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Faculty Vita
Judi Johnson-Stevens, M. A.
Title: Associate Instructor for the School of Education Office: W. W. Wright Education Building, room 3260
Campus: Bloomington
Year of appointment: August 2000
Academic Degrees
| B.S. |
Indiana State University |
1972 |
Education - Secondary |
| M.A. |
University of Indianapolis |
1998 |
Curriculum and Instruction |
Professional Experience
| September, 2001-present |
Associate Instructor: Social Studies Field Experience, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN |
| August, 2000-May 2001 |
Associate Instructor: Early Childhood and Social Studies Methods, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN |
| September, 1999-August, 2000 |
Graduate Assistant – IU Department of Curriculum Studies |
| August, 1998-July, 1999 |
Graduate Assistant – University of Indianapolis – School of Education |
| June, 1999-August 1999 |
Instructor – Greyhound Explorer’s Academic Summer Camp, University of Indianapolis |
| 1998-1998 |
Computer Technology Training Facilitator – Center for Technology & Learning, University of Indianapolis |
| 1998-1999 |
Distance Learning Training Facilitator – Jason Project – John Marshall Jr. High/University of Indianapolis |
| 1992-1994 |
Foundation Director, Westview Hospital, Indianapolis, IN |
Faculty Teaching
| Fall, 2001 |
M401 |
Laboratory/Field Experience for Seniors |
| Spring, 2002 |
M401 |
Laboratory/Field Experience for Seniors |
Current Professional and Academic Association MembershipsPhi Delta Kappa / Pi Lambda Theta
American Educational Research Association
National Association for the Education of Young Children
Professional Photographers of America
American Photographic Artists Guild
Indianapolis Professional Photographers Guild
Professional Photographers of Indiana
Conference PresentationsNAEYC – November 10, 2000 – Early Child Care Around the World
Indiana Center for Early Childhood Development – March 9, 2001 – Cutting Edge
Research “Creative Arts and the Very Young Child”
Research AreasI am interested in advancing the education of pre-service teachers and curriculum in general through research on current trends in teaching methods while improving emergent literacy and promoting civic competence in a culturally diverse/democratic society.
Service/Outreach ProjectsCurriculum Development – Early Childhood – Creative Movement & Literacy
Distance Learning Facilitator
Professional Photographer – Graphic Designer – Publication/Brochure
Computer Technology Training Facilitator
Seminar/Workshop/Special Event Organizer
Demographic/Statistical Analyzer
Web page designer – University of Indianapolis School of Education and Indiana University Curriculum Studies
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