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Kristidel L. McGregor

PhD Candidate, Critical and Sociocultural Studies in Education, University of Oregon

Email: kristide@uoregon.edu


EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

2015 –     PhD Candidate      University of Oregon

Critical and Sociocultural Studies in Education Education Studies, College of Education

Dissertation: “Necessary Spaces: School Bathrooms and Student Learning” Anticipated Defense: April 2020

2002        M.A.T.                    Southern Oregon University

Secondary English Education

Action Research Project: “Using Metacognitive Strategies to Support Reading Comprehension”

2001        B.A.                        Southern Oregon University

English, Areas of Concentration: American Literature, Cultural Studies

Capstone Project: “Teaching Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet: Historical Context and Modern Media”


PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Kristidel McGregor, Deanna Chappell Belcher & Katie S. Fitch (2019) Reclaiming Your Time: Tools From Culturally Responsive Pedagogy (CRP) for Making General Interventions Local, The Educational Forum, 83:3, 266-277, https://doi.org/10.1080/00131725.2019.1599655

McGregor, Kristidel (2019) Towards a Phenomenology of the Material. Qualitative Inquiry, Special Issue: Unsettling Traditions of Phenomenology and Hermeneutics. https://doi.org/10.1177/1077800419836690

McGregor, Kristidel (2018) Material Flows: Patriarchal Structures and the Menstruating Teacher. Gender and Education. https://doi.org/10.1080/09540253.2018.1451624

MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS

McGregor, Kristidel. The Ethics of Entanglement: Using a material phenomenology to research experience

McGregor, Kristidel. Becoming Writers: Pre-service teachers’ relationships with text

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

McGregor, K., Chappell Belcher, D. & Fitch, K (Oct 2019). Representation matters! But connection matters more. Kappa Delta Pi Blog https://blog.kdp.org/

McGregor, K (2018), Removing school posters sends the wrong message. Register Guard. Eugene, OR     

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

2019-May                               McGregor, Kristidel. Necessary Spaces: Using a phenomenology of the material to investigate school bathrooms. Paper Session. International Congress for Qualitative Inquiry, May 2019, Champaign-Urbana, IL

2019-May                               McGregor, Kristidel. Becoming-Writer: Preservice teachers’ relationships with texts. Paper Session. International Congress for Qualitative Inquiry, May 2019, Champaign-Urbana, IL

2018-April                              McGregor, Kristidel. Classroom Spaces as Entangled Materiality. Paper Session. American Educational Research Association Annual Conference, April 2018, New York, NY 

2018-April                              McGregor, Kristidel. Towards a Phenomenology of the Material. Structured Poster Session. American Educational Research Association Annual Conference, April 2018, New York, NY 

2017-December                       McGregor, Kristidel. As Seen on TV:Media Portrayals of Teachers. 7th Conference on Education and Social Justice, December 2017, Honolulu, HI

2016 – November                   Belcher, D. C., Fitch, K., Johnson, S.R.H., McGregor, K., Snyder, J. Curriculum and Place. American Education Studies Association, November 2016, Seattle, WA

2016 – November                   McGregor, Kristidel. Interrupted Flow: Patriarchal Structures and the Menstruating Teacher. Society for Educating Women Special Interest Group, American Education Studies Association Annual Conference, November 2016, Seattle, WA.

UNIVERSITY TEACHING

2019-20                   Instructor. EDST 632: Engaging Students in Writing

2018-20                   Instructor, EDST 225: Schools and Representation in Film

2018                        Teaching Assistant, EDST 614: Schools and Society

2018                        Guest Lecture, EDST 614: Schools and Society. Topic: Gender and Education

2017                        Teaching Assistant, EDST 464: Multicultural Literacy

2017                        Teaching Assistant, EDST 420: School in a Stratified Society

2016                        Guest Lecture, EDST 111: Educational Issues and Problems. Topic: Gender, Heteronormativity, and                             Schools

2015                        Guest Lecture, EDST 111: Educational Issues and Problems. Topic: History of Bilingual Education

2015/16                   Teaching Assistant, EDST 111: Educational Issues and Problems

SERVICE

2018-2019               Admissions Reviewer, University of Oregon, College of Education, UOTeach Program

2018                        Reviewer, Gender and Education

GRANT MANAGEMENT

2005 – 2009            Grant Coordinator, Project APpeal (Advanced Placement Programs for Every Able Learner), Anchorage School District.  Managed a $4 million federal Advanced Placement Initiative Program grant, serving districts across urban and rural Alaska.  Coordinated grant activities, including teacher professional development, community outreach programs, and student and family support services.  Oversaw financial record keeping and grant compliance; authored annual and final grant reports.  

INSTRUCTOR, TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

2013 – 2015            Instructional Coach – Literacy in the Content Areas, School Board of Alachua County

2005 – 2009            Instructor – Professional and Continuing Education, University of Alaska, Anchorage & Anchorage School District.  Provided a variety of professional development opportunities for teachers, covering topics including curriculum mapping, assessment, and differentiating instruction.

K-12 TEACHING EXPERIENCE

2012 – 2015            Teacher – Lincoln Middle School, Gainesville, FL. Advanced Research II, English 7

2010 – 2012            Teacher – Eastside High School, Gainesville, FL. English 9 pre-IB, English 10

2002 – 2005            Teacher – West High School, Anchorage, AK. English 9, English 9 Honors, English 9 Highly Gifted

GRANTS AND OTHER AWARDS

RESEARCH GRANTS

2019                                        Dissertation Support Award, $1200, University of Oregon, College of Education Alumni Fund

HONORS AND OTHER AWARDS

2017 – 2019             Graduate Employee Award of Excellence, Education Studies, College of Education, University of Oregon

2016 – 2019            Education Studies Department Travel Award, University of Oregon

2018                        College of Education Travel Award, University of Oregon

2005                        Teacher Technology Leader grant recipient, Anchorage School District

2003 – 2005            Smaller Learning Communities grant recipient, West High School 

2001                        Outstanding Woman Graduate in English, American Association of University Women, Southern Oregon University

CERTIFICATIONS

Professional Educator Certificate, Florida 2009-2018     

                Endorsement Areas:  English Education (grades 6-12), English Speakers of Other Languages, Exceptional                      Student Education               

Teacher Certificates, Initial and Professional, Alaska 2002-2012

                 Endorsement Area: English Education (grades 6-12)

                        

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Educational Research Association (AERA)

American Education Studies Association (AESA)

National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)