Team

Current Members

SFSU

Hao Yue
Hao Yue ( He/Him/His )
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
PI of NSF CSforAll project that aims to provide professional development and support for high school CS teachers in San Francisco through a research-practice partnership.
(415) 338-2289
Ilmi Yoon
Ilmi Yoon ( She/Her/Hers )
Professor, Department of Computer Science
I of NSF IUSE Promoting INclusivity in Computing (PINC) project. She is also the Co-PI of NSF CS4All project and NSF INCLUDES CAHSI.
(415) 338-2335
Larry Horvath
Larry Horvath ( He/Him/His )
Retired Associate Professor of Science Education, Retired Associate Director of the Center for Science and Math Education
His research focuses on teaching and learning through inquiry and the impact of teacher preparation on STEM teacher retention, persistence, and student achievement in high needs/hard to staff urban schools.
(415) 338-2693
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Qun Wang ( He/Him/His )
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
His research lies in cross-layer communication designing for mobile cloud/edge computing wireless networks, Intelligent Reflect Surface assisted MIMO mmWave communication networks and machine learning-enabled spectrum sharing networks.
Jingyi Wang
Jingyi Wang ( She/Her/Hers )
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
She supports NSF CSforAll (K-12 Computer Science Education partnering with San Francisco Unified School District) project and teaches Computer Network for the K-12 CS teacher certification program at San Francisco State University.
(415) 405-2636
Pat Donahue
Pat Donohue ( She/Her/Hers )
Instructor for CS4All; Retired Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
She is Co-Principal Investigator on a National Science Foundation grant that creates a research-practice partnership to provide professional development and support for K-12 CS teachers in San Francisco Unified School District.
(415) 338-7833

Partner Institutions

Virginia Lehmkuhl-Dakhwe CS4NorthCal
Virginia Lehmkuhl-Dakhwe ( She/Her/Hers )
Co-PI for CS4All; University STEM Education Officer at San Jose State University
Her particular areas of interest and program development are in integrating elements of Computational Thinking across content areas and broadening participation and persistence in STEM teaching, learning and research.
Anna Baynes CS4NorthCal
Anna Baynes ( She/Her/Hers )
Co-PI for CS4All; Professor, Department of Computer Science at Sacramento State University
Chia Jung Chung CS4NorthCal
Chia-Jung Chung ( She/Her/Hers )
Co-PI for CS4All; Professor, Deparment of Computer Science at Sacramento State University
Mark Gondree CS4NorthCal
Mark Gondree ( He/Him/His )
Co-PI for CS4All; Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science at Sonoma State University
He is the CSSA program director of the SSU program, which is a collaboration with the SSU CS Department, SSU STEM Teacher Education Pathways (STEP) Center, and the CSU’s Math and Science Teacher Initiative (MSTI) program.
Rajeev CS4NorthCal
Rajeev Virmani ( He/Him/His )
Co-PI for CS4All; Associate Professor of Mathematics Education in the Department of Curriculum Studies and Secondary Education at Sonoma State University
Virmani has focused on providing rich learning experiences for preservice and inservice teachers to improve their skills and knowledge for teaching mathematics and ultimately support student learning.

Program Evaluators

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Lisa Kaczmarczyk ( She/Her/Hers )
External Evaluator for CS4All; Owner of a program evaluation business that specializes in STEM education
Dr. Kaczmarczyk has over 10 years of experience evaluating mixed-method multi-institutional federally funded STEM research projects at the primary, secondary and post-secondary levels and has served as project PI.
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Aleata Hubbard-Cheuoua ( She/Her/Hers )
Research Evaluator, WestEd
Her research focuses on documenting and understanding the knowledge that K–12 educators develop around how to teach computing.

Previous Collaborators

Brian Beatty
Brian Beatty
Associate Professor of Instructional Technologies in the Department of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies
His primary areas of interest and research include social interaction in online learning, flipped classroom implementation, and developing instructional design theory for Hybrid-Flexible learning environments. He received his Ph.D. in Instructional System
Eric Hsu
Eric Hsu
Chair of the Department of Mathematics
Co-PI of the CS4SF Project. Mathematics Education | Advisor for the Math BA (Concentration Teaching) program