Annmarie Noonan

Adjunct Assistant Professor

Bowman Building, Room 214-C
anoonan20@su.edu

Educational History

Ph.D., Shenandoah University; M.A.T, James Madison University; B.S., James Madison University

Professional Highlights

Middle school principal with experience leading instructional improvement and professional learning initiatives
Completed doctoral dissertation on collective teacher efficacy and leadership (2024)
Published peer-reviewed research in the Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education
Presenter at national and regional education conferences including Visible Learning and CPED
Secured over $105,000 in grant funding to support school-based instructional improvement
Recipient of the Brenda Loyd Outstanding Dissertation Award and Shenandoah University Outstanding Graduate Award

Research

Collective teacher efficacy and its enabling conditions in K–12 schools
Instructional leadership practices that support professional community and school improvement
Practitioner research and applied leadership models
Self-regulation and academic writing in doctoral and graduate education

Personal Highlights

Middle school principal, researcher, and lifelong learner. Enjoys hiking, jazz, reading widely, and sharing a love of learning with students and educators. Passionate about empowering learners and building strong educational communities.

Fields of Expertise

Collective Teacher Efficacy
Instructional Leadership & School Improvement
Teacher Development & Professional Learning
Educational Research & Practitioner Inquiry