El Ashmawi, Yvonne

Title/s:  Clinical Assistant Professor
Program Chair for Graduate Teaching and Learning

Specialty Area: Secondary English teacher preparation; Critical Multicultural Education; Islamophobia in education; Chicana Feminist pedagogy

Office #:  Lewis Towers 1054, WTC

Phone: 312.915.6336

Email: yelashmawi@luc.edu

CV Link: /media/lucedu/education/faculty/cv/ElAshmawi-CV-Fall16.pdf

About

Before becoming a professor, Dr. Yvonne El Ashmawi was a secondary English instructor for more than a decade.  She has also served as a teacher educator in several contexts both at home and abroad.  Her research focuses on learning from marginalized communities about their experiences in public schools, how they enact their own agency, and how schools can become spaces of support for all students.  She is also interested in employing testimonio as both research methodology and classroom pedagogy.  Her content area focus is middle and secondary English education from a social justice framework.  As clinical assistant professor at Loyola University’s School of Education, she teaches in Teaching, Learning, & Leading with Schools & Communities. 

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