Natalie S. King, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Georgia State University
Natalie S. King is an associate professor in the College of Education & Human Development at Georgia State University and founding executive director of I AM STEM, LLC. Her scholarly work focuses on advancing Black girls in STEM education, community-based STEM programs, and the role of curriculum in fostering equity in science teaching and learning. Dr. King is a recipient of NSF’s Alan T. Waterman Award and the Faculty Early Career Development Award (CAREER). Her research and programs challenge the capitalist agenda for encouraging girls’ involvement in STEM.
Blog Posts
“Sharpen the Saw”: Sustainable Self-Care for Early Career STEM Teachers | April 11, 2024
