Emily Robinson

Emily Robinson is an Associate Professor of Education at Roberts Wesleyan College, affiliated with the Undergraduate Program in Education. She holds a Ph.D. in Professional Studies in Education from Capella University and has extensive teaching experience in both private and public schools, including international settings. Her research focuses on systemic inequalities in public education, teacher effectiveness, and best practices for marginalized youth.

Education:

• Ph.D., Professional Studies in Education, Capella University
• Post-Master’s Certificate in College Teaching, Roberts Wesleyan College
• M.Ed., Adolescence Education, Roberts Wesleyan College
• M.Ed., Multicultural and ESL Education, Texas A&M University
• B.S., Meteorology (Math Minor), State University of New York at Brockport

Research Interests: Emily's work addresses systemic barriers in education through a lens of equity and efficacy. She explores how marginalized youth can thrive in educational systems and advocates for teacher training that empowers educators to support diverse student populations. Her fieldwork includes collaborations with international schools and local non-profits.

Awards/Grants: No academic awards or grants explicitly mentioned in the text.

Professional Activities: Founded a local non-profit organizing international mission teams. Active in teacher mentoring programs and curriculum development initiatives.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with Roberts Wesleyan's Education Department to develop inclusive teaching methodologies.