College of Education & Human Services
Andrea M. Hyde, Ph.D.
Professor, Social Foundations
Department:
School of Education
Room: QC Campus Bldg B, Room 1111
Academic Programs: MSEd in Educational Studies; MSEd in Curriculum & Instruction; Master of Arts in Teaching; Undergraduate Teacher Education (University Wide); Honors College
Research Areas: Mindfulness in Education; Democratic Schools; Critical Pedagogy
Phone: 309-762-9481 (x62242)
Email:
AM-Hyde@wiu.edu
About Me
As a professor in the School of Education, I teach courses in social and multicultural foundations of education and educational research. I received my Ph.D. in 2007 from the University of Pittsburgh in Social and Comparative Analysis of Education and hold additional graduate degrees in social science and social studies education. I have been with WIU since 2008.
My scholarship and research passion is twofold: The first is school-based mindfulness curriculum and mind-body practices in teacher education. I focus on how these practices align with state and national standards, equity goals, and wellness initiatives. The second is democratic education. I am interested in the civic mission of public schools, but also how democratic principles are enacted in alternative and independent schools.
Education:
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Doctor of Philosophy in Administrative and Policy Studies
University of Pittsburgh Emphasis: Social and Comparative Analysis of Education |
April 2007 |
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Master of Sciences in Education
Duquesne University PA Instructional I Certificate: Social Studies |
May 2000 |
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Master of Arts in Social Sciences
California University of Pennsylvania Emphasis: General Social Sciences |
May 1996 |
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Bachelor of Arts in the Humanities
California University of Pennsylvania Emphasis: Humanities; Sociology |
May 1992 |
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