059.

 

Marri, A. (2005). Educational technology as a tool for multicultural democratic education: The case of one US history teacher in an under-resourced high school. Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher Education, 4 (4), 395-409. Available: http://www.citejournal.org/

 

Marri, A. (2003). Multicultural democracy: Toward a better democracy. Intercultural Education, 14 (3), 263-277.

 

Hess, D. & Marri, A. (2002). Which cases should we teach? Social Education, 66 (1), 53-59.

 

Manuscripts under review

 

Marri, A., Ahn, M., Fletcher, J., Heng, T.,  & Hatch, T. (under review – submitted April 2012). Self-efficacy of U.S. high school teachers teaching the federal budget, national debt, and budget deficit: A mixed methods case study.

 

Marri, A., Michael-Luna, S., & Cormier, M. (under review, revised & resubmitted – June 2012). Urban pre-service K-6 teachers’ conceptions of citizenship and civic education: Weighing the risks and rewards. Fully co-authored.

 

Manuscripts in progress

 

Ahn, M., Marri, A., Hatch, T., Fletcher, J., & Heng, T. (under review). Teaching the federal budget, federal debt, and budget deficit: A case study.

 

Crocco, M., & Marri, A. (in preparation). Rigorous and challenging curricula for all students: The equity perspective.

 

Marri, A., & King, K. (under revision). Challenging the nature of subject-matter content in teacher education: Centering race in a social studies content course.

 

Book Chapters (peer-reviewed)

 

Crocco, M., Marri, A., & Chandler, T. (in press). Social studies and sustainability: A global competency framework. In R. McKeown and V. Nicolet (Eds.), Schooling for Sustainable Development in Canada and the United States. New York: Springer.

 

Marri, A. (2009). No “browning” here: Finding a place in the academy while playing within the rules. In D. Cleveland (Ed.), When “minorities are especially encouraged to apply”: Diversity and affirmative action in higher education (pp. 15-22). New York: Peter Lang Publishing, Inc.

 

Marri, A. (2008). Connecting diversity, justice, and democratic citizenship: Lessons from an alternative U.S. history class. In J. Bixby and J. Pace (Eds.), Educating democratic citizens in troubled times: Qualitative studies of current efforts (pp. 58-80). Albany: SUNY Press.

 

Marri, A. (2003). Social studies, race, and the World Wide Web. In G. Ladson-Billings (Ed.), Critical race theory perspectives on the social studies: The profession, policies, and curriculum (pp. 247-269). Greenwich, CT: Information Age Publishing.

 

Curriculum Standards & Curriculum

 

Adler, S., Altoff, P., MacFarland, M., Marri, A., McGrew, C., Thornton, S., Tyson, C., Warren, Z., Wendt, B. (2010). National Curriculum Standards for Social Studies: A Framework for Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment. Silver Spring, MD: National Council for the Social Studies.

 

Crocco, M., Livingston, E., Marri, A., & Morado, C. (eds.) (2010). Let freedom swing: Conversations on jazz and democracy study guide. Available at http://letfreedomswing.org/

 

Marri, A., Morado, C., & Zublionis, C. (2007). What does it mean to be a citizen? A curriculum about Katrina using civics and government. In M. S. Crocco (Ed.), Teaching The Levees: A curriculum for democratic dialogue and civic engagement (pp. 69-76). New York: Teachers College Press.

 

Marri, A., Morado, C., & Zublionois, C. (2007). Third world conditions in a first world country: Using economics to understand events before and after the levees broke. In M. S. Crocco (Ed.), Teaching The Levees: A curriculum for democratic dialogue and civic engagement (pp. 77-84). New York: Teachers College Press.

Entries & Reports

 

Marri, A. (in press). Social studies education and diversity. In J. Banks (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Diversity in Education (Vols. 1-4). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

 

Marri, A., Grolnick, M., & Crocco, M. (Eds.) (2010). Teaching the federal budget, national debt, and budget deficit: findings from teachers, textbooks, and curriculum standards. New York: Understanding Fiscal Responsibility Project, Teachers College, Columbia University.

 

Crocco, M., & Marri, A. (2010). Rigorous and challenging curricula for all students: The equity perspective. New York: The Campaign for Educational Equity, Teachers College, Columbia University.

 

Book Reviews

 

Marri, A. (2004). Review of Catherine Cornbleth’s Hearing America’s youth: Social identities in uncertain times for Urban Education, 39 (5), 584-590.

 

Hess, D., & Marri, A. (2002). Review of John P. Portelli & R. Patrick Solomon’s The erosion of democracy: From critique to possibilities with Diana Hess for Teachers College Record, 104 (5). 954-957.

 

Electronic Publications

 

Marri, A. (2012, June 11). Get students to think beyond the numbers. CNN. Available at http://schoolsofthought.blogs.cnn.com/2012/06/11/my-view-get-students-to-think-beyond-the-numbers/

 

Marri, A. (2010, March 29). Defining fiscal responsibility. Available at http://understandingfiscalresponsibility.org/

 

Marri, A. (2010, February 8). Excellent resource on the federal deficit for high school classrooms. Available at http://understandingfiscalresponsibility.org/

 

Marri, A. (2010, February 4). Teaching kids about the national debt. Available at http://understandingfiscalresponsibility.org/

 

Crocco, M., & Marri, A. (2009, September 22). It’s about educational equity. Room for Debate - National Academic Standards: The First Test. New York Times. Available at http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/09/22/national-academic-standards-the-first-test/

 

 

GRANTS AND AWARDS (FUNDED)

 

2014 - 2012            Joyce and Daniel Cowin Foundation. Learning with Interest: The Cowin Financial Literacy Project. Funded for $500,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2013 – 2012            Peter G. Peterson Foundation, New York, NY. Extension of “Understanding Fiscal Responsibility – A Curriculum for Teaching about the Federal Budget, National Debt, and Budget Deficit” funded for $585,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2012            Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Research and curriculum development project entitled “Budget Hero for High School Classrooms: Engaging High School Social Studies Students in Public Policy Debates about the Federal Budget” funded for $7,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2013 – 2010            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education Community School District 12. “Our American Democracy” Teaching American History Grant funded for $997,505 ($30,000 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2012 – 2009            Peter G. Peterson Foundation, New York, NY. Research and curriculum development project entitled “Understanding Fiscal Responsibility – A Curriculum for Teaching about the Federal Budget, National Debt, and Budget Deficit” funded for $2,447,596. Principal Investigator.

 

2012 – 2009            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education, Community School Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. “Becoming Historians” Teaching American History Grant funded for $999,922 ($189,714 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Spencer Foundation, Chicago, IL. Research project entitled “Closing the Civic Opportunity Gap: Engaging Youth in Civic Education” funded for $39,900. Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Improving Financial and Economic Literacy in Urban Schools Project” funded for $10,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Content-Driven Literacy Preparation for Secondary Science and Social Studies Pre-Service Teachers" funded for $20,000. Co-Principal Investigator with Professors Dolores Perin, Margaret Crocco, Ann Rivet, & Jessica Riccio.

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Fellowship Program for Teaching and Diversity Award. Funded for $7,000 and 6 tuition points for graduate assistant.

 

2009            Outstanding Paper Award from the American Educational Research Association Research (AERA) in Research in Social Studies Education Special Interest Group (SIG).

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Faculty Diversity Research Award. Funded for one semester’s salary, released time from teaching for one semester (2 courses), and $2,500 research funds.

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College, Columbia University Provost’s Investment Fund. “Using Web-based Tools to Document Teaching and Advance Teacher Education” funded for $20,000. Co-Principal Investigator with Professor Thomas Hatch.

 

2009 – 2007            Khemka Foundation, New Delhi, India. “The Global Education and Leadership Program” funded for $754,529. Collaborated with Professors William Gaudelli, Madhabi Chatterji, Margaret Crocco, Eleanor Drago-Serverson, and President Susan Fuhrman.

 

2009 – 2005            United States Department of Education and New York City Department of Education, Community School District 7 - Region 9. “American Leaders” Teaching American History Grant funded for $904,180 ($249,652 sub-contract for Teachers College). Principal Investigator.

 

2007 – 2005            Carnegie Corporation of New York. Research grant entitled “Enhancing Teacher Preparation for Adolescent Literacy through Interdisciplinary Learning Communities”. Funded for $100,000. Collaborated with Professors Dolores Perin, Margaret Crocco, and Ann Rivet.

 

2006            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Competitive Grant for Pre-Tenured and Non-Tenure Track Faculty. Funded for one-month summer salary and $1,500 in research expenses.

 

2005            Finalist, Larry Metcalf Exemplary Dissertation Award, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS)

 

2005 – 2004            Teachers College, Columbia University Faculty Teaching Diversity Fellowship. Funded for $7,000 and 6 tuition points for graduate assistant.

 

2004 – 2003            Teachers College, Columbia University Dean’s Competitive Grant for Pre-Tenured and Non-Tenure Track Faculty. Funded for $1,000.

 

2003            Finalist, American Educational Research Association (AERA) / Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) Dissertation Award

 

2003 – 2001            Fellow, Wisconsin-Spencer Doctoral Research Program

 

2003 – 2001            Holmes Scholar, University of Wisconsin-Madison and The Holmes Partnership

 

1996 – 1995            Alicia C. and Merill E. Newman Fellowship, Stanford University

 

1996 – 1995            William Robertson Coe Fellowship, Stanford University

 

 

GRANTS AND AWARDS (UNFUNDED)

 

2011            TD Charitable Foundation. Research and professional development project entitled “Improving Financial Literacy in Urban Schools”. Applied for $35,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2011            National Endowment for Financial Education, Denver, CO. Research and development project entitled “Improving the Financial Literacy Impact of High School Teachers”. Applied for $152,000. Principal Investigator.

 

2010            The Calvin K. Kazanjian Economics Foundation, Inc., Dallas, PA. Improving Economic Literacy in Urban Schools Project, 1 September 2011 – 31 December 2012. Request of $63,759. Principal Investigator.

 

2009            FINRA Investor Education Foundation. “Improving Financial Literacy in Urban Schools” project aims to meet the financial education needs of underserved urban secondary school students (grades 7-12) and their teachers across the United States, beginning with NYC schools. 1 September 2009 – 31 August 2012. Request of $499,485. Principal Investigator.

 

2007            United States Institute of Educational Sciences (IES) grant “Preparing Pre-Service Teachers for Adolescent Literacy Through A Cross Content-area Literacy Learning Community Model (CCLLCM)”. Request of $1,210,256. Co-Principal Investigator with Professor Ann Rivet.

 

2006            National Academy of Education/Spencer Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship applicant.

 

2006            United States Institute of Educational Sciences (IES) grant proposal entitled “Enhancing Teacher Preparation for Adolescent Literacy Through A Multi-disciplinary Content-area Literacy Cohort Model”. Request of $1,946,971. Co-Principal Investigator with Professor Ann Rivet.

 

 

MEDIA APPEARANCES

 

2012            “The Thinking Profession”. 2011 Teachers College Annual Report, pages 9-17.

2011            Smith, A. Le «rêve américain» n'est plus ce qu'il était (The "American dream" is no longer what it was). Le Figaro. (November 22)

2011            “Checks and Imbalances: Field Testing a Curriculum on the National Debt”. 2010 Teachers College Annual Report, pages 25-29.

2011            Marri, A. Letter to the editor in response to “Raising young deficit hawks”. Remapping Debate.org. (February 9)

2011                        Lardner, J. Raising young deficit hawks. Remapping Debate.org. (February 3)

2010                        “Curriculum on Fiscal Responsibility”. TC Today, page 4. (Spring)

2005                        Holland, K. Costumes spur race talks. Dallas Morning News. (November 5)

 

 

Other Professional Activities

 

2009–present            Blogger for UnderstandingFiscalResponsibility.org

 

 

INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL, AND STATE PRESENTATIONS

 

Marri, A. (2012). Promoting Economic Literacy in K-12 Schools. Paper presented at Rewiring The Learning Landscape, Academic Festival, Teachers College, Columbia University.

 

Taylor, A., & Marri, A. (2012). Collective critical observation and reflection of social studies pedagogy: A case study of one student teaching seminar. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

 

Marri, A., Grolnick, M., & Wylie S. (2011). Understanding Fiscal Responsibility: Teaching national debt through social studies courses. Workshop presentation at the 91st National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.

 

Marri, A., Grolnick, M., Wylie, S., & Ahn, M. (2011). Teaching about the federal budget, Federal debt, and budget deficit: Findings from high school teachers and students.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, D.C.

 

Marri, A., & Hatch, T. (2011). What can we learn from multimedia websites that document the teaching of controversial subjects in social studies?Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

Wylie, S., & Marri, A. (2011). Teledeliberative democratic discourse: A case study of high school students’ use of Web 2.0.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

Marri, A., & Taylor, A. (2011). Making sense of citizenship: Urban immigrant middle and high school students’ experiences with and perspectives on citizenship, democracy, and civic education. Paper presented at the CCNY Immigration and Education Conference, New York, New York.

 

Marri, A. (2010). Promoting civic learning opportunities for urban youth: Learning from three skilled social studies teachers. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Denver, Colorado.

 

Marri, A., Crocco, M., & Grolnick, M. (2010). Teaching the federal budget, national debt, and budget deficit: Findings from teachers, textbooks, and curriculum standards.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Denver, Colorado.

 

Marri, A., Wylie, S., & Grolnick, M. (2010). Teaching the national debt through civics/government courses. Workshop presentation at the 90th National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado.

 

Gaudelli, W., Cohen, A., Wylie, S., & Marri, A. (2010). Teaching the national debt, federal budget, and deficit through world history. Workshop presentation at the 90th National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado.

 

Crocco, M., Grolnick, M., & Marri, A. (2010). Teaching the national debt, federal budget, and deficit through U.S. history. Workshop presentation at the 90th National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado.

 

Marri, A., & King, K. (2010). Centering race/ethnicity in a social studies content course: A case study.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Denver, Colorado.

 

Marri, A. (2010). Promoting civic learning opportunities for urban youth: Learning from three skilled social studies teachers. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Denver, Colorado.

 

Marri, A., & King, K. (2009). Centering race/ethnicity in a social studies content course: A case study.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Atlanta, GA.

 

Marri, A., & Shuttleworth, J. (2009). Understanding fiscal responsibility: Improving financial literacy in urban schools.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Atlanta, GA.

 

Marri, A., Taylor, A., & Waters, H. (2009). Using Law Related Education (LRE) to engage marginalized students in an urban “last-chance” high school: A case study of one U.S. History class.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Atlanta, GA.

 

Marri, A., & Lan, C-F. (2009). Using Law Related Education (LRE) to engage marginalized students in an urban “last-chance” high school: A case study of civic education practices in one U.S. History class. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, San Diego, California.

 

Marri, A. (2009). Challenging the sacredness and nature of content: Centering race/ethnicity in a social studies content course.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, San Diego, California.

 

Michael-Luna, S., & Marri, A. (2009). Addressing diversity and democracy in urban K-8 classrooms: Lessons from a case study of pre-service teacher candidates.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, San Diego, California.

 

Marri, A. (2008). Challenging the sacredness and nature of content: Centering race/ethnicity in a social studies content course.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Houston, TX.

 

Marri, A. (2008). Using Law Related Education (LRE) to promote Classroom-based Multicultural Democratic Education (CMDE) in an urban “last-chance” high school: A case study in one U.S. History class. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Houston, TX.

 

Marri, A. (2008). Engaging urban youth in civic education: Exploring urban middle/high school students' understanding of and experiences with classroom-based multicultural democratic education. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, New York, New York.

 

Michael-Luna, S., & Marri, A. (2008). Resisting, rewriting, and (re) producing dominant discourse ideologies of diversity and democracy in pre-service field placement.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, New York, New York.

 

Marri, A. (2007). Engaging urban youth in civic education: Exploring urban middle/high school students' understanding of and experiences with classroom-based multicultural democratic education.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, San Diego, CA.

 

Marri, A. (2007). Challenging the sacredness and nature of content: Centering race/ethnicity in a social studies content course.Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, San Diego, CA.

 

Michael-Luna, S., Marri, A., & Donovan, T.K.. (2007). Unpacking praxis with urban pre-service K-8 teachers: An instrumental-collective case study. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, San Diego, CA.

 

Marri, A. (2007). How and what do secondary social studies teachers and students experience and learn from multicultural democratic education? Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Michael-Luna, S., Marri, A., & Donovan, T.K. (2007). Unpacking praxis with urban pre-service K-8 teachers: An instrumental-collective case study. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Perin, D., Marri, A., Rivet, A., Crocco, M., & Riccio, J. (2007). Preparing pre-service science and social studies teachers for adolescent literacy challenges: Reports from student-teaching classrooms. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Marri, A. (2006). Connecting diversity, justice, and democratic citizenship: Lessons from an alternative U.S. History class. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Washington, D.C.

 

Marri, A. (2006). Connecting democracy and diversity: A theoretical framework incorporating the intersection of citizenship and multicultural education. Invited paper given at the R. Freeman Butts Institute on Civic Learning in Teacher Education, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI).

 

Marri, A. (2005). Connecting democracy and diversity: A theoretical framework incorporating the intersection of citizenship and multicultural education. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Kansas City, Missouri.

 

Marri, A. (2005). The job market in higher education for social studies educators. Panelist in a symposium at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Kansas City, Missouri.

 

Marri, A. (2005). Problematizing the sacredness of "content". Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

 

Marri, A. (2005). Connecting democracy and diversity: Genres of research in the intersection of citizenship and multicultural education (1991-2005). Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

 

Marri, A., & Walker, E. (2005). “Our Leaders are Us”: Youth activism in social movement project. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

 

Marri, A. & Joshi, P. (2005). Effective practices in economics education for pre-service teachers: A collective case study.Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Montreal, Canada.

 

Marri, A., & Walker, E. (2004). “Our Leaders are Us”: Youth activism in social movement project. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Marri, A. (2004). Building informed and active citizenship: Lessons in relationships, personal growth, and community in one social studies classroom. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Marri, A. (2004). What a strange world we’ve entered: From graduate student to assistant professor. Panelist in a symposium at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Baltimore, Maryland.

 

Marri, A., & Walker, E. (2004). “Our Leaders are Us”: Youth activism in social movement project. Paper presented at the 14^th annual National Association for Multicultural Education International Conference, Kansas City, Missouri.

 

Marri, A. (2004). Building informed and active citizenship: Lessons in relationships, personal growth, and community in one social studies classroom. Paper presented at the Conference on Civic Education Research, Reno, Nevada.

 

Marri, A. (2004). Youth activism during the civil rights movement. Workshop presented at Brown Plus Fifty national commemorative conference, Steinhart School of Education Metro Center, New York University.

 

Marri, A. (2004). Building informed and active citizenship: Lessons in relationships, personal growth, and community in one social studies classroom. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, San Diego, California.

 

Marri, A. (2003). Working toward multicultural democracy: Three secondary social studies teachers and their practice. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Marri, A. (2003). Social studies, race, and the World Wide Web. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Marri, A. (2003). Working towards multicultural democracy: Secondary social studies teachers and their practice. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Marri, A. (2002). Working towards multicultural democracy: A US history teacher and his practice. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies, Phoenix, Arizona.

 

Marri, A. (2002). Social studies, race, and the World Wide Web. Paper presented at the meeting of the College and University Faculty Assembly of the College and University Association of the National Council for the Social Studies, Phoenix, Arizona.

 

Marri, A. (2002). Multicultural democracy: Toward a better democracy. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

Marri, A. (2002). Working towards multicultural democracy: Secondary social studies teachers and their practice. Paper presented at the Division K Student Seminar of the American Educational Research Association meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

Marri, A., DeWitt, S., & Kroener-Ekstrand, M. (2001). Beyond the textbook: Technology in the social studies. Presentation at the annual National Educational Computing Conference, Chicago, Illinois.

 

Strop, J. & Marri, A. (2001). Developing a framework for supporting language arts and social studies concepts and standards. Presentation at the annual convention of the International Reading Association, New Orleans, Louisiana.

 

Marri, A. (2001). Building a theoretical framework for computer-mediated discussions. Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting, Seattle, Washington.

 

Marri, A., DeWitt, S., Kroener-Ekstrand, M., & Schmidt, M. (2001). Beyond the textbook: Technology in the social studies. Presentation at the annual Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

 

STUDENT DISSERTATIONS (Year Defended)

 

Sponsor

Taylor, A. (expected 2013 – Ph.D.)

 

Shuttleworth, J. (expected 2013 – Ph.D.)

 

Zublionis, C. (expected 2013 – Ed.D.)

 

Choi, Y. (2012 – Ph.D.) Are They “American” Enough to Teach Social Studies? Korean American Teachers’ Teaching Experiences in American Public Schools.

 

Cutsforth, J. (2010 – Ph.D.) Pre-service Teachers’ Changing Understandings about Teaching Social Studies: The Role of the Secondary Social Studies Methods Course.

 

Chandler, T. (2008 – Ph.D.) Civic Engagement About Climate Change: A Case Study of Three Educators and Their Practice.

 

Committee Member

 

Goldberg, D. (2012 – Ph.D.) Museum-Based Teacher Education: Teacher Meaning-Making at a Jewish Heritage Museum. Third Reader.

 

DaSilva, Paulo. (2012 – Ed.D.) Persistence and Academic Success of Quota Students in a Public University in Brazil: The Case of the Universidade Federal da Bahia. Fourth Reader.

 

Nichols, D. (2012 – Ed.D.) Visual Texts and Historical Understanding: Teachers' Definitions, Uses, and Reflections. Chair.

 

Nienhuser, H.K. (2011 – Ed.D.) Implementation of In-State Tuition Legislation for Undocumented Students in New York. Fourth Reader.

 

Perkins, C. (2010 – Ed.D.) Moral Culture in the McGuffey Readers: 1836 to 1901. Chair.

 

Suh, Y. (2010 – Ed.D.) Teaching in the Face of Diversity: Teachers' Curricular Decisions to Meet Needs of Diverse Middle School Students. Fourth Reader.

 

Bratts-Maiga, T. (2010 – Ed.D.) Factors Related to African American Mothers’ Compliance and Non-Compliance with the Government’s Seasonal and 2009 H1N1 Flu Guide for Parents: An Online Investigation of Knowledge, Attitudes, Behavior and Other Determinants. Fourth Reader.

 

Cheng, H. (2010 - Ed.D.) Educational Barriers Faced by Migrant Children in China: A Mixed-Method Analysis Focused on Ethnic Minorities. Fourth Reader.

 

Katz, M. (2009 – Ed.D.) Mature Love can be Complicated: Israel Education as a Microcosm of Challenges to Educators in Liberal Jewish Day School. Chair.

 

Miyazawa, K. (2009 – Ed.D.) Home Away from Home: Paradoxes of Nostalgia in the Lines of First Generation Immigrant Girls. Fourth Reader.

 

Johnson, E. (2009 - Ed.D.) Teachers, Pop Culture Texts, and Students: Performing and Positioning Identities in School.Fourth Reader.

 

Marino, M. (2008 – Ph.D.) European History in a Global Age: Europe and Its Place in the School Curriculum. Third Reader.

 

Yu, J. (2008 - Ed.D.) Chinese American Youth’s Re-Construction of the American Experience. Chair.

 

Bynum, G. (2007 – Ph.D.) Human Rights Education and Kant’s Critical Humanism. Chair.

 

Basu, S. (2006 – Ph.D.) How Urban Youth Express Critical Agency in a 9th Grade Conceptual Physics Classroom. Third Reader.

 

Santoro Gomez, D. (2005 - Ed.D.) The Space for Good Teaching. Fourth Reader.

 

Clayton, C. (2005 - Ed.D.) Tilting Towards Curriculum: Case Studies of New Teacher-Initiated Projects as Professional Development. Fourth Reader.

 

Jacobs, B. (2005 - Ph.D.) The (Trans)formation of American Jews: Jewish Social Studies in Progressive American Jewish Schools, 1910-1940. Second Reader.

 

Howell, P. (2004 - Ed.D.) Student Teacher’s Reflections About Their Cooperating Teacher’s Influence After Teaching for Several Years. Fourth Reader.

 

SERVICE

 

Teachers College and New York City

2012 – 2011            Teachers College New School Advisory Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Program Review Committee

Member, Faculty of Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

 

2011 – 2010            Teachers College Faculty Salary Committee (elected)

Teachers College New School Advisory Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Program Review Committee

Member, Faculty of Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

 

2010 – 2009            Teachers College Faculty Salary Committee (elected)

Teachers College New School Advisory Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Program Review Committee

Member, Faculty of Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

 

2009 – 2008            Teachers College Dean’s Grants for Students Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Program Review Committee

Member, Faculty of Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

Presenter, “Teaching the Supreme Court case DC v. Heller (2008)

using Structured Academic Controversy”, Street Law’s Supreme Court Seminar for NYC teachers.

Panelist for Plenary Panel on “Access and Equity, Diversity and Closing the

Achievement Gap” at the Professional Development Workshop held at Teachers College, Columbia University for Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu) andtheCollege Board

 

2008 – 2007            Teachers College Affirmative Action Committee

Teachers College Dean’s Grants for Students Committee

Teachers College Student Conduct Committee

Member, Faculty of Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

Presenter, “Teaching the Supreme Court case Seattle v. Parents United (2007)

using Structured Academic Controversy”, Street Law’s Supreme Court Seminar for NYC teachers.

 

2007 – 2006            Teachers College Faculty Salary Committee (elected)

Teachers College Affirmative Action Committee

Teachers College Dean’s Grants for Students Committee

Teachers College Student Conduct Committee

Discussion Leader, Teachers College’s celebration of Constitution Day

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

Judge, We The People – NYC Competition, New York City Department of

Education

Presenter, Foundations of American Democracy for Teaching American

History Grant program, New York City Department of Education

 

2006 – 2005            Teachers College Faculty Advisory Committee (elected)

Teachers College Affirmative Action Committee

Teachers College Teacher Education Scholarship Programs Committee

Teachers College Student Conduct Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Program Review Committee

Faculty Search Committee Member for position of Associate/Assistant Professor

of Social Studies and Education, Department of Arts & Humanities

Presenter, “Ways of Doing” Research Conference, Spencer Foundation Research

Training Program, Department of Arts & Humanities

Coordinator, Program in Social Studies and Teachers College’s celebration of

Constitution Day

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

 

2005 – 2004            Teachers College Affirmative Action Committee

Teachers College Teacher Education Scholarship Programs Committee

Teachers College Student Conduct Committee

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Walter Sindlinger Writing

Award Committee

Coordinator, E-Portfolio project for the Program in Social Studies

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters and doctoral students, Program in Social Studies

Presenter, Using Technology to Incorporating Landmark Supreme Court Cases

into U.S. History and Government Curricula, New Jersey Association of Jewish Day Schools Professional Development Conference

Presenter, Enduring Themes in American History for Teaching American

History Grant program, New York City Department of Education

 

2004 – 2003            Teachers College Student Conduct Committee

Co-organizer, “Our Leaders are Us: Youth Activism in Social Movements”, TC’s

commemoration of Brown v. Board of Education, Topeka, Kansas

Coordinator, E-Portfolio project for the Program in Social Studies

Supervision of Social Studies Student Teachers

Advisor to masters students, Program in Social Studies

Teachers College Department of Arts & Humanities Walter Sindlinger Writing

Award Committee

Speaker, Spencer Student Forums, “Navigating the Job Talk”

Presenter, “Student Rights & the U.S. Constitution” to the Class of 2004, The

Heritage School of the NYC Board of Education

Presenter, Enduring Themes in American History for Teaching American

History Grant program, New York City Department of Education

 

Beyond New York City

2012 – 2011            Writer, Common Core Standards for Social Studies

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Economic Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Social Studies Research

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2011 – 2010            Member, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Standards Revision

Task Force

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Economic Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Social Studies Research

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2010 – 2009            Member, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Standards Revision

Task Force

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Social Studies Research

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2009 – 2008            Member, Executive Board of College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA)

of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) (elected)

Member, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Standards Revision

Task Force

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The Journal of Social Studies Research

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2008 – 2007            Member, Executive Board of College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA)

of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) (elected)

AERA Professional Development and Training Committee

Member, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Standards Revision

Task Force

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2007 – 2006            Member, Executive Board of College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA)

of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) (elected)

AERA Professional Development and Training Committee

Member, National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Scope and Sequence

Task Force

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Editorial Board Member, Multicultural Education & Technology Journal

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Race, Ethnicity, and Education

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2006 – 2005            Program Chair, 2006 College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA) of the

National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) Annual Meeting

AERA Professional Development and Training Committee

Editorial Board Member, Educational Foundations

Manuscript reviewer for Contemporary Issues in Technology and Teacher

Education

Manuscript reviewer for International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2005 – 2004            AERA Professional Development and Training Committee

Member, Social Justice Task Force, Urban Network to Improve Teacher

Education (UNITE)

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

 

2004 – 2003            Member, Social Justice Task Force, Urban Network to Improve Teacher

Education (UNITE)

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Teachers College Record

Manuscript reviewer for the journal Theory and Research in Social Education

Manuscript reviewer for the journal The High School Journal

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

                        Reviewer of proposals for the National Council for the Social Studies annual

conference

 

2003 – 2002            Chair, Graduate Student Special Interest Group of the College and University

Faculty Assembly of the National Council for the Social Studies

Co-Chair, Students of Education organization at the School of Education,

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Faculty search committee member, Department of Curriculum and Instruction,

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Reviewer of proposals for the American Educational Research Association annual

meeting

Reviewer of proposals for the College and University Faculty Assembly of the

National Council for the Social Studies annual conference

                        Reviewer of proposals for the National Council for the Social Studies annual

conference

 

2002 – 2001            Researcher for Street Law’s and The Supreme Court Historical Society’s website: http://landmarkcases.org

CLASSES REGULARLY TAUGHT AT TEACHERS COLLEGE

 

Doctoral Seminar in Social Studies

Economic Decision Making in Citizenship Education

The United States Constitution: Civic Decision Making

Seminar for Student Teachers in Social Studies

 

 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

 

American Educational Research Association

College and University Faculty Assembly (CUFA) of the National Council for the Social Studies

National Association for Multicultural Education

National Council for the Social Studies

New York State Council for the Social Studies