Jacqueline Boone, MA
Instructor
Office: Bozeman Education Bldg., Room 149
Phone: 757-823-2124
jcboone@nsu.edu
Bio
Dr. Jacqueline C. Boone is a faculty instructor in the Early Childhood/Elementary & Special Education Department at Norfolk State University. In this role, she supervises undergraduate and graduate Early Childhood (EC) candidates in their clinical experience and teaches EC and Elementary Education (EE) courses. Prior to this role, she served as faculty-in-residence and program director for the department’s Project Vision program – New College Institute (Martinsville, VA) with remote learning in five southwestern VA cities and counties. With 30+ years in education and a champion for Early Childhood Education, Dr. Boone was awarded $1.5M in federal funding for the CCAMPIS program.
Education
- Ph.D. – Curriculum & Instruction, Old Dominion University
- M.Div. – Christian Education, Virginia Union University
- MA – Early Childhood Education, Norfolk State University
- BA – Political Science/Pre-law, Norfolk State University
Courses
- Study of Young Children
- Introduction to Early Childhood Special Education
- Curriculum & Activities for Young Children
- Practicum/Internship
Scholarship/Research
- Black Feminist Thought (BFT) and Early Childhood Education/Educators
- Social Justice Pedagogy in Early Childhood Education
- Qualitative Research – Narrative Inquiry & Phenomenology