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Sarah Stapleton is an Associate Professor in the College of Education at the University of Oregon, affiliated with the Education Studies department, Environmental Studies, and Food Studies programs. She focuses on climate change education, science and environmental education, food systems in schools, and participatory research methodologies.
- Education:
- PhD (2015), Michigan State University - Curriculum, Instruction, & Teacher Education
- EdM (2005), Harvard Graduate School of Education - International Education Policy
- BA (2001), Sweet Briar College - Chemistry (Major), Biology (Minor)
Her research employs critical and participatory approaches to address social contexts in science and environmental education, emphasizing climate justice, food systems, and community-based activism. She prioritizes local collaborations and sees research as a tool for social and environmental equity.
The 15 most recent articles reflect her engagement with climate activism, food education, participatory methodologies, and critical pedagogy, published in journals like Environmental Education Research and Critical Education.
- Scientific Awards:
- Gray Family Foundation grant (2022)
- Environmental Initiative Faculty Fellowship (2021-22)
- Excellence in Research/Outreach Early Career Award (2021)
- Sustainability Award Finalist (2020)
- Williams Instructional Proposal Award (2020)
- Sustainability Excellence in Teaching Award (2019)
Sarah advises doctoral and master’s students in Critical and Sociocultural Studies in Education and Environmental Studies, contributes to the Journal of Environmental Education editorial boards, and engages in community initiatives like Oregon Educators for Climate Education and Food for Lane County.
