Eric Imbrescia

Eric Imbrescia is a Senior Lecturer in the Early, Elementary, and Reading Education Department at James Madison University's College of Education. With 12 years of K-8 classroom experience, he taught third grade for 11 years and kindergarten for one year. He holds a M.Ed. in K-8 Mathematics Specialist from JMU. Recognized nationally and statewide, he received the 2013 Virginia Elementary Mathematics Educator of the Year award and the 2014 National Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

His expertise focuses on mathematics education in elementary settings, emphasizing practical pedagogy and teacher development. Though no recent publications are listed, his work reflects a commitment to improving STEM education through hands-on classroom strategies and curriculum innovation.

• Education: M.Ed. (K-8 Mathematics Specialist), James Madison University

• Awards: Virginia Mathematics Educator of the Year (2013), National Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (2014)

Imbrescia’s career bridges classroom practice and teacher training, advocating for evidence-based instructional methods. No grants or labs are explicitly mentioned, but his teaching roles suggest involvement in pre-service teacher mentorship programs.