Faculty
What Makes the GSOE Faculty Unique?
For one, its contribution to innovative education research doesn't jeopardize its commitment to teaching and mentoring students.
In fact, the school's intimate size allows faculty members to work closely with students in the classroom and the research field — a balance that is rare at larger institutions.
Another attribute that sets our faculty apart: Its significant impact on educational thought and policies.
Our tight-knit faculty includes two Spencer Fellows and renowned experts in autism and learning disabilities; faculty research routinely addresses the challenges facing local schools and educators — with an emphasis on practical, real-world solutions.
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Faculty Profiles
Exploring the historical roots of educational inequities drives Margaret Nash to search for ways to make the educational system more responsive to marginalized groups.
Former Peace Corps volunteer and Outward Bound instructor Richard Newman's road to professorship took a few twists and turns.