Trina Davis

Dr. Trina Davis serves as an Associate Professor in Learning Design and Technology at Texas A&M University’s Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture, and currently chairs the STEM Education academic program. She specializes in technology-enhanced learning, particularly in STEM education, focusing on virtual environments and equity-driven pedagogies. Her research explores AI, VR, and immersive simulations to improve teaching and learning outcomes.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction (Educational Technology), Texas A&M University (2005)
• M.S. in Mathematics, Prairie View A&M University (1999)
• B.S. in Mathematics (Applied), Virginia Commonwealth University (1990)

Research Interests:

• Technology integration in K-12 and higher education
• Culturally relevant pedagogy and digital equity
• Virtual reality and immersive learning environments
• Teacher preparation and professional development

Grants & Leadership:

• Co-PI on NSF-funded projects such as the KATE Project and SECURE Cybersecurity Initiative
• Directed eEducation at Texas A&M (2000-2007)
• Past-President of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE, 2007-2009)

Awards: Recognized nationally for contributions to digital equity and technology in education, including ISTE’s Making It Happen Award (2006) and the Top 30 Technologists honor (2006).