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email: emilylahr@greene.k12.nc.us
My name is Emily Lahr. I was born and raised in Eastern North Carolina. I spent much of my time around the Marine Corps and have a strong military family background- I've been lucky enough to meet many individuals and to have had wonderful travel experiences. These experiences have shaped who I am as an educator and person.
I graduated from East Carolina University in 2015 with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Biology. Then at a crossroads, I chose to continue my academic career in a teaching field. In 2016, I received my Master's of Arts in Teaching Science Education from East Carolina University. In 2023, I completed my doctoral degree at Texas Tech University in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis on Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education.
It goes without saying, I greatly enjoy school and learning new things. I wholeheartedly believe that knowledge is the key to the future. Education is my passion and it is my goal is to instill the want for lifelong learning and innovation in each individual I interact with.
Always feel free to ask me any questions and contact me if you need to!
Degrees :
Bachelor's of Science in Biology
Master's of Arts in Teaching Science Education
Doctorate of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction (Curriculum Studies and Teacher Education)
Certifications:
National Geographic Certified Educator
Clinical Teacher Certification (East Carolina University)
(Inside District) Committee Participation:
SIOP District Trainer
STEM Leadership
School Improvement Team
Instructional Rounds Committee
Supportive Positions to Build Experience:
Tutor.com Multiple Subject Student Tutor
NSTA USAEOP Teacher and Student Advisor
Positions & Experience :
STEM Science Teacher; Greene County Schools
Adjunct Professor in the College of Education; East Carolina University
Adjunct Professor in the Department of Leadership and Curriculum; American College of Education
(Outside District) Committees, and Associations:
Rural Teacher Leadership Network (RTLN)
Teacher Advisor for National Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Regional Directors Advisory Committee
(Member) National Science Teaching Association
(Member) North Carolina Science Teacher's Association
(Member) American Educational Research Association
Trainings:
Zero Barriers in STEM Education: Accessibility and Inclusion Program
Awards and Grants:
Kenan Fellowship (2022-2023)- STEM EAST
North Carolina Science Leadership Fellowship (2022-2024)
2021 NC Heritage Grant
2019 North Carolina Educators of Excellence Award Recipient (Yellowstone Institute)
2019 John C. Park Memorial Award for Beginning Science Teachers
2018 E.M.S. Captain’s Award
2018 Donor’s Choose ‘Never Stop Learning’ Grant
2017 Donor’s Choose ‘Success in Science’ Grant
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