Resume

• 2004

  The University of British Columbia

  Courses taught: curriculum studies

  social studies education

  and research methods in education\nCo-Director: Institute for Critical Educational Studies\nJournal Editor: Critical Education; Cultural Logic; Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labor

  The University of British Columbia

• 2001

  University of Louisville

  Chair

  Department of Teaching and Learning.\nCourses taught: curriculum theory; social studies education\nJournal Editor: Theory and Research in Social Education

  University of Louisville

• 1992

  Binghamton University

  Courses taught: curriculum studies

  social studies education

  and qualitative research methods in education.\nJournal Editor: Theory and Research in Social Education

  Binghamton University

• 1986

  University at Albany

  Courses taught: curriculum studies

  social studies education

  and research methods in education.\nJournal Editor: Social Science Record

  Assistant Professor

  Albany

  New York Area

  University at Albany

• 1982

  PhD

  Curriculum Studies

  The Ohio State University

• 1978

  MAT

  History

  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

• E Ross | Department of Curriculum & Pedagogy

  UBC profile page

  E Wayne Ross604-822-2830wayne.ross@ubc.cahttp://blogs.ubc.ca/ross/http://blogs.ubc.ca/workplace/http://blogs.ubc.ca/ices/

  E Wayne Ross | Department of Curriculum & Pedagogy

  Educational Technology

  Qualitative Research

  College Teaching

  Instructional Design

  Faculty Development

  Higher Education

  Program Development

  Student Development

  Academic Advising

  Curriculum Development

  University Teaching

  Public Speaking

  Academic Administration

  Theory

  Curriculum Design

  Teaching

  Adult Education

  Student Affairs

  Educational Research

  Research

  Ross

  My research focuses on the influence of social and institutional contexts on teachers’ practice as well as the role of curriculum and teaching in building a democratic society. In recent years

  I have examined the influence of the educational standards and high-stakes testing movements on curriculum and teaching. Many of my publications are freely available at: http://ubc.academia.edu/EWayneRoss\n\nI am co-founder and co-director

  with Sandra Mathison and Stephen Petrina

  of the Institute for Critical Education Studies and co-edit the Institute’s flagship

  open access journals Critical Education and Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labor. \n\nI am also co-editor of Cultural Logic

  which has been on-line since 1997

  and is an open access

  peer-reviewed

  interdisciplinary journal publishing essays

  interviews

  poetry

  and reviews by writers working within the Marxist tradition.\n\nI have written extensively for newspapers and magazines on education and social issues and have contributed to numerous radio and television outlets. My education activism includes playing a key role in the creation of The Rouge Forum

  a group of educators

  parents

  and students seeking a democratic society through dialogue and direct action (rougeforum.org).\n\nA former secondary social studies (Grades 8 to 12) and day care teacher in North Carolina and Georgia

  I was Distinguished University Scholar and Chair of the Department of Teaching at the University of Louisville prior to my arrival at UBC in 2004. I have also taught at the State University of New York campuses at Albany and Binghamton.

  E Wayne