One of the keys to the success of the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College is the quality of its faculty. Instructors come to the college because of its reputation for scholarship and stay for the opportunity to work with other professional educators on trailblazing the best ways to improve schools and learning. Their focus on ensuring teachers college graduates are equipped with the best techniques ensures the school remains a leader in the education field.
Faculty Spotlights
Leanna Archambault
Leanna Archambault, an assistant professor in ASUs’ Educational Technology program, said she knew the university was a place she could pursue her research goals and be a part of a vibrant community of both educators and learners. “ASU has had a long-standing reputation for innovation and conducting cutting edge research,…
Dale Baker
Dale Baker, a professor in the Teachers College, said she’s always loved the puzzle solving aspect of educational research and the ability of education and educational research to promote equity. “Education is the route out of poverty and despair and has the ability to transform lives. It certainly transformed mine.…
Rosa Jimenez
Assistant professor Rosa Jimenez’s research focuses on the education of children of immigrants, the sociocultural and critical dimensions of language and literacy, and teacher education - and stems from her life in education. “My research interests are shaped by my experiences as a middle school social studies teacher in Los…