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Don Martin Associate Professor School of Education University of Pittsburgh 5908 Wesley W. Posvar Hall Pittsburgh, PA 15260 USA Email: domartin@pitt.edu |
- Ohio State University (PhD in History and Social Foundations of Education, 1970)
- West Virginia University (MA in Secondary Education, 1962)
- West Virginia University (BA in Social Studies Education, 1998)
Areas of Expertise
- History of Education
- Social Foundations of Education
- Politics of Education
- Critical Theory
Professional Biography
Dr. Martin is an Associate Professor in the Administrative Policy and Studies Department. Martin has been a member of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education Training Session at St. Paul, Minnesota. He served on prize, nominating, academic standards and accreditation, and program committees in American Educational Studies Association and History of Education Society and on four National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) evaluation teams. He was on the executive committee of the American Educational Studies Association.
Research Interests & Current Projects
Dr. Martin’s research interests focus on history and politics of education. He is also interested in critical theory an education and society.
Courses Taught
- ADMPS 2306 – History of Education
- ADMPS 2100 – Education and Society
- ADMPS 2302 – State/National Politics of Education
- ADMPS 2305 – Sociology of Education
Selected Publications
Martin, Don. (2002). Examining Select Educational Reforms in Historical Context. American Educational Studies Association, Pittsburgh.
Martin, Don. (2002). The Anti-Viet Nam War Movement: Reflections of a Student at Ohio State in the Late 1960’s. Midwest History Conference, Chicago.
Martin, Don. (2000). Women in Higher Education in Post World War Occupied Japan: The Effect of Democratic Reforms. History of Education Society, Pittsburgh.
Martin, Don. (1998). The Politics of Civil Rights in the Eisenhower Administration: 1953–1961. American Educational Studies Association, Philadelphia.
Martin, Don. (1998). Truman and the Issue of Federal Aid to Education in the Presidential Campaign of 1948. Midwest History of Education Society, Chicago.
Martin, Don. (1995). An Analysis of Denish D’Souza’s Critique of Race Based Affirmative Action Policies. American Educational Studies Association, Cleveland.
Martin, Don. (1995). The Presidency and the Politics of Federal Aid to Education in the Post WWII Years. Duquesne University History Forum, Pittsburgh.
Martin, Don. (1995). Truman, Eisenhower and the Politics of Federal Aid to Education: The Watershed Years, 1945–1961. American Educational Research Association, San Francisco.
Martin, Don. (1994). The Politics of the Dropout Problem in Its Social Context. American Educational Studies Association, Chapel Hill, NC.
