Naomi Fair, PhD
Assistant Professor of Childhood Studies
nf414@camden.rutgers.edu
Phone: 856-225-8741
Office: 329 Cooper Street, Room 204
Dr. Naomi Fair’s research focuses on the intersection of racism and ableism in schooling and critical inquiry-based professional learning. In her work, she draws on the fields of disability studies in education, disability critical race theory, critical disability studies, critical pedagogy, and her own experiences is a former K-12 educator. Using participatory research methods, Dr. Fair prioritizes co-designing critical inquiry spaces in which collaborators work to understand and recognize educational injustice and cultivate collective resistance in solidarity with disabled and multiply marginalized students.
Dr. Fair’s scholarship has been published in the Journal of Interdisciplinary Teacher Leadership, Inclusive Practices, American Quarterly, and the Handbook of Research on Special Education Teacher Preparation.
View full CV here.
See the syllabi for Dr. Fair’s courses below:
- Introduction to Childhood Studies (Undergraduate)
- Critical Disability Studies (Graduate)