Suzanna Ramos

Suzanna Ramos is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at Texas A&M University, specializing in creativity in education, giftedness, and the scholarship of teaching and learning. Previously, she held leadership roles in Singapore's Ministry of Education, including head of humanities and professional development officer. She coordinates the online Master’s in Education (MERITS) program and mentors graduate students in teaching apprenticeships. She is a board member of the American Creativity Association.

Education:

• Ph.D., Educational Psychology, Texas A&M University (2015)
• M.S., Creativity Studies and Change Leadership, SUNY Buffalo (2005)
• B.A., Geography (Hons.), National University of Singapore (1995)

Research Focus: Her work explores visual learning strategies for underprivileged students, cross-cultural creativity, and pedagogical innovations. She emphasizes bridging theory and practice in education, particularly for gifted children from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Grants & Leadership:

• Primary Investigator: $14,940 grant for Articulate 360 AI in online courses (2025–2026)
• Co-Investigator: $14,992 grant on equitable learning kits (2023–2024)
• Chair, APT Pre-Promotion Group (2025–present)

Teaching Contributions: She teaches courses in educational statistics, creativity, and research methods, emphasizing practical application and equity in education. Recent courses include EPSY 320 (Child Development for Educators) and EPSY 607 (Understanding Research).