Faculty & Staff

Melissa Andreoli
Clinical Coordinator/Certification Officer
andreoli@uwp.edu
Dr. Gregory Cramer
Associate Professor
cramerg@uwp.edu
Dr. Elizabeth Grobart
Assistant Professor
grobart@uwp.edu
Joy Lee
Outreach Program Coordinator
leej0@uwp.edu
Dr. Courtney Wirtz
Assistant Professor
lopasc@uwp.edu
Dr. Shannon Prince
Associate Professor/Department Chair
prince@uwp.edu
Dr. Maria Franshaw
Assistant Professor
franshaw@uwp.edu
Nicole Meier
Outreach Program Manager
meiern@uwp.edu
Becca Pearce 
Advisor, Teacher Education 
pearce@uwp.edu

Featured Faculty

Gregory Cramer
Gregory Cramer, PhD
Associate Professor
Institute of Professional Educator Development

Dr Gregory Cramer has spent the last 10 years at UW-Parkside in the Department of Teacher Education teaching courses related to English as a Second Language (ESL), Bilingual Education, and Social Studies. He created licensure programs for ESL and Bilingual Education. Now teacher candidates have the option of dual licensure: adding an ESL license or Bilingual license to their initial certifications in elementary or secondary education.

Maria Franshaw
Maria Franshaw
Assistant Professor
Institute of Professional Educator Development

Maria Franshaw is a mathematics teacher educator who devoted three decades to school mathematics education, teaching secondary and middle grades and supporting students’ and teachers’ learning in early childhood and elementary grades. She has led professional development locally, regionally, and nationally, authored K-16 curriculum, and taught undergraduate and graduate mathematics content and pedagogical content courses.

Shannon Prince
Shannon Prince, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Institute of Professional Educator Development

Shannon Prince began her career teaching secondary English Language Arts in central Ohio for five years. She received her Ph.D. in Teacher Education from Michigan State University. She has presented her research at the Literacy Research Association (LRA), the National Council of the Teachers of English (NCTE), and the Society of Information Technology and Teacher Education (CITE).

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