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Dr. Bridget Green is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Special Education program at Duquesne University's School of Education, where she focuses on supporting students with disabilities transitioning into college and employment. Her work emphasizes accessibility, disability rights, and reforming educational practices to prioritize student-centered learning.
Education:
- Ed.D., Special Education with a foundation in neuroscience, George Washington University, 2013
Research Interests: Dr. Green's research examines transition assessment methodologies, special education law, and the integration of career-based evaluations in general education classrooms. She advocates for systemic equity and collaborative approaches to empower individuals with disabilities.
Advising & Collaborations: As an advisor for Kappa Delta Epsilon, she mentors students in education. She also collaborates with Duquesne's College of Osteopathic Medicine to incorporate disability advocacy into healthcare simulation exercises, emphasizing communication and experiential learning.
Teaching Philosophy: Dr. Green prioritizes creating inclusive learning environments where students are encouraged to grow through self-reflection and practical application. Her style is influenced by the belief that teaching should adapt to students' lived experiences rather than rigid best practices.
Community Engagement: She actively engages with Pittsburgh's history and culture, integrating personal passions like carpentry and family time into her professional ethos. Her work reflects a commitment to community-driven education and intentional, value-focused pedagogy.
