Judy Reinhartz

Rutgers University Bachelors 1966

Seton Hall University Masters 1970

University of New Mexico Doctorate 1977

Ph.D. in Science Education, Curriculum, Instruction, Supervision

II. EmploymentProfessor of Science Education, School of Education

Outstanding Teacher of the Year, The University of Texas at Arlington, 1985.

Nominee for the Minnie Piper Outstanding Teaching, 1986, 1990, 1993  (honors 10 professors in state of Texas each year).

Special Recognition Award for Contributions to Teacher Education in Texas, 1987 (First Recipient).

Ted Booker Award for Outstanding Contributions to Teacher Education in Texas, 1990.

Kyle Killough Award, for Outstanding Contributions to Teacher Education, Texas

Teacher Center Network, 1994.

Service Award and Travel Grant, Phi Delta Kappa, 1989, 1994.

Books:

Supervisory Leadership: Focus on Instruction. (2000). Allyn and Bacon.  Previous edition was published in 1989 by Harper & Row Publishing with D. Beach.

Teaching and Learning in the Elementary School: Focus on Curriculum. (1997). Merrill/Macmillan Publishing Company with D. Beach.

Geography Across the School Curriculum. (1990). National Education Association Professional Library, November 1, 125 pp. with D. Reinhartz.

Teach-Practice-Apply: Instructional Model, 7-12 (1988). National Education Association Professional Library, 104 pp. with D. Reinhartz.

Articles:

How Wide the World: Geography, Maps, and the Teaching of American History. (1993). Magazine of History. Spring, Vol. 7, No. 3, 21-26 with D. Reinhartz.

History, Geography and Maps: Teaching World History (1991). Teaching History: A Journal of Methods with D. Reinhartz.

Maps and History. (1999 June). Texas State Historical Society, UT Arlington, Arlington, TX.

Cartographic connections, (1999 July). UT Arlington, Arlington, TX.

Trends in Social Studies Education. (1994 April). National Social Studies Association, Las Vegas.

Railroads and Opening the Southwest and the Role of Geography, (1994 June) UT Arlington, Geography Workshop.

Hands-on Experiences in Geography Workshop, (1993 June) UT Arlington,

Geography Institute for Teachers.

Geography Education: Part II. St. Monica’s School, Dallas (1991March).

Using Cooperative Learning to Integrate Geography into the Elementary Curriculum. (1990 February). St. Monica’s School, Dallas,

Geography Education in Grades 4 and 5. (1990 October). Midlothian ISD.

Geography Education Program. (1990 October). Arlington ISD.

Geography in the Intermediate and Secondary Classrooms. (1989 August). Arlington and Everman ISDs

V. Consultant for Publishers and National, State and Community Agencies

VI. Grant Activities Since 1992 Promoting Professional Development of Science Teachers

Equaling $633,780

TEA, Teacher Researcher Academy 1999-2001, $100,000

Eisenhower Mathematics and Science Education Grant funds for a Regional Collaborative Excellence in Science Teaching: 1994- $201,000 including money from the National Science Foundation, Shell Oil and Exxon Foundations as part of being selected one of the four Cohorts in the state designed for middle school science teachers, grades 6-8 emphasis on educational technology in the science classrooms

Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Eisenhower Grants: 2000-2001, $52,000; 44,000 in 1993; 29,000 1992 for a total = $125,000

Bell Helicopter $35,000, 1993- supporting professional development of elementary and secondary science teachers

Texas Utilities $134,000 1995- for environmental education workshops and institutes for elementary and secondary science teachers.

Ron Howell double matched grant with Johnson and Johnson, 1991 $6000 and $3780, 1992-

John Bouchard $2000, 1998- ; Casio $3,500, 1999-2000; Delta Education, $2500, 1998-1999; Chaparral Steel $ 2,000, 1993-1994

Vought Corporation $6000, 1995

Texas Education Agency Grant for Regional Collaborative for Excellence in Science

Teaching for Science I and II meeting, Plano, July 1995, $27,000