About the Neag School of Education Journal

Neag School of Education Journal logo.Mission Statement

The Neag School of Education Journal is an editor-reviewed, open-access, annual journal founded and run by graduate students and published through the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut. Its primary purpose is to offer a platform for graduate students to share their research and knowledge with academic communities, to broaden and deepen the literature of education, as written and experienced by graduate and doctoral students, as well as early-career scholars.

The Neag School of Education Journal highlights the strongest, most robust student and early-career work from a broad range of disciplines such as educational psychology, curriculum and instruction, teacher education, as well as educational leadership.

Of particular interest are pieces providing reflection on student experience with their research processes and manuscripts showcasing research in the preliminary stages. The journal offers students and early-career scholars the chance to publish work through diverse types of academic writing including, but not limited to, research articles (e.g., qualitative and quantitative research), essays, literature review, as well as personal experience and reflective pieces. 

Aligning with the mission of its governing institution, the Neag School of Education Journal places significance on pieces seeking to improve education and social systems in order to facilitate increasingly effective, equitable, and socially just practices for educators and practitioners from a variety of fields, perspectives, and theoretical lenses as they serve their local communities. Reflections are also sought after to foster relations and collaboration amongst graduate students and their colleagues, to pass along wisdom, innovation, and creativity in pursuit of fostering a graduate community rooted in rigorous and intentional research design and practices. The journal’s open access ensures it as a source for current and future practitioners.

Who We Are

Current Board

Caitlin Blacksmith.

Caitlin Blacksmith: Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation Ph.D. Student.

Jessica Bourget.

Jessica Bourget: Educational Psychology/Special Education Ph.D. Student.

Luis Ferreira.

Luis Orione Ferreria: Giftedness, Creativity, and Talent Development Ph.D. Student.

Brenna Fitzmaurice.

Brenna Fitzmaurice: School Psychology Ph.D. Student.

Talbot Hook.

Talbot Hook: Giftedness, Creativity, and Talent Development Ph.D. Student.

Emily Lisy.

Emily Lisy: Curriculum and Instruction (Science Education) Ph.D. Student.

Gina Norman.

Gina Norman: School Psychology Ph.D. Student.

Vaishnavi Savaprasad.

Vaishnavi Sivaprasad: Educational Psychology Ph.D. Student.

Taylor Strickland.

Taylor Strickland: Learning, Leadership, and Educational Policy Ph.D. Student.

Ani Terterian.

Ani Terterian: Higher Education and Student Affairs Master’s Student.

Charles Wentzell

Charles Wentzell

Founding Board

 

Luis Ferreira.

Luis Orione Ferreria: Giftedness, Creativity, and Talent Development Ph.D. Student.

Caitlin Blacksmith.

Caitlin Blacksmith: Research Methods, Measurement, and Evaluation Ph.D. Student.

Sandra Sears.

Sandra Sears: Educational Psychology/Special Education Ph.D. Student.

Sierra Trudel.

Sierra M. Trudel, Ph.D., NCSP, LPC: Professor at Marist College.

Emily Winter.

Emily Winter, MA, SYC, NCSP: School Psychology Ph.D. Student.