Alison Munzer

Alison Munzer is a highly educated professional with a diverse academic background and a wealth of experience in the field of education.

Alison holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Urban Schooling, a Certificate in Writing Pedagogy, a Master's Degree in Urban Teaching, and a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Women's and Gender Studies.

Her educational journey includes studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, and Amherst College, where she honed her expertise in various areas of education and writing.

Alison has contributed her knowledge and skills to several notable organizations, including serving as Adjunct Faculty at Alder Graduate School of Education and previously holding teaching roles at University of California, Los Angeles.

She also worked as an Educating Teacher Educators Fellow at the California Teacher Education Research and Improvement Network (CTERIN) and as a Doctoral Researcher at UCLA School of Education and Information Studies.

Alison's professional experience encompasses roles such as Teaching Assistant, Research Assistant, and Research Intern at esteemed educational institutions like USC Rossier School of Education.

Her passion for teaching led her to serve as an Elementary School Teacher at KIPP SoCal Public Schools, Teach For America, and Inner City Education Foundation's Inglewood Elementary Academy, where she positively impacted young minds through her dedication and expertise.