About Dr. Stephanie Logan
Stephanie R. Logan is the dean of the College of Education and Social & Behavioral Sciences at Framingham State University. She was previously an associate professor and then professor of elementary and multicultural education at Springfield College, where she served as the chair of the department of education. At Springfield College, Dr. Logan served as co-chair of the Race and Ethnicity Working Group and represented the department’s interests on the regional Diverse Teacher Workforce Coalition’s Sustaining Change subcommittee. Previously, Dr. Logan served as an assistant professor and then an associate professor of elementary and multicultural education, and briefly served as the elementary division program coordinator at the University of Northern Iowa.
While serving at the University of Northern Iowa, Dr. Logan was responsible for initiating professional development and faculty support for multicultural education, as well as advising the Multicultural Teaching Alliance. She was a former elementary school teacher in Newport News, VA, and a former elementary and middle school counselor in Columbus, OH, and Baltimore, MD.
Dr. Logan holds an Ed.D. in Urban Educational Leadership from Morgan State University, an M.A. in Counselor Education from the Ohio State University, and a B.S. in Elementary Education from Morgan State University. Her research interests include preparing culturally competent pre-service teachers, creating inclusive classroom and campus environments, and social studies teaching in elementary classrooms. Most recently, Dr. Logan served as the co-editor of Higher Education Classrooms as Places for Inquiry: Stories and Methods from Practitioner Researchers. In 2020, Dr. Logan completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training with Get Loved Up Online Yoga Teacher Training.