معرفی
Dr. Michael Brown is an Associate Professor at the Marsal Family School of Education, University of Michigan, specializing in curriculum development, pedagogy, and instructional technology. His research integrates learning theories, socio-technical systems, and higher education organizational structures. He focuses on student academic performance, peer learning networks, and digital learning technologies, leveraging both qualitative and quantitative methods. Brown previously served as an Assistant Professor at Iowa State University's School of Education and now teaches courses like EDUC 695: Research and Educational Practice.
Research Interests:
Dr. Brown's work examines student socio-academic networks, classroom interactions, and broader learning communities. Key areas include the impact of interpersonal networks on academic success, the role of digital tools in education, and equity in higher education. His studies often address how institutions can design supportive environments for diverse student populations, particularly through curriculum co-design and data-driven decision-making.
- Recent grants include:
- S-STEM Track 1: Institutional Capacity Building Award (2025–2028)
- Creating transformative possibility in schools and communities: Asian American Studies in divergent political contexts (2024–2029)
Labs/Teams:
While no specific lab is named, his collaborations include partnerships with University Extension for programming initiatives and community colleges for curriculum reform. He advocates for equitable data practices and interdisciplinary approaches to education challenges.
