Courtney Glazer, Ph.D.


Courtney Glazer

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Cameron University • 2800 West Gore Boulevard • Lawton, OK • 580-581-2858 •
cglazer@cameron.edu

 

 

EDUCATION

Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin, Austin TX, Curriculum and Instruction with specialization in Instructional Technology, August 2003

 

M.A. Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, Education with specialization in Learning, Design, and Technology, May, 1999

 

B.A. Emory University, Atlanta, GA, English and History, May 1990

 

CERTIFICATIONS

Texas Lifetime Provisional Teaching Certification, Secondary English (6-12) and Secondary History (6-12)

 

PROFESSIONAL

EXPERIENCE

Coordinator of Education Student Services, Cameron University, Lawton, OK

2007-present

 

Coordinator of Field Experiences / Assistant Professor, Education Department, Cameron University, Lawton, OK

2005 – present

 

Program Director, Knowledge Management - Edvance, Inc., Austin, TX,

2004

 

Research Associate, Online Professional Development Group - The University of Texas Center for Reading and Language Arts, Austin, TX

2003

 

Consultant, Online Professional Development Group - The University of Texas Center for Reading and Language Arts, Austin, TX

2003

 

Consultant, K-12 Education Initiative - American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC), Houston, TX

2003

 

Graduate Research Assistant, The University of Texas at Austin

WINGS Online (Welcoming Interns and Novices with Guidance and Support Online) Project - College of Natural Sciences

Electronic Emissary Project - College of Education

Teachers' Collaborative Reflection as Authentic Professional Development - College of Education

1999 – 2002

 

Teaching Assistant, Teacher Education - College of Education, The University of Texas at Austin

1999 – 2000

 

Visiting Fellow, TAPPED IN Online Community of Education Professionals - Center for Technology in Learning, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA

1998 – 1999

 

Technology Consultant, Technology Integration in Education (TIE) Grant - Region 10 Education Service Center, Richardson, TX

1998

 

Instructional Designer & Virtual High School Coordinator - Allen High School, Allen, TX

1996 – 1998

 

English Language Arts Teacher, 9th grade honors and 9th grade gifted and talented - Curtis Middle School, Allen, TX

1995 – 1996

 

British Literature Teacher, 12th grade - Allen High School, Allen, Texas

1991 – 1994

 

TEACHING/

ADMINISTRATIVE

ASSIGNMENTS

Coordinator of Education Student Services

2007 – present

Coordinator of Field Experiences

Professional Education Seminar

Workshop: National Board Training

Directed Observation & Internship

2005 – present

 

NCATE Elementary Program Report Writer

NCATE Chair – Standards 3 & 4

2006 – 2007

 

Special Topics: Curriculum-based Technology Integration

Summer 2006

 

CAMSTEP: Secondary Classroom Management

Mentoring in the Classroom

2005 – 2006

 

PUBLICATIONS

Dissertation

Glazer, C. (2003). Looking closely at emotional experience in an online course: a case study of distributed emotion. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX. Retrieved February 18, 2004 from http://www.scholarlypursuits.com/diss.pdf.

 

Journals

Glazer, C. (2006). Emotion and Student Roles in an Online Course. E-Learning (5), 51-63.

Glazer, C., Abbott, L., & Harris, J. (2004). Development, testing & refinement of a process for teachers' collaborative reflection. Reflective Practice (5), 31-44.

 

Other

Glazer, C., Luetzelschwab, M. & Lestermeringolo Thatch, L. (2004). Designing online teacher professional development in response to shifting pedagogies. In G. Richards (Ed.), Proceedings of World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education 2004 (pp. 1214-1217). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.

Luetzelschwab, M., Glazer, C., & Dolejs, C. (2004). Knowledge sharing and management through a scalable expert question and response system. In Proceedings of the Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning, August 3-5. Madison, WI.

Glazer, C. (2003). The distributed nature of emotion in an online course. In P. Kommers & G. Richards (Eds.), Proceedings of World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications 2003 (pp. 2584-2585). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.

Canter, A. & Glazer, C. (2003). If you build it, they may not come: Discovering your online community is not a community. In P. Kommers & G. Richards (Eds.), Proceedings of World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications 2003 (pp. 3055-3056). Chesapeake, VA: AACE.

Glazer, C. (2000). Making the most of TeachNet for supervisors of observer-interns. Retrieved September 24, 2001, from The University of Texas at Austin, TeachNet Web site: http://www.edb.utexas.edu/mike/teachnet/TNforsupers.pdf

 

PRESENTATIONS

Conference

Glazer, C. (2008). Using Access to track teacher education candidate field placements. Presentation delivered at the Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

Glazer, C. (2007, April). Responses to emotional communication in an online graduate course as evidence of distributed emotion. Paper presented at the Oklahoma Research Day, Edmund, OK.

Glazer, C. (2007, February). Responses to emotional communication in an online graduate course as evidence of distributed emotion. Paper presented at the Southwest Educational Research Association Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Glazer, C. (2006, October). Teacher to teacher communication and conceptions of helping. Presentation delivered at the Oklahoma Association for Teacher Educators Conference, Shawnee, OK.

Glazer, C. (2006, February). Emotion and student roles in a distance learning course. Paper presented at the Southwest Educational Research Association Conference, Austin, TX.

Glazer, C. (2005, September). Teachers' collaborative reflection as professional development. Presentation delivered at the Oklahoma Association for Teacher Educators Conference, Edmund, OK.

Luetzelschwab, M. & Glazer, C. (2004, June). NCLB Reading First online professional development. Presentation delivered at the National Education Computing Conference, New Orleans, LA.

Glazer, C. & Yuen, T. “Having access to other teachers' brains!” A professional development online community of practice for Texas reading teachers. Presentation delivered at the AECT/UNT Emerging Technologies and Theories for Teaching and Learning Conference, Denton, TX.

Glazer, C. (2003). The distributed nature of emotion in an online course. Presentation delivered at the World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, Honolulu, HI.

Canter, A. & Glazer, C. (2003). If you build it, they may not come: Discovering your online community is not a community. Presentation delivered at the World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, Honolulu, HI.

Harris, J., Abbott, L., Canter, A. R., French, K., Glazer, C., & Williams, L. (2002, June).WINGS Online: A new way to support new teachers. Presentation made at the National Educational Computing Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Glazer, C. (2002, January). Playing nice with others: The communication of emotion in an online classroom. Paper presented at the 9th Annual Distance Education Conference, Austin, TX.

Harris, J., Glazer, C., & Abbott, L. (2000, June). Students' curriculum-based telecomputing as teachers' authentic professional development. Presentation made at the National Educational Computing Conference, Austin, TX.

Harris, J., Abbott, L., & Glazer, C. (2000, February). Authentic professional development via curriculum-based telecomputing projects, Texas Computer Education Association State Conference, Austin, TX.

Glazer, C., Costilla, C., & Martin, P. (1998, February). The Virtual High School: Teacher & site coordinator perspectives. Presentation made at the Texas Computer Education Association State Conference, Austin, TX.

Glazer, C. (1997, November). The Virtual High School: One founding school's perspective. Presentation made at the Tel-Ed Conference, Austin, TX.

Glazer, C. (1997, October). The Virtual High School. Presentation made at the Texas Association of Educational Technology Conference, Houston, TX.

Glazer, C. & Kalmbacher, S. (1996, November). Beyond ground zero. Presentation made at Texas Association of Gifted and Talented State Conference.

Moore, T., Glazer, C., Harsch, M., & Payne, S. (1996, June). SHIFT: A student-led approach to technology integration. Presentation made at the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals Conference, Austin, TX.

 

Other

Glazer, C. (2008, April). Choosing to teach secondary English. Guest speaker in English Capstone course, Lawton, OK.

Glazer, C. (2008, April). Qualitative research: The basics. Guest speaker in Educational Psychology Experimental Methods course, Lawton, OK.

Glazer, C. & Dennis, J. (2008, March). No Child Left Behind. Guest speakers at Grady County Democratic Women meeting, Chickasha, OK.

Glazer, C. (2007, July). Qualitative research methods. Co-teacher for Graduate Research Methods course, Lawton, OK.

Glazer, C. (2007, April). The changing face of secondary education at Cameron University. Guest speaker at Secondary School Principals meeting, Lawton, OK.

Glazer, C. (2006, August). Microsoft Word in the classroom. Invited presentation made at Teacher Professional Development Day, Southwest Technology Center, Altus, OK.

Glazer, C. (2006, January). Cameron education students' field placements. Guest speaker at Lawton Area Elementary School Principals meeting, Lawton, OK.

Glazer, C. (2004, July). How online communities and virtual coaching can support teaching and learning. Invited roundtable presentation made at the Education Commission of the States' National Forum on Education Policy, Orlando, FL.

Arnold, K. & Glazer, C. (2004, May). Closing the achievement gap: Interactive discussion. Keynote presentation made at the Measured Progress Invitational Education Leadership Conference, Danvers, MA.

Glazer, C. (2004, May). Communities of practice. Invited presentation made at the Measured Progress Invitational Education Leadership Conference, Danvers, MA.

Glazer, C. (2002, June). Teacher retention strategies that work. Invited panelist at the Texas Association of School Administrators Summer Conference, Austin, TX.

Glazer, C. (1997, November). Tel-Ed Strand 4. Organizing, planning and delivering-New paradigms. Invited panelist at the Tel-Ed Conference, Austin, TX.

 

GRANTS

Army Research Institute – Automated Decision Making ($49,000) with Mary Dzindolet & Rodney Roosevelt

Cameron University Faculty Development Funds – Mentoring Professional Development ($1725)

 

SERVICE

Departmental

NCATE Standard 3 Committee – chair

NCATE Standard 4 Committee – chair

Educational Psychology Faculty Search Committee – chair

Entry to Teacher Education committee – chair

Entry to Student Teaching committee – chair

Departmental Standards Committee – chair

Mentoring Committee – chair

Field Experiences Committee – chair

Master’s Thesis Committee – chair

Teacher Certification portfolio scoring organizer

Faculty Meeting secretary

Department Graduate Faculty Committee – secretary

Secondary Course Committee – secretary

Assessment Committee – secretary

Altus Planning Committee – secretary

NCATE Community Advisory Board - liaison

Technology Committee – member

Student Teaching Supervisor

Pi Lambda Theta – direct honors liaison

 

University

Higher Learning Commission Self-Study Criterion 5 – co-chair

Faculty Senate – departmental representative

Teaching & Learning Committee – member

Teacher Education Council – subcommittee chair & secretary

Faculty Development Committee – member

Cameron Graduate Faculty – member

Cameron University Aggie Preview Day – volunteer

Ask an Aggie – volunteer

Stanford University ESP (Educational Studies Program)-teacher

 

Community

Sesame Street TLC at Fort Sill – volunteer

Whittier Elementary Career Day – co-coordinator

Douglass Elementary Career Day – co-coordinator

Red Ribbon Week in Lawton Public Schools - volunteer

Douglass Elementary Counseling Advisory Committee – member

Oklahoma Special Olympics – volunteer

Texas State Special Olympics-volunteer

 

Professional

NCATE Board of Examiners – state team member

Australian Journal of Educational Technology-invited reviewer

Southwest Educational Research Association Conference – session chair

Oklahoma Association of Teacher Educators Fall '06 Conference – session chair

WINGS Online – volunteer

Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Conference-volunteer

Center for Innovative Learning Technologies Conference-volunteer

The Stanford Institute for Educational Leadership through Technology-volunteer

Planning for International Research on Exemplary Sites of Technology-Enhanced Instruction (P-SITES) Meetings-volunteer

 

PROFESSIONAL

DEVELOPMENT

NCATE Board of Examiners Training, April 2008, Norman, Oklahoma

Oklahoma Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (OACTE)/Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation (OCTP)/Oklahoma Association of Teacher Educators (OATE) Conference, November 2007, Stillwater, Oklahoma

Higher Learning Commission 12th Annual Meeting, April 2007, Chicago, IL

Case Studies Workshop, January 2007, Lawton, OK

Oklahoma Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (OACTE)/Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation (OCTP) NCATE Training, November 2006, Norman, Oklahoma

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Summer Grant Writing Institute, August 2006, Oklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma Association of Teacher Educators (OATE), Fall Conference, September 2005, Edmund, Oklahoma

AACTE/NCATE Accreditation, Accountability, and Quality: An Institutional Orientation and Professional Development Conference, April 2006, Arlington, VA

Oklahoma Association of Colleges of Teacher Education (OACTE)/Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation (OCTP) NCATE Training, November 2005, Norman, Oklahoma

Southwest Educational Research Association Annual Conference, February 2006, Austin, Texas

Jim Fay presents Learning with Love and Logic, February 2006, Durant, Oklahoma

International Mentoring Association Annual Conference, March 2006, Chicago, Illinois

QPR Suicide Prevention Training, March 2006, Lawton, Oklahoma

American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education NCATE Institutional Orientation, April 2006, Washington, D.C.

Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Grantwriting Institute, August 2006, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

 

HONORS/ AWARDS

Kappa Delta Pi honor society

Pi Lambda Theta honor society

Who’s Who Among American Teachers and Educators, 2007

Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 1998

 

AFFILIATIONS/

MEMBERSHIPS

International Mentoring Association

American Educational Research Association

Oklahoma Association of Teacher Educators

Lawton Area Reading Council