Lori Berryman

POSITION: Adjunct Faculty

DEPARTMENTS:
EMU at Lancaster
Lancaster General Education

Lori currently resides in the suburbs surrounding Reading, Pennsylvania. She is in her 16th year teaching 11th and 12th grade language arts at a public high school in Berks County. She also holds the position of co-gifted education coordinator. Her doctoral research utilizes Contemporary Trauma Theory as a framework to explore how educators grieve after the death of a student, how that impacts their lives personally and professionally, and how they perceive institutional expectations of bereavement. She is happy and proud to be part of the EMU team, and she is looking forward to educating, empowering, and challenging her future students.

Education

BS, Bloomsburg University (B.S.Ed. Secondary Education-English)
MA, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania (M.A. English)
MA, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania (M. Ed. Instructional Technology)
EDD, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania (Ed.D. Transformational Teaching and Learning)

Scholarly Presentations and Abstracts
Presented: “Relational Teaching Frameworks: Supporting Minoritized Youth” at Kutztown University’s Human Diversity Conference (2020)

Presented: “Another Empty Seat: Teachers’ Disenfranchised Grief” at Kutztown University’s Human Diversity Conference (2021)

Presented: “Another Empty Seat: Teachers’ Disenfranchised Grief” at BCIU Core Connections Conference (2021)

Presented: “Another Empty Seat: Teachers’ Disenfranchised Grief” at PSBA School Leadership Conference (2021)

Presented: “But What About Us?: The Effects of School-wide Trauma on Educators” at Kutztown University’s Human Diversity Conference (2022)

Upcoming: "Cultivating Resilien-C: An Educator's Remedy for Conquering Adversity" at Lancaster Learns (@ Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences) in conjunction with Dr. Susan M. Moyer, Ph. D. (2023)

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