Amy Fox

Job Title

• Adjunct Faculty - Student Teaching Supervisor, Thesis Advisor, Science Content Expert
  Teaching (M.A.), Graduate School

Highlight

Secondary Science, Trauma Informed Instruction, Education Equity, Environmental Education

Started at Bethel

2019

Education

• Bethel University - BS Biology , 2008
• Hamline University - MA Teaching , 2015

Biography

Amy Fox has lived and taught in Minneapolis, MN for over ten years.  Attending an Environmental High School and majoring in Biology, Amy developed a passion for hands-on and relevent Science and Environmental education in schools. Beginning her career at an Alternative High School in Minneapolis inspired Amy's masters thesis on trauma and learning.  Through her teaching experience and research, Amy has become increasingly aware of the need for trauma informed instruction and practices within schools.  Throughout Amy's career she has worked as a High School Science teacher, taught science in an Adult Education Diploma program, and worked as a Learning Specialist.  With a background in Science education and her work as a learning specialist Amy helped develop a supplimental writing curriculum for high school students.  Amy loves working with high school students and has really enjoyed encouraging and equiping student teachers through Bethel's MAT program.  Along with teaching Amy loves camping and hiking with her husband and three kids, playing and coaching hockey, gardening, and painting.    

Courses Taught

Lab Safety Workshop

Student Teaching Supervisor

Thesis Advisor

Certificates and Licenses

Life Science 9-12

Certified Scuba Diver

Professional Organizations, Committees, and Boards

Childcare Board Member