Elizabeth Bagley is a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Educational Psychology and Environment and Resources.
Background
Elizabeth Bagley is a graduate student in Educational Psychology and the Environment and Resources program in the Gaylord Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She received her B.S. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in Zoology and Biological Aspects of Conservation and a certificate in Environmental Studies. Elizabeth spent a year studying in Kenya through the Minnesota Studies in International Development program and during that time, became interested in the disconnect between people and their environment. Upon completion of her degrees, Elizabeth was accepted to Teach For America and taught 8-12th grade sciences for two years in South Louisiana. While teaching, she became interested in exploring students’ understandings of ecology and how their understandings shaped their world. She is currently working with Dr. David Williamson Shaffer on the Urban Science epistemic game in which players engage in the professional practices of urban planners and learn how to become ecological thinkers in the process.
More information
For more information about Elizabeth’s work, please see Publications page for all publications.
Elizabeth’s current CV (PDF link)
Affiliated research groups
Educational Psychology Department Learning Sciences Program
Wisconsin Center for Education Research
Contact information
Elizabeth Bagley
Department of Educational Psychology
Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies: Environment and Resources
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Educational Sciences Building, Room 1078D
1025 West Johnson Street
Madison, WI 53711
v: +1 608 890 3444
e: easowatzke at wisc dot edu
