Tracey Hunter-Doniger

Associate Professor

Education

• Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction, Visual Arts Education; University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 
  Minor in Educational Psychology 
  Dissertation Title: A Portrait of Outstanding Visual Arts Educators: The Deconstruction of the Pedagogy and Traits of Exemplary Art Teachers 
• Masters in Education, 2001; Indiana Wesleyan University, General Education, Marion, IN 
  Thesis: Integrating Math in the Art Room at the Elementary Level 
• B. S. in Education, 1992; Indiana University, Visual Arts Education, Bloomington, IN Concentration in Ceramics 

Research Interests

Tracey Hunter-Doniger is an Associate Professor and the Department Chair of Teacher Education at the College of Charleston. Dr. Hunter-Doniger earned her Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Visual Arts Education and a minor in Educational Psychology. Prior to graduate school she was employed for 15 years as a public school teacher at the early childhood, elementary, and secondary levels. Her central research focus is STEAM education, child centered approaches like TAB, forest schools, and the Reggio Approach. Her interests also investigate how the arts can play an integral role in equity, diversity and inclusion.

Arts Infused Education, Creative Arts in Education, Narrative Identity, Art-Based Educational Research

Courses Taught

• EDEE 403 Visual and Performing Arts in Education 
• EDEE 455 Early Childhood Clinical Practice 
• EDEE 457 Elementary Grades Clinical Practice 
• EDEE 698 Early Childhood Clinical Practice 
• EDEE 699 Elementary Education Clinical Practice 
• EDEE 655 Creativity and Fine Arts in Education 
• FYMS 126 Visual Identity 

Selected Publications

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