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				Name: Emily T. Hamilton Hometown: Gillette, NJ Area(s) of Interest: The development of mathematics education reform in 20th century America as compared to science education reform; the National Science Foundation and its efforts in mathematics and science education reform; rhetorical strategies used in framing debates on public understanding of science and mathematics; applications of quantitative and statistical methods. Year: Third Advisor: Cathryn Carson Undergraduate/Educational Background: Drew University, B.A. physics Work Experience: - CalTeach instructor, Physics & General science teacher, grades 9-12 at George School (Newtown, PA) - Interviewer at the Regional Oral History Office (Berkeley, CA) - Editorial board of "Critical Sense" (Berkeley, CA) - Independent consultant for grant writing company. CV: Click here Contact: ehamilton@berkeley.edu
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