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Butler, Deborah A.
| Title(s): |
Professor of Education
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| Department(s): |
Teacher Education |
| E-mail Address: | butlerd@wabash.edu |
| Phone Number: |
765-361-6338 |
| Campus Location: |
Forest Hall 203 |
| Degrees: |
Ed.D. University of Virginia |
| Interests: |
Vietnam War Literature by Women, Middle Level Language Arts , Liberal Arts Education and Teacher Edu |
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Pittard, Michele
| Title(s): |
Asst. Professor of Teacher Education, Dept Chair
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| Department(s): |
Teacher Education |
| E-mail Address: | pittardm@wabash.edu |
| Phone Number: |
765-361-6160 |
| Campus Location: |
Forest Hall 204 |
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Turner-Vorbeck, Tammy
| Title(s): |
Visiting Asst Professor in Teacher Education
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| Department(s): |
Teacher Education |
| E-mail Address: | vorbeckt@wabash.edu |
| Phone Number: |
765-361-6359 |
| Campus Location: |
Forest Hall 202 |
| Degrees: |
Ph.D in Curriculum Studies, M.S. in Instructional and Curriculum Design, B.A. in Liberal Arts (sociology & visual communication design) |
| Courses: |
Social and Philosophical History of Education, Introduction to Student Development, Popular Culture and Education, Content Pedagogy Seminar |
| Interests: |
Sailing, kayaking, reading, drawing in pencils |
| Notes: |
My scholarship focus includes multiculturalism/diversity, curriculum theory, and sociology of teaching. My research explores relationships among schooling, culture, and identity, particularly
family structure diversity and equity issues.
I am currently editing a new book titled, OTHER KINDS OF FAMILIES: DIVERSITY IN SCHOOL AND CULTURE, under publishing contract with Teachers College Press of Columbia University.
Recent publications include: Turner-Vorbeck, T. (2006). Representations of family in curriculum: A post-structural analysis. In C. Cherryholmes, E. Heilman, & A. Segall (Eds.), Social studies-The next generation: Researching social studies in the postmodern. New York: Peter Lang.
Turner-Vorbeck, T. (Winter, 2005). Expanding multicultural education to include family diversity. Multicultural Education, 13 (2), 6-10.
Turner-Vorbeck, T. (Spring, 2005). The struggle to educate. Curriculum Inquiry, 35 (1), 1-8.
Turner-Vorbeck, T. (2003). Pottermania: Good, clean fun or cultural hegemony? In E. Heilman (Ed.), Harry Potter’s world: Multidisciplinary critical perspectives (p.13-24). New York: Routledge. |
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Staff
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| | Burgess, Robert
| Title(s): |
Tchr Educ Field Supervisor
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| Department(s): |
Teacher Education |
| E-mail Address: | burgessr@wabash.edu |
| Phone Number: |
765-361-6395 |
| Campus Location: |
Forest Hall 102 |
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Labbe, Marcia H.
| Title(s): |
Administrative Assistant, Div III
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| Department(s): |
Teacher Education |
| E-mail Address: | labbem@wabash.edu |
| Phone Number: |
765-361-6484 |
| Campus Location: |
Forest Hall 101 |
| Degrees: |
B.A. |
| Interests: |
reading, swimming, knitting |
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Teacher Education
