Corey Winchester
Adjunct Instructor @Saint Louis University
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Instructor @Saint Louis University
St. Louis, MI, US
Serving as course developer for SLU\'s SOE\'s federally funded Teachers Rising Paraprofessional to Bachelors (P2B) program with a focus designing learning environments centering justice-oriented pedagogies through humanities-based interdisciplinary practices- Co-designed EDUC 1004 (Internalizing Curriculum I), EDUC 1104 (Internalizing Curriculum II), EDUC 1204 (Classroom Environments for Learning) and EDUC 1604 (Assessment for Learning & Evaluation)- Serves as co-instructor for EDUC 1004, 1104 & 1204.
EDUCATION
Northwestern University
Master of Arts - MA, Learning Sciences
Queen Mary University of London
English, History, Political Science
Northwestern University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Learning Sciences
Northwestern University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Education and Social Policy
Loyola University Chicago
Master of Education (M.Ed.), Cultural and Educational Policy Studies
ABOUT COREY WINCHESTER
Hey Good People! I am a Chicago-based, Philly-born educator with over a decade of experience serving in various roles as a veteran classroom teacher, professional developer, coach, mentor, coordinator, fellow, consultant, and student. I have worked for several local, state and national organizations such as Breakthrough Collaborative, Northwestern Academy for Chicago Public Schools, Evanston Township High School, Loyola University Chicago, Northwestern University, the Golden Apple Foundation, the Aspen Institute\'s Aspen Young Leaders Fellowship (AYLF) and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. As I continue to learn and grow, especially as a Queer Black man, my work centers around developing, creating, and sustaining more humanizing and liberatory learning environments so that individuals like me (namely Black, Brown, Indigenous and LGBTQ+ folks), who have historically experienced and are currently navigating marginalization can individually and collectively thrive. I have been recognized as an Excellent Early Career Educator by the Illinois State Board of Education in 2013, a Distinguished Alumni from Loyola University Chicago\'s School of Education in 2016, received the Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2019, and was honored as Illinois History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in 2020. Currently, I am pursuing a PhD in Learning Sciences at Northwestern University seeking to improve my practice as an educator by expanding knowledge in how to manifest and cultivate learning environments for teaching and learning both in school and out of school contexts where we all can thrive.
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