Dr. Linsay DeMartino
Assistant Professor
Educational Admin& Foundations
Office
Degarmo Hall - DEG 326
Office Hours
By appointment.
Office Phone
Email
- About
- Education
- Research
Biography
Dr. Linsay DeMartino is a scholar-practitioner. Her P-12 teaching, leadership, and research experience is grounded in transformative practices and justice-based schooling.
Current Courses
586.001Administration Of Human Resources
587.001Community Relations Seminar
436.001Leadership For Diverse Learning Needs
Teaching Interests & Areas
Leadership for diverse learners, culturally responsive leadership, and collaborative community engagement
Research Interests & Areas
Multicultural education, transformative practices, collaborative community engagement, and just schooling
Ph D Educational Leadership
The University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Other Educational Leadership
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff, AZ
BA History and Classics
The University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
Book, Chapter
DeMartino, L. (2021). Accents of positive school leadership: Applying a community framework in educational spaces. In Cherkowski, S., Kutsyuruba, B., & Walker, K. (Eds.), Positive leadership for flourishing schools. Information Age Publishing.
DeMartino, L., & Weiser, S. G. (2021). Striving for equity in pandemic times: The administrator’s role in the shift to online education in K-12 and higher education spaces. In Handbook of Research on Inequities in Online Education During Global Crises (pp. 199–223). IGI Global. https://www.igi-global.com/chapter/striving-for-equity-in-pandemic-times/278476
DeMartino, L., & Rusk, S. Students as researchers: A co-teaching narrative from a social justice-oriented U.S. Government class. Possibilities in Practice (2018)
DeMartino, L. Transformative charter school leaders: Tempered radicalism in practice. The Charter School Principal: Nuanced Descriptions. (2017)
Koyama, J., & DeMartino, L. The Politics of Enacting Language Translation Policy. Critical Perspectives on Education Policy and Schools, Families, and Communities
Journal Article
Weiser, S., & DeMartino, L. The administrative response to the COVID crisis: Voices from the field.. Frontiers in Education 6 (2021)
Weiser, S. G., & DeMartino, L. (2021). Who leads the leaders? K-12 and higher education leadership under duress. Curriculum in Context, 46(2), 15–21.
DeMartino, L. (2021) Documenting the modern pandemic: The challenges of the COVID-19 crisis on education. Planning and Changing, 50(3/4), 113-116.
DeMartino, L. (2021). De-centering the deficit framework: Courageous refugee mentors in educational spaces. Urban Review, 53, 243–263.
Presentations
DeMartino, L. and Weiser, S. G. (2021, April). The educational administrative response to COVID-19 in the United States: A phenomenological study transitioned to photovoice [Individual Paper/Symposium]. Comparative and International Education Society, Virtual.
DeMartino, L. (2021, March). Philosophy in the City. Sponsored by the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
DeMartino, L. (2021, May – accepted). The inclusivity of refugee students and families: The impact of educational mentors serving as incremental change agents. [Individual Paper/Symposium]. International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry. Champaign, IL.
DeMartino, L. and Weiser, S. G. (2021, April). The educational administrative response to COVID-19 in the United States: A phenomenological study transitioned to photovoice [Individual Paper/Symposium]. Comparative and International Education Society, Virtual.
Leading with the school community: Contemporary Transformative Leadership in Action. American Educational Research Association. (2019)
The contemporary transformative leader: Multiculturalism and educational leadership. National Association for Multicultural Education. (2018)
(Re)Envisioning equitable education: Contextual challenges of educating refugees in the United States. Comparative and International Education Society. (2017)
Schools as communities: Contemporary transformative leadership in educational practice. American Educational Reserach Association. (2017)
Students as researchers: A co-teaching narrative from a social justice-oriented U.S. Government class. National Association for Multicultural Education International Conference. (2017)
Grants & Contracts
Portrait of a Pandemic. NASPA Region IV-East. Private. (2021)
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