Literacy, Culture, and Language Education

Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Literacy, Culture, and Language Education

Improve literacy and build language skills

Prepare for a career as a leading literacy and language educator. In this program you’ll build upon your knowledge and improve your skills through an understanding of the essential integration of literacy, culture, and language. You’ll also apply research-based knowledge in practice with opportunities in formal and informal settings.

Because research is such an important component of our curriculum, you’ll be working alongside nationally and internationally recognized scholars as you dive into the world of literacy, culture, and language education.

Our academic programs prepare graduates to be leaders in elementary and secondary education, colleges and universities and nonprofit organizations. Many of our graduates make a difference by creating and implementing programs and curricula to improve the literacy and language learning experiences for children, youth, and adults.

We also offer course work for Indiana teachers who want to earn license additions in reading and teaching English as a Second Language (ESL).

Our faculty

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Assistant Professor

Research Areas:
Race, Literacies, Practice of Race Theory (PRT), Racial Literacies
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Phone:
(812) 856-8258
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Assistant Professor

Research Areas:
Literacy pedagogical practices of Black women faculty, epistemological ways of knowing and being for Black women faculty, intersectionality, cultural and social issues embedded in schools, preservice teacher education
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Professor

Research Areas:
Critical Literacy/Biliteracy, Performative Literacies, Latinx Children's Literature, Decolonial Studies
Email:
Phone:
(812) 856-8257

Contact Us

ED 3140
(812) 856-8100
curric@indiana.edu