About
Kevin Carr, PhD, is a Professor of Education and Chair of Alternative Programs at Pacific University's Woodburn Campus. He specializes in science education, teacher licensure pathways, and STEM education innovation. Dr. Carr leads the National Science Foundation (NSF) Robert Noyce programs and develops programs like Residency Teacher Licensure and Registered Teacher Apprenticeships.
Education: PhD in Science Education and MS in Physics from the University of Idaho; BS from the University of Oregon.
Research focuses on action research methodologies in teacher training, educational technology integration, and STEM pathway development. Recent grants include a $199,800 U.S. Department of Education grant for the Woodburn STEM Partnership and a $748,000 NSF Robert Noyce grant.
Publications emphasize teacher development, action research frameworks, and innovative educational technologies. His work bridges traditional academic research with practical classroom applications.
