Dr. D\u2019Annette Mullen is a lecturer in the Special Education program at Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development. Known as Dr. Dee, she is a passionate educator and researcher dedicated to fostering equity and innovation in education. Her work artfully intertwines theory, practice, and advocacy and her commitment to qualitative research enriches her exploration of complex educational challenges, enabling her to uncover nuanced perspectives and amplify marginalized voices in education.<\/p>\n
Dr. Dee’s teaching portfolio spans foundational courses in education, classroom management, and integrating technology, emphasizing culturally responsive pedagogy and inclusive practices. Having traversed the paths of a public-school teacher, special education program coordinator, and now lecturer, she has empowered both pre-service and in-service educators to confront inequities and embrace restorative approaches in their classrooms.<\/p>\n
Dr. Dee’s research delves into the realms of special education, race and education, critical race theory, and the disproportionate effects of punitive school policies. Her insights have graced international and national conference stages, enriching meaningful conversations surrounding systemic transformation.<\/p>\n
As a published author, Dr. Dee\u2019s scholarship illuminates the profound impact of culturally conscious restorative practices and humanistic approaches in reimagining education. Whether mentoring future educators or steering professional development initiatives, she remains steadfast in her commitment to creating brave spaces that foster transformative learning experiences.<\/p>\n
Driven by an unwavering belief in education as a catalyst for empowerment, Dr. Dee persistently inspires others to cultivate inclusive, equitable, and vibrant learning environments.<\/p>\n