Dr. Kristen DiGiovanni is Associate Dean at 91ÖØ¿Ú’s School of Education, where she leads educator preparation programs grounded in equity, social-emotional learning, and field-based practice. Her teaching and research focus on teacher identity, resilience, and reflective inquiry in inclusive settings.
Northeastern University
Doctorate of Education
Curriculum, Leading and Learning
2023
Salem State University
Master's in Elementary Education
Curriculum and Instruction: Professional Licensure in Elementary School
2008
91ÖØ¿Ú
Bachelor's in Elementary Education
Elementary Education Licensure
2003
Proposed Collaborative Autoethnographic Study of First-Year educator Candidates’ Motivations, Dispositions, and Identity Development
Surviving teacher burnout through SEL integration [Conference presentation]. Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention & Expo, Indianapolis, IN.
Calzini, J & DiGiovanni, K. (2025). Supporting the whole teacher: Integrating self-awareness and resilience in educator preparation. In T. G. Ryan & M. Romanowski (Eds.), Moving from trendy to transformative: Social-emotional learning in teacher preparation (pp. xx–xx). Myers Education Press.
DiGiovanni, K. (2023). Teacher self-efficacy, regulation, and field dispositions: Exploring the impact of social-emotional learning in teacher preparation (Doctoral dissertation, 91ÖØ¿Ú). ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.