Dr. Lindsay Grow
Title: Associate Prof of Education
Dept.: Education
Office: Rasmussen Center 239
Education Background
- Ed.D., University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2011
Field of Study: Curriculum and Instruction, Literacy
Dissertation: The Identity Development of Preservice Literacy Teachers in Field Experiences Considering their Prior Knowledge
- M.A., University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2008
Field of Study: Curriculum and Instruction, Literacy
Coursework towards M.A. also completed at Drake University, Des Moines, IA
- B.A., University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA 2002
Field of Study: Elementary Education
Minor: Music
Endorsements: Reading, English/Language Arts, and Music
Start Date at Grand View
Areas of Expertise
- Literacy
- Teacher Education
Accomplishments
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Excellence in Advising Award, Spring 2020
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I enjoy presenting at conferences with students. My research interests are related to identity development, literacy, Multilingual/Bilingual education, diversifying the teaching force.
Personal Interests
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I love spending time with my family! Our three kids and dog, Potato, keep my husband and I busy. We love to travel to national parks and go camping. My faith is important to me and enjoy playing violin and teaching violin lessons. I like to sew kid clothing and read!
Questions and Answers
- My favorite part about working at Grand View is getting to know our students and creating new opportunities for them. I am the advisor for our Bilingual Education Student Organization (BESO), though I don't consider myself bilingual. It is richly satisfying to spend time with students learning about culture, and attending conferences around the US.