Daniel ReinholzDr. Reinholz (they/he) studies how to revolutionize STEM education. Drawing from a disability justice perspective, Dr. Reinholz analyzes how interlocking systems of oppression work together to marginalize students in STEM. Dr. Reinholz leads transformative professional development efforts organized around the EQUIP classroom observation tool, which provides actionable data to address racial and gender inequities in classroom participation. Beyond the classroom level, he applies organizational learning theories to understand how to scale and sustain meaningful changes. See Dr. Reinholz's web site for more information. EducationPh.D., 2014, University of California, Berkeley, Mathematics and Science Education Professional Experience2021–present: Associate Professor, San Diego State University LicensureSecondary mathematics (Colorado, grades 7-12): 2016 Research FocusEquity analytics; systemic change; disability justice. GrantsCAREER: Data Analytics for Equity: Supporting STEM Faculty to Address Implicit Bias in the Classroom (NSF 1943146: $961,017). PI Daniel Reinholz. 06/01/2020 - 05/31/2025. Collaborative Research: Mathematics Persistence through Inquiry and Equity: Redeveloping Gateway Mathematics in a Two-year HSI to Promote Success in STEM (NSF 1953713 & 1953753: $2,198,757). PIs: Mary Pilgrim, Daniel Reinholz, Bill Zahner, Bohdan Rhodehamel, Alexandra Hofler, Silvia Nadalet, & Mourad Mjahed. 06/01/2020 - 05/31/2025. Publications |
Center for Research in Mathematics & Science Education E-Mail: [email protected] Web site (https://danielreinholz.com/)
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