Dr. Lauren Zucker is a high school English teacher, professor of education and literacy, writer, and researcher.

Education

• B.A. in English, Boston University
• B.S. in Secondary English Education, Boston University
• M.A. in English, Rutgers University
• Ph.D. in Contemporary Learning and Interdisciplinary Research (specialization: digital literacies), Fordham University

Publications

Lauren’s writing has appeared in peer-reviewed journals such as English Journal, Reading Research Quarterly, and the Journal of Language and Literacy Education (access recent publications, here). Her students’ work has been featured in The New York Times, Three Teachers Talk, Sketchnote Army, and Six Word Memoirs.

Research

Her research interests include adolescent literacy, digital literacies, and reading motivation. Her dissertation explored adolescents’ out-of-school digital reading practices. Lauren is currently working on a research project that compares print and digital reading and annotation.

Service

Lauren is the co-editor of New Jersey English Journal, winner of the 2020 Affiliate Journal of Excellence Award from NCTE, and a seasoned presenter of workshops and professional development for teachers. She works with graduate and doctoral students of education at Drew University, Fordham University, and Hunter College.

For more information, see her LinkedIn profile.

Feel free to contact Lauren at lauren6@gmail.com, or via Twitter @LGZreader.