Amira Nash
Amira Nash
she/her
University of Iowa - Associate Director of School Partnerships and Global Education Initiatives, College of Education

Amira Nash
she/her
University of Iowa - Associate Director of School Partnerships and Global Education Initiatives, College of Education
RAPIL Instructor for EDTL 3065: Secondary Methods
- MA - Teaching Leadership and Cultural Competency, University of Iowa
- BA - Psychology, University of Iowa
As a high school teacher, I taught sheltered American Studies, Success Center, Intermediate 1 English Language Development, and High Intermediate English Language Development for students identified as ELLs. I also taught Ethnic Studies and AP Psychology. I've also taught dual-credit courses Topics in Education and Exceptional Persons to high school students interested in becoming teachers at Kirkwood Community College.
I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Iowa pursuing a PhD in Teaching and Learning in the Literacy, Culture, and Language Education program. My research interests include teacher education, culturally relevant pedagogy, language policy, and social context of education.
I am the Associate Director of School Partnerships and Global Education Initiatives at the University of Iowa College of Education. Prior to this role, I taught high school social studies and students identified as English Language Learners for four years.