Faculty, Adjunct, Student and Alumni Publications and Presentations Catlin, J.N., Sossi, D., Hood, M. & Wynn. D. (2012, March). Empowering students through technology to excel in science. Paper presented at the National Science Teachers Association Conference, Indianapolis, IN. Cocciolo, A. & Doellgast, B. (2012). Step back into the future: New technology brings history to your [...]
Faculty, Adjunct, Student and Alumni Accomplishments & Announcements Philip Boda, Science Education Ed.M. candidate, Proposal accepted for presentation at the Association for Science Teacher Education 2013 International Conference. The presentation emphasizes the historical evolution of science-specific, inquiry-based pedagogy to support a novel, graphically-organized conception of inquiry learning for pre- and in-service science teachers. In collaboration, [...]
Dr. Alexander Karp is a full professor in the Mathematics Education program, in the Mathematics, Science, and Technology Department. Although traveling a lot, throughout his life he has lived for a long time in two places only: in St. Petersburg, Russia, where he was born and raised, and in New York. As a child he [...]
Dr. Tiffany DeJaynes, Communication and Education, 2010, focused her doctoral research on adolescent literacies through the lens of multimodal pedagogies and digital technologies. Before attending Teachers College, Dr. DeJaynes, a native of Kansas City, MO, earned an M.A. in English in Language, Literature, and Composition from the University of Kansas. Currently, she teaches qualitative research [...]
The Mathematics, Science, and Technology Department has welcomed Dr. Arturo Hale as a new adjunct science faculty member this year. He is currently teaching Concepts of Physics I & II. He also teaches conceptual physics at Bard High School Early College in Manhattan. Dr. Hale was born and raised in Mexico City. He came to [...]
Heather Gould is a fourth-year Ph. D. student in the Mathematics Education program. She grew up in Stone Ridge, a small town in Ulster County, New York. She attended the University at Albany – SUNY and earned a bachelor’s degree with a double major in mathematics and anthropology. She also earned two master’s degrees from [...]
The Mathematics, Science, and Technology Department have recently launched a new YouTube Channel. The MST Department YouTube Channel gives faculty, students, and the public access to MST-produced videos of lectures, events, MST Times newsletter clips, and promotional content on the popular YouTube platform. The MST Department consists of the programs in three areas: Mathematics Education, [...]
Several Mathematics Science and Technology Department faculty, alumni, and current students are spotlighted in the newest issue of the TC Today, The Magazine of Teachers College, Columbia University. The articles describe the current research projects and accomplishments of MST faculty, alumni, and students. MST Faculty Spotlight Direct Reference For more information follow the links highlighted in [...]
Dr. Joseph Malkevitch, an Adjunct Professor in the Mathematics Education Program, has taught Advanced Topics in Geometry, Advanced Game Theory in Mathematics Education and co-taught Mathematical Modeling. He is a retired professor from York College of the City University of New York (CUNY) and the Graduate Center at CUNY. He was born and raised in [...]
Dr. Francis Oh, DDS, is a current Science Education student in the Ph.D. in Science Education program at Teachers College. He was born in South Korea, and came to United States when he was a freshman in high school. He is a product of the K-12 system of both South Korea and United States. He [...]