Title
Director of Lifelong Learning (CLASP) and Lecturer
Department
Development Sociology
Institution
Cornell University
Education
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PhD, Cornell University, Independent Doctorate combining Adult Education, Sociology, Anthropology, Evaluation and Community Planning. Department of Policy Analysis & Management.
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MPS, Cornell University, Community and Rural Development.
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MLS, University of Kentucky, Library and and Information Science
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BA, Berea College, English Literature
Research Interests
Biography
Annalisa L. Raymer’s adventuresome background includes community organizing and leadership development in Appalachia and Alaska, teaching seminarians as well as kindergarteners, and process design. A member of the Development Sociology department at Cornell University, Dr. Raymer teaches community-engaged courses in Adult, Community & Leadership Learning. Her students apply their studies in real-world settings by: a) partnering with adult learners for educational mentoring and mutual growth, and, b) planning and offering professional development and community education. Additionally, Annalisa directs Cornell’s adult lifelong learning program, the Community Learning and Service Partnership, CLASP. Her research interests include global education and learning cities; public life and democratic placemaking; media and identity; theory articulation in emergent research; and design + evaluation. Dr. Raymer consults in organizational culture change, faculty development, teacher continuing education, instructional design, and community capacity-building.
Homepages
Contact Information
Cornell University
Development Sociology | Education
Warren Hall Room 234, 137 Reservoir Ave, Ithaca, NY 14853-7801
USA
1+( 607) 255.4673
