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Angel Acosta
Ed.D., Curriculum & Teaching
Angel Acosta has honed a practice of healing-centered education aimed at structural change for a nation torn by racism and hate. At its center are the use of meditation, mindfulness and a 400-year timeline of injustices against America's marginalized populations
Zad El-Makkaoui
M.A., Social-Organizational Psychology
Zad El-Makkaoui had long dreamed of studying at Teachers College. The experience gave her all that she'd hoped for — including the ability to push through others' resistance to raise difficult issues of difference.
Max Frieder
Ed.D., Art & Art Education
Max Frieder is leading a project in Bangladesh to build a team of Rohingya visual artists and musicians who are creating culturally relevant messaging around issues of human rights, gender-based violence, host-refugee relations and public health.
Charmagne Jones
M.A., Applied Physiology
Charmagne came to TC to fulfill her dream of becoming a physical therapist. She calls working in the College’s EXerT Lab “the greatest opportunity ever” — but after serving as Student Senate Vice President and working with homeless youth she’s decided to pursue a greater need to “give back.”
Dylan Kapit
M.A., Developmental Disabilities
As someone who has come out as queer, transgender and as being on the autism spectrum, Dylan Kapit possesses an especially broad capacity for empathy and understanding — qualities essential to a teacher's ability to connect with students.
D.L. Moffitt
M.A., Education Policy
One of seven children raised by a struggling single parent, D.L. Moffitt has navigated his own education with huge success. But as he's pondered how fate and circumstances point people along very different paths, his interests have turned from teaching to policy.
Azsaneé Truss
M.A., Instructional Technology & Media
Azsaneé Truss came to TC to be an educational technology specialist. But through the College’s MASCLab, she discovered critical media literacy, youth participatory action research, and the power of multi-modal scholarship.