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Amanda Gunning
Mercy College-Main Campus
Amanda M. Gunning, PhD, co-founded the Mercy College Center for STEM Education, which she co-directs, providing outreach programs for K-12 students and teachers. She is also an Associate Professor of science education and Department Chair at Mercy College. She teaches k-12 science methods courses and interdisciplinary science content courses for teachers. Her research interests lie in k-12 science teacher education using a self-efficacy framework; family learning of STEM; and the history of physics education.
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Faculty Leadership for Institutional Change part of Accelerating Systemic Change Network:Conferences and Events:Conferences and Meetings:Transforming Institutions Conference 2025:Program:Posters:Session 1A
Who decides the identity of an institution? Is it the marketing team? The president of the university? The board of trustees? In this presentation, we will share how faculty leveraged expertise and resources to ...
Mercy College Center for STEM Education part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Center Profiles
To create opportunities for groups typically underrepresented in STEM to engage in enrichment activities for learning, career readiness, enjoyment, and personal and community growth, which may not be available through school districts.
Mercy College Center for STEM Education part of Network of STEM Education Centers:Workshops and Webinars:Working Meeting 2018:Pre-Work
A static informational web page from the SERC (Science Education Resource Center) platform detailing the Mercy College Center for STEM Education, listing its contributors and serving as pre-work documentation for the 2018 Network of STEM Education Centers Working Meeting, with metadata indicating its use for academic collaboration and policy resource sharing.