School of Education

Measurement of Student STEM Identity

Photo by stem.T4L on Unsplash Author Jennifer N. Tripp and Xiufeng Liu, chair professor of STEM Education and Director of Educational Testing and Assessment Research Centre, University of Macau Publication Educational Research Review (2026) Title “Measurement of Student STEM Identity: A Systematic Literature Review” Summary This systematic literature review indicates a measurement crisis in student

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The Vanishing Aral Sea: An Inquiry to Teach About Human Impact on the Environment

Assistant Professor of education James Oigara (SUNY Geneseo) Author James Oigara Publication Social Studies and the Young Learner (2026) Additional Author Crystal Simmons, associate professor of social studies education, University of North Carolina-Wilmington. Summary An interdisciplinary lesson helps elementary students understand human impact on the environment while strengthening geographic skills. Abstract According to the United

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Ann Monroe-Baillargeon, PhD

School of Education Names New Dean

Ann Monroe-Baillargeon, PhD (photo provided) SUNY Geneseo has appointed Ann Monroe-Baillargeon, PhD, as the dean for the Ella Cline Shear School of Education (SOE), effective January 29, 2026. She comes to Geneseo from Houghton University (NY), where she served most recently as associate provost and director of online programs. Monroe-Baillargeon has held leadership and faculty

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Portrait of James Oigara

James Oigara Leads Workshop for Teaching with Primary Sources

James Oigara (SUNY Geneseo/Matt Burkhartt) James Oigara, assistant professor in Geneseo’s Ella Cline Shear School of Education, recently led a teacher workshop on Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS), sponsored by the SUNY Geneseo Library of Congress TPS grant project.  The workshop supported educators in integrating primary sources into classroom and inquiry-based learning assignments that enhance student engagement and

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