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Katie Byrnes

Visiting Assistant Professor of Education

Phone	725-3792
Title	Visiting Assistant Professor
Department	Education
Work Location	205 Riley House
E-Mail	kbyrnes@bowdoin.edu

Spring 2012

Student Teaching Practicum (EDUC 302)

Seminar: Analysis of Teaching and Learning (EDUC 304A)

Seminar: Analysis of Teaching and Learning (EDUC 304B)

Mindfulness in Education (EDUC 325)

Education

Katie Byrnes earned her PhD in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her research focuses on contemplative teaching and contemplative education in settings of higher education and K-12 education. She has taught courses on Educational Psychology, Adolescent Development, and Educational Foundations at CU-Boulder and Colorado College.