Stephanie R. Logan
Stephanie R. Logan
Professor of Education / Chair of the Department of Education
- Doctorate of Education, Morgan State University, Baltimore, Md., 2009
- Master of Arts, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, 2002
- Bachelor of Science, Morgan State University, Baltimore, Md., 1998
Stephanie R. Logan is an associate professor of elementary and multicultural education. She is a former elementary school teacher and a former elementary and middle school counselor. Her research interests include preparing culturally competent pre-service teachers, creating inclusive classroom and campus environments, and social studies teaching in elementary classrooms.
Research Interests
- Culturally Responsive Teaching
- Multicultural Education
- Social Justice Education
- Black Women in Higher Education
Courses Taught
- Foundations of Multicultural Education
- Foundations and Methods of Research
- Teaching Elementary Social Studies Through the MA Frameworks
- Education Research Project
- Independent Study Proposal Design
Certifications and Memberships
- National Association for Multicultural Education
- National Council for the Social Studies
Selected Works
Presentation
- October 2020 From a to Zinn: Helping Preservice Teachers Rethink History through a Social Justice Lens, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, Virtual Conference
- November 2019: African American History and Culture, What White Teachers Should Know, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, Tuscan, AZ
- March 2019: Dealing with Racists and Other Inappropriate Comments in the Classroom, White Privilege Conference, Cedar Rapids, IA
- November 2018: The "Double-Whammy" of Being Black and a Woman in Higher Education Leadership, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, Memphis, TN
- November 2017: Teaching about Race in Elementary Social Studies Methods Courses, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, Salt Lake City, Utah
- November 2016: The Myth of Colorblindness: Helping Educators Recognize the Role of Race in PreK-12th Grade Classrooms, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, Cleveland, Ohio
- November 2015: From A to Zinn: Helping Preservice Teachers Rethink History, National Council for the Social Studies Conference Presenter, New Orleans, La.
- October 2015: Middle School Students’ Perceptions of Diversity and Equity, National Association for Multicultural Education Conference Presenter, New Orleans, La.
- March 2014: Perceptions of Middle School Students on Systems of Power and Privilege, White Privilege Conference Presenter, Madison, Wis.
- April 2013: The Cost of Segregated Schools, White Privilege Conference Presenter, Seattle, Wash.
Publications
- Logan, S.R. (2022). Teaching while Black, oh and a woman. In S.R. Logan & T. Good (Eds.). Black women navigating historically white higher education institutions and the journey toward liberation (pp 137-160). IGI Global.
- Logan, S.R. (2020). From a to Zinn: Helping preservice teachers rethink history through a social justice lens. In C.K. Clausen and S.R. Logan (Eds.), Integrating social justice education in teacher preparation programs. (pp 144-164). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Logan, S.R., & Dudley, H. (2019). The "double-whammy" of being Black and a woman in higher education leadership. In H.L. Schnackenberg and D.A. Simard (Eds.), Challenges and opportunities for women in higher education leadership (pp 84-104). Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Logan, S.R. (2018). A historical and political look at the modern school choice movement. International Journal of Education Reform, 27(1), 2-21.
- Logan, S. (2017). The myth of colorblindness: Helping Educators Recognize the Role of Race in the PreK-12th Grade Classrooms. In. A. Peterson and C. Curran (Eds.), Handbook of research on classroom diversity and inclusive education practice. Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Logan, S.R. (2016). Second reaction: A good deed is never a waste. First Opinions, Second Reactions, 9(3), 30-31.
- Logan, S.R. (2014). A framework for culturally responsive teaching. In G. Kirkland-Holmes (Ed.), Diversity initiatives, social justice matters, and culturally responsive family engagement (pp. 9-14). Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.
- Logan, S.R. & Clausen, C. (2016). Teaching about race in elementary social studies methods courses. Ohio Social Studies Review, 53(1), 38-52.
- Logan, S.R., Lasswell, T., Hood, Y., & Watson, D. (2014). Criteria for the selection of young adult queer literature. The English Journal,103(5), 30-41.
- Logan, S.R., Watson, D., Hood, Y., Lasswell, T. (2016) Multicultural inclusion of lesbian and gay literature themes in elementary classrooms. Equity and Excellence, 49(3), 380-393. doi: 10.1080/10665684.2016.1194239
