Associate Professor
Early, Elementary, and Reading Education

Education:
B.S., Secondary Education – English Language Arts, Indiana University
M.S., International and Comparative Education, Indiana University
Ph.D., Curriculum, Teaching, and Education Policy, Michigan State University

Professional Interests:
Global Education
Social Studies across the K-12 curriculum
Place-Conscious Education
Critical Geography
Democratic Citizenship Education

Aaron Bodle is an assistant professor in the Department of Early, Elementary, and Reading Education. He is interested in educational responses to changing conceptions of citizenship and place in a globalized world. His teaching, research, and service all seek to contribute to teachers’, teacher educators’, and theorists’ understanding of identity and diversity, power, national and global citizenship, civic efficacy, and social responsibility.

Affiliations:
American Educational Research Association, National Council for the Social Studies, and National Association of Multicultural Education