Richard N. Steinberg is Professor in both the Department of Secondary Education and the Department of Physics at City College of New York. His activities include teaching (science teachers, engineering students, physics majors), research in physics/science education, community outreach, and student-centered instructional reform.
 

Education

Ph.D., Applied Physics, Yale University (1992)
Teacher Certification, Teacher Preparation Program, Yale University (1992)
M.S., Physics, Yale University (1987)
B.S., Physics and Mathematics, State University of New York at Binghamton (1986)
 

Professional Experience

1999 - present:
City College of New York School of Education and Department of Physics The City University of New York Graduate Center Programs in Physics and Urban Education:
    Professor (2005 - present)
    Program Head, Secondary/Middle School Science Ed. Program (1999 - present)
    Associate Professor (1999 - 2004, with tenure starting 2004)

1995 - 1999:
University of Maryland, National Academy of Education Spencer Postdoctoral Fellow, Research Associate, Physics Education Research Group

1992 - 1995:
University of Washington, Research Associate, Physics Education Group