Carolyn Stufft

Carolyn Stufft is an Associate Professor of Teacher Education at Berry College, where she also serves as the Coordinator for the Charter Fellows program. She is affiliated with the Department of Teacher Education within the School of Education, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate teacher preparation programs.

Her research and teaching focus on literacy education, with specializations in digital literacies, middle grades instruction, and cross-content literacy development. She is deeply committed to preparing pre-service teachers to effectively integrate literacy and technology across disciplines. Her expertise extends to Young Adult literature, emergent literacy, and assessment practices.

Dr. Stufft holds a doctorate in Literacy with a specialization in Digital Literacies. She is a certified ELAR (4–8) teacher and a K–12 Reading Specialist, Master Reading Teacher, and Dyslexia Interventionist. Prior to her academic career, she taught in Title I public schools, bringing practical classroom experience into her teaching.

She has been teaching courses in teacher education since 2011, including middle grades literacy, content area literacy, and assessment. No scientific awards or publications were listed in the provided text.

Dr. Stufft mentors students through teacher education programs and contributes to academic leadership as the Charter Fellows Coordinator. She is involved in initiatives that support student development and professional growth in education.

She is affiliated with the Teacher Education Department and works from Cook 256 on the Berry College campus. Her work reflects a strong commitment to equity, mentorship, and innovation in literacy instruction.