- General Methods
- Middle Childhood Social Studies Methods
- Middle School Concept
- Social Studies Methods
- Education Capstone
A native of Florida, Tanya Judd completed her doctorate in the College of Health and Public Affairs from the University of Central Florida. Her dissertation focused on the impact of certification by the National Board of Professional Teaching Standards on burnout levels of teachers. In addition, Judd has earned a Master's degree in History from the University of Florida. For 10 years, she was a teacher and Learning Resource Specialist in the public school system of Orlando, Florida. She utilized her background in K-12 education in designing the Teacher Leadership Certificate offered by the McDonough Center, and she currently serves as coordinator of the program.
In addition to her faculty position, Judd has served in a number of roles at Marietta College. These have included the Director of Civic Engagement for the McDonough Center for Leadership and Business, the Director of the Worthington Center for Teaching Excellence, and now as Chair of the Education Department. Judd has been selected as a recipient of the John G. and Jeanne B. McCoy Teaching Excellence Professorship and has received the Harness Outstanding Educator Award in addition to being recognized as Outstanding Faculty Member by the MC Student Government Association.