Research Committee

Effective Dates:

2023 to 2024

2021 to 2024

Hector Torres, Bethune-Cookman University, torresh@cookman.edu

Frances Harper, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, francesharper@utk.edu

2022 to 2025

Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, Michigan State University, bhe@msu.edu

Travis Weiland, University of Houston, tweiland@uh.edu

2023 to 2026

Hyejin Park, Drake University, hyejin.park@drake.edu

Samantha Marshall, North Carolina State University, smarsha3@ncsu.edu

2023 to 2024

Michael Lolkus, Purdue University, mlolkus@purdue.edu (Grad Student Rep)

2024 to 2027

Eunhye Flavin, Stonehill College, eflavin@stonehill.edu

Craig Willey, Indiana University, cjwilley@iupui.edu

Stephenie Tidwell, Montclair State University, sjtidwell@gmail.com (Grad Student Rep)

Term:

2024 to 2026

Hyejin Park

Drake University

Advises the AMTE Board on matters pertaining to research in mathematics teacher education.

The Research Committee is charged to promote the mission and goals of AMTE by:

Preparing one or more articles annually for publication in the AMTE Newsletter.
Recommending ways to make research more visible for AMTE members.
Soliciting ideas from the AMTE membership regarding issues of interest or concern to which research might pertain, and then developing approaches to address those issues as feasible.
Working with other AMTE committees to ensure that research is considered, encouraged, and supported.
Helping to enable AMTE initiatives, including MTE, CITE, and AMTE Task Forces, by providing research-related advice and resources when requested.
Creating and maintaining a research component of the AMTE website to inform members of research-related news, including, funding opportunities, and to provide useful research-based resources to support the membership.
Working with the AMTE Annual Conference Program Committee and the NCTM Research Committee to support the visibility of research on mathematics teacher education at national conferences.