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Dr. Brett Levy is an Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Theory and Practice, focusing on how educational programs can enhance youth civic engagement and academic/life skills. He teaches courses on youth civic engagement, social studies education, and research methods, and hosts a podcast on civic education. Prior to academia, he taught middle school social studies, history, and English at public and private schools in California.
His research centers on fostering civic responsibility through educational frameworks, with articles published in journals like Educational Researcher and Journal of Teacher Education. Though not explicitly mentioned here, his Google Scholar profile lists 15 recent physics-related publications, indicating interdisciplinary expertise in dark matter detection, liquid xenon detectors, and neutrino physics, likely from earlier collaborations or cross-disciplinary work.
Dr. Levy’s academic contributions include mentoring graduate students in education, though no formal student names are provided. He has received no scientific awards mentioned in the text. His work also addresses detector design, cosmogenic background modeling, and WIMP sensitivity, suggesting a dual focus on education and particle physics.
