Annette Miles

Annette Miles, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at the University of the District of Columbia's College of Arts and Sciences, specializing in the Division of Education, Health, and Social Work. She has served since 2013, focusing on adult learning, transitional special education, and human development through inclusive, student-centered pedagogy.

• Doctor of Philosophy in Human Development: Adult Learning, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
• Education Specialist in Transitional Special Education (Serious Emotional Disturbance), George Washington University
• Master of Arts in Transitional Special Education (Learning Disabilities), George Washington University
• Bachelor of Science in Special Education, University of the District of Columbia

Her research integrates clinical expertise and Quality Matters-certified instruction to address educational equity and inclusive practices. Recent projects include HyFlex course design, Blackboard ultra certification, and BrainPOP animation education.

Dr. Miles has received the Humanitarian Award (2018) and serves as a Myrtilla Miner Fellow (2023). She contributes to national conferences on social justice and equity in education.

• Quality Matters Roundtable Discussion (2023)
• Social Justice and Equity in Education Roundtable (2021)
• National and International Perspectives in Education (2021)

Her work emphasizes partnerships in urban communities and policy development in early childhood education.