Eloise Marks-Stewart

Dr. Eloise Marks-Stewart is an Assistant Professor in the School of Education at Felician University, specializing in teacher leadership and educational strategies. She holds an Ed.D. from Walden University (with honors), M.A. from Hampton University (honors), and B.S. from University of Arkansas (honors). Her career spans K-12 education as a special education teacher and administrator, transitioning to higher education as an adjunct professor at Fairleigh Dickinson University and Felician University. She currently serves as a clinical faculty advisor at Seton Hall University, mentoring doctoral candidates.

Research focuses on literacy, multisensory teaching strategies, and inclusive education. Notable work includes her 2011 dissertation on multisensory phonics interventions and publications in educational leadership journals. Awards include the 2010 Kappa Delta Pi 'Teacher of Honor' award (one of 14 national recipients) and Summa Cum Laude distinctions across degrees.

Professional affiliations include the International Dyslexia Association, Council for Exceptional Children, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. She actively presents at education conferences, such as the 2017 FEA/NJPSA/NJASCD Fall Conference on learning styles. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes collaborative practices and preparing future educational leaders.