Dr. Lynn Burlbaw

Biography

Lynn Burlbaw is a Senior Professor at Texas A&M University, specializing in Curriculum and Instruction. He received his Ph.D. in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Texas at Austin in 1989 and holds a Master’s degree from Eastern New Mexico University. He has a robust teaching portfolio, demonstrating a commitment to shaping future educators through diverse course offerings such as Directed Studies and Special Topics in Oral History Research and History Education. His scholarly contributions include an array of publications covering topics in curriculum history, bilingual education, and educational methodologies, reflecting his diverse research interests. Notably, he has co-authored significant works in educational history and teacher certification, participating actively in academic discourse through various journals and edited volumes. Burlbaw has supervised numerous doctoral students, guiding them on their educational research journeys. His research endeavors also engage with innovative educational practices through funded projects, including studies on heritage tourism and STEM education. He has received accolades for his teaching excellence and has held editorial responsibilities for several educational journals, affirming his influential role in the academic community.

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