MIRIAM ROSALYN DIAMOND, PhD, is an educator and instructional-curriculum developer. In addition to teaching students of all ages and learning abilities, Miriam coaches and supports teachers and departments to maximize learning at diverse educational institutions. She has researched and published on active learning, fostering ethical awareness, training future educators, and promoting multi-cultural literacy. Based in Boston, Miriam works with educators and organizations around the U.S. and internationally.
Education
PhD, Educational Processes, Northwestern University
MA, Counseling Psychology, Lesley University
BS, Rehabilitation Services, Boston University
Professional Experience:
Associate Director, Simmons University
Center for Excellence in Teaching
Psychology Division Coordinator, Boston University Metropolitan Collge
Program Coordinator, The Collaboration for Learning
Associate Director, Northwestern University
Searle Center for Teaching Excellence
Associate Director, Northeastern University
Center for Effective University Teaching
Coordinator of Chemistry Education, Massachusetts Institute of Technology