Priscilla Sanville

I received my Ph.D. from the Union Institute in Multicultural Education with a focus on culture and learning styles. My B.A. was in Speech and Theatre with a minor in Education from the University of Denver, CO. I love teaching all ages. I was an elementary school teacher for fifteen years (1st, 2nd, 3rd grade) and a supervisor of a drama/theatre program for another 15 years in the public schools (K-12). My expertise lies in drama, dance and group facilitation, particularly in dealing with diverse perspectives and backgrounds. My passion is directed toward social justice through the arts and curriculum integration. I am interested in the dialogue that can occur in our classrooms and community cross-culturally and multiculturally. I have taught in Russia, Israel, British Columbia and Quebec. The courses I teach are Drama and Critical Literacy, Arts Approach to Multicultural Education, Arts Approach to Diversity and Reflective Practice, Creative Movement: Kinesthetic learning Across the Curriculum, and Educator Inquiry. I am also a faculty mentor and student advisor in the Individually Designed Program.