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Curriculum Vitae

Education

Present

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2019

 

2016

 

2013

PhD

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MA

 

MA

 

BA

Educational Psychology (REMS), University of Kansas

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Museum Science and Management, University of Tulsa

 

Teaching, Western Governors University

 

Education (Social Studies), Western Governors University

Professional Experience

Research and Evaluation

2022-Present            Research Assistant, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

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2022-2023                 Researcher, Defense Acquisition University, Fort Belvoir, VA (Remote)

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2021-2022                 Program Evaluator II, SEK Education Service Center- Greenbush, Olathe, KS

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2019                            SEL Field Researcher, Mathematica Policy Research, Tulsa, OK

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2017-2019                  Program and Visitor Research & Evaluation, Discovery Lab, Tulsa, OK

Museums

2017-2020                 Education and Programs Specialist, Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, OK

 

2019                            Any Given Child Education Intern, 108 Contemporary, Tulsa, OK

 

2018                            Educator, Discovery Lab, Tulsa, OK

 

2018                            Exhibit Curatorial Consultant, Ambassador Hotel, Tulsa, OK

 

2017                            Archives Intern, Woody Guthrie Center, Tulsa, OK

Teaching

Post- Secondary

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2022-2024                 Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

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2021-2023                 Instructor, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, KS

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2020-2021                 Instructor, Greenbush ESC/KDOC, Lansing, KS​

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2016-2017                  Instructor, Greenbush ESC/KDOC, Topeka, KS

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Primary and Secondary

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2024-Present            Psychology, Modern World History, Latin American Teacher, Lawrence PS

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2017-2019                  Substitute Teacher, Broken Arrow and Union PS Broken Arrow, OK

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2017                             Social Studies Teacher, Tulsa Public Schools Tulsa, OK

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2015-2016                  Social Studies Teacher, Saint Xavier High School Junction City, KS

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2010-2016                 Director; Educator; Doula, The Village Family Center

Certifications

2024-2030                Kansas Secondary Teaching Certification: Social Studies and Mild/Moderate Disability SPED

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2019-2026                 Oklahoma Secondary Teaching Certification: Social Studies and SPED (K-12)

  

2013-Present             Doula, Birth Arts International

Courses and Programs Taught

EPSY 520: Classroom Assessment, Art and History Museum Summer Camps (ages 5-15), Learn & Play Early Childhood art education program, Any Given Child Art Education Programs, World History, United States History, United States Government, Oklahoma History, Geography, History of the Catholic Church, Adult GED Math (Algebra 1, Algebra 2, College Algebra, and Geometry), Adult GED Science, Adult GED Language Arts, Adult GED Social Studies, Preschool (ages 3-6), Fetal Development, STEAM (various content), Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Breastfeeding Education, Reproductive Education, Childbirth Education, New- Sibling Integration, Sustainability, Object- Based Learning Experiences, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Musical Theater, General Art Education

Skills

Research and Evaluation, Program Development and Management, Social and Emotional Learning, Assessment and Measurement, Learning Theory, Classroom Management, Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis, Grant Writing, R, Tessitura, LMS, Microsoft Office, Google, Macintosh Products, Data Tracking and Informed Decision Making, Time Management, Teamwork, Leadership, Community Engagement, Oral and Written Communion, Data Analytics

Workshops

2019                 DISC Assessment Workshop, Tulsa, Oklahoma

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2019                 Oklahoma Museum Association Evaluation Workshop, Edmond, Oklahoma

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2012                 Penny Simkin Childbirth Doula and Education Workshop, Hollywood, California

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2011                 DONA Birth Doula Workshop, Savanah, Georgia

Reports

2024                 “Using a Data Analytics Framework to Merge STEM and Entrepreneurial Training. National                                      Science Foundation Research Trainee Program” Research, Evaluation, & Dissemination Center                                for Educational Programs,

                            Lawrence, KS

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2022                 “Kansas communities that care student survey SOGI pilot summary”. Learning Tree Institute

                           Girard, Kansas

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2021                 “Cowley County Drug Court – Program Evaluation Report”, Learning Tree Institute 

                           Winfield, Kansas

 

2019                 “How Discovery Lab’s Accessible Discovery Program Affects Student Feelings About Science,                                      Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)”, Discovery Lab, Tulsa, Oklahoma

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2018                 “Effective Education and Engagement for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)”

                           Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

2018                 “Autism Accessibility in Museums: A Front-End Evaluation”

                           Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

2018                 “The Pencil Box: Report of Impact for Students and Teachers”

                           Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

2017                 “The Kravis Discovery Center: The Gift of Insight, An Evaluation”

                           Tulsa, Oklahoma

 

2016                 Professional Teaching Portfolio, Western Governor’s University

Presentations

Williams, A. Intersectionality and Inequity in STEM: Assessing the Impact of LGBTQ Identities with                                  Intersectional Moderators on Adolescent STEM Inequality. Michael J. Tilford Conference on Diversity                  and Multiculturalism, October 5, 2023.

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Mosher, M., Smith, S., Rowland, A., Williams, A., and Gospel, K. Social-Emotional Skills, Interventions, and                    Progress Monitoring Tools for Adolescents. Conference for Exceptional Children, March 31, 2023.

 

Williams, A. Leveraging 2022 KCTC Student Survey Data Now and Into the Future. Presented for Greenbush                  University, May 2022.

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Williams, A. Leveraging 2022 KCTC Student Survey Data Now and Into the Future. Presented for Greenbush                  University, April 2022.

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Williams, A. Leveraging 2021 KCTC Student Survey Data Now and Into the Future. Presented for Greenbush                   University, June 2021.

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Williams, A. Effective Education and Engagement for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).                      Presented at University of Tulsa Research Colloquium, April 2019.

 

Williams, A., Hammill, E., and Caselman, E. The Kravis Discovery Center: The Gift of Insight An Evaluation.                  Presented at University of Tulsa Research Colloquium, April 2018.

Publications

Mosher, M. A., Carreon, A., C., Smith, S. J., Rowland, A. L., Frey, B. B., Lane, K. L., Sailor, W. S., Jackson, H.A.,                 Goldman, S.R, Ruhter, L.C., Williams, A., & Bhattashali, A. The social validity of video modeling versus                 virtual reality for improving the social communication skills of middle school students. Issues and                         Trends in Learning Technologies.

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Chaney, L., Pelkey, L.M., Sultana, F., & Williams, A. (April 2022). Kansas communities that care (KCTC)                            student survey: sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) item selection. Learning Tree Institute.

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Learning Tree Institute at Greenbush. (June 2022). Kansas communities that care student survey SOGI pilot                     summary. Learning Tree Institute.

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Caselman, E., Hammill, E., Williams, A., Williams, S., et al. (2018). The kravis discovery center: Designing an                   evaluation to benchmark success and discover further opportunity for the redesigned KDC.                                      InterpNEWS, 7(4), 89-95.

Funded Grants

2018                Anthropology Department Research Fund, University of Tulsa. “Enriching an Historic                                                 Partnership: A Gilcrease Intern to Plan an Outdoor Exhibition at The University of Tulsa.”

  • Planning and Investigation Grant.

  • $2,000.00.

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