Kira J. Baker-Doyle

Kira J. Baker-Doyle is an Associate Professor of Education and Director of Master's Degree and Certificate Programs at the School of Education, Arcadia University. She focuses on teacher professional development, social network theory, and community engagement in urban educational contexts.

Her research explores how educators build social networks for professional support, with an emphasis on fostering community engagement and enhancing urban schools through 21st-century learning strategies. She has authored influential works on teacher leadership and learning in connected environments.

Dr. Baker-Doyle has collaborated with national organizations such as the National Writing Project and the Children’s Literacy Initiative, and she initiated the Connected Learning Certificate program to promote innovative educational partnerships and technology-driven learning experiences.

Scientific Awards:

• Eddy Award for Commitment to Public Education (2011)

Advising and Grants:

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