UW faculty, students honored at AERA

March 30, 2015

The outstanding scholarship of UW ��ߺ�� faculty and alumni will be recognized during next month's in Chicago.

Those being recognized include:

Megan Bang — Recipient of both the AERA Division K (Teaching and Teacher Education) Early Career Award and the for Early Career Contributions to Research in Indigenous Education.
Katie Lewis — Recipient of the Early Career Publication Award of the Research in Mathematics Education SIG for her paper published in the Journal for Research in Mathematics Education.
Maresi Nerad — Winner of the Outstanding Publication Award from the Doctoral Education Across the Disciplines SIG for . The Award Committee noted the book's success in integrating considerations of doctoral education from more than a dozen national contexts and in addressing diverse issues and stakeholders. ��ߺ�� graduate Emma Flores co-wrote a chapter and doctoral students Roxana Chiappa, Ziyan Bai and Jim Pridgin collaborated with Nerad in the editorial process. Award presentation April 19 at 6:15 p.m. in Swissotel Event Centre First Level, Zurich C.
Walter Parker — Named to AERA's in honor of his significant contributions in the field of civic education.
Elise St. John '14 — Winner of the Outstanding Dissertation Award from the Mixed Methods Research SIG for

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