Effat Id-Deen

Effat Id-Deen is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Teacher Education at Michigan State University's College of Education. She holds a Ph.D. from Michigan State University and serves as the Southeast Michigan Elementary and Secondary Internship Coordinator in the Teacher Preparation Program, managing over 100 interns across 10 school districts. Her work emphasizes partnership-building between MSU and local schools/districts for teacher placements in P-12 settings.

• Education: Ph.D., Michigan State University
• Roles: Internship Coordinator & Fixed-Term Faculty
• Locations: MSU Detroit Center and Erickson Hall

Research focuses on race, culture, and equity in education with particular attention to Black students' experiences in K-12 environments. Explores intersections of race and gender in schooling contexts through qualitative methodologies. Parallel health-related research examines health disparities among African American populations, including asthma management challenges and cancer outreach strategies.

Publications highlight:

• Racial identity development for Black students
• Gendered educational experiences
• Health equity initiatives in minority communities

Teaching responsibilities include pre-internship and internship courses for teacher candidates. Active in community partnerships to address systemic inequities in education and healthcare.