Evan Saperstein

Evan Saperstein serves as an Adjunct Professor of History at William Paterson University and Bergen Community College, teaching history courses while also instructing in the MEd in Educational Leadership program (courses EDLP 6030 and EDLP 6160). Previously, he worked as a Social Studies Teacher in Wayne Township Public Schools.

His educational credentials include:

• EdD from Northeastern University (2019)
• MA from Columbia University (2011)
• BA from McGill University (2008)

Saperstein's research centers on global citizenship education, teacher training, and service-learning pedagogy. He advocates for democratic classrooms that welcome diverse perspectives, emphasizing the integration of community service into history education and the enduring relevance of world history curricula. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical classroom applications, particularly in secondary and community college settings.

Analysis of his 2016-2023 publications reveals a sustained focus on global citizenship education, with increasing attention to post-pandemic contexts and curriculum innovation. His research consistently connects teacher preparation, civic engagement, and historical education, often using case studies from high schools and community colleges to demonstrate practical implementation strategies.

No scientific awards were mentioned in the source materials.

Saperstein has presented at conferences including the AFS Global Conference (2019) and Tri-State Best Practices Conference (2018), focusing on global citizenship curriculum design and diversity learning. His professional activities highlight educational leadership through curriculum development projects, including secondary-level global citizenship electives and high school global studies programs.