Part-Time Instructor
Kyle DeMeo Cook
Dr. Kyle DeMeo Cook is a research assistant professor affiliated with the Center on the Ecology of Early Development (CEED) at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. Her research focuses on using quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods approaches to better understand early childhood policy topics, such as access to early education and […]
Mia Correia
Dr. Mia Correia is the curriculum, data, and assessment manager for world languages in Massachusetts in PreK–12, where she strives to contribute to the improvement of language education in her district. She is is deeply committed to celebrating multiculturalism, drawing inspiration from her diverse Brazilian, Portuguese, and Japanese heritage. Dr. Correia is also a part-time […]
Antonella D’Eramo
Antonella D’Eramo is a part-time instructor at Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development. She instructs WED TL 520 Teaching English Learners in the Language & Literacy department. Ms. D’Eramo is a longtime educator of multilingual learners in public schools in the greater Boston area. She is currently the multilingual learner education curriculum […]
Kerry Dunne
Dr. Kerry Dunne has been a history teacher, department head, and director in Massachusetts public schools for over 25 years and is currently the Social Studies Department Head at Lexington High School. She is a part-time instructor in social studies education at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development, and adjunct instructor at […]
Kerry Fargnoli
Kerry Fargnoli manages the Jumpstart program at Boston University. She recruits, trains, coaches, and supervises up to 40 Boston University students throughout their year of service as Jumpstart AmeriCorps members. In her role, she works closely with student employment, early childhood faculty, Jumpstart national staff, and Boston community preschools to foster key relationships and promote […]
Rheanne Farrington
Rheanne Farrington is a part-time instructor at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development, where she teaches a course on positive youth development. She has worked in nonprofit youth-serving organizations since 2016 and is currently the program coordinator for Roxbury Youthworks’ G.I.F.T. Program, which provides case management, mentoring, and advocacy services for young […]
Benjamin Feit
Dr. Benjamin Feit is an independent educational consultant and a part-time faculty member in the Educational Leadership & Policy Studies program at Boston University’s Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. Fusing his backgrounds in law, educational leadership, and nonprofit management, Dr. Feit supports organizational improvement and policy reform initiatives designed to promote equity-driven innovation […]
Jessica Ghai
Jessica Ghai is a part-time instructor at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. As a board-certified (and licensed) behavior analyst and special education teacher, she has substantial experience working with individuals with a variety of disabilities (primarily focusing on those with severe cognitive, physical, and/or emotions disabilities and medical conditions) across multiple […]
Madyson Gibson
Madyson Gibson is a part-time instructor in the Deaf Studies program at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. She specializes in educating Deaf students with additional disabilities. In addition, she develops and implements language and literacy plans for students who use American Sign Language (ASL), spoken English, and augmentative and alternative communication […]
Jay Halfond
Dr. Jay Halfond, professor of the practice emeritus, was the dean of Boston University’s Metropolitan College. He oversaw a large, multidisciplinary, innovative college, along with summer term, online distance learning, and various international initiatives for the University. He became a professor teaching full-time in 2013, and currently is a professor of the practice emeritus. He […]