Overview

  • Kristine Sunday is an Assistant Professor of Teaching and Learning and Co-Director of the Daren College of Education and Professional Studies' Literacy Center. She earned her PhD in Art Education from the The Pennsylvania State University in 2011.

    • Selected Publications

    Articles In Academic Journals

    Year Title
    2017 Poverty is two coins: young children read and draw social justice issues.  The Reading Teacher. 679-688.
    2015 Relational making: Re/imagining theories of child art.  Studies in art education. 288-340.
    2014 Introductions.  Bank Street Occasional Papers.
    2013 "I'm going to have to draw it to find out": Cognitive intersections between playing, knowing, and the formation of egocentric speech.  International Journal of Art in Early Childhood Research Journal.
    2013 Relational Spaces of becoming in research with children..  International Journal of Education and the Arts.
    "Playing with identity": Fluidity, power and possibilities from virtual girl world.  Arts and Learning Research Journal. 35-50.

    Chapters

    Year Title
    2015 New directions in researching young children’s art making.  Handbook of research methods in early childhood education. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing.

    Research Overview

  • Her research interests include children's drawing, early childhood art education and questions of materiality in early childhood teaching and learning.

    • Grants

  • Early Childhood Symposium  awarded by PNC 2016 -
  • Early Childhood Symposium  awarded by PNC Bank 2015 -
  • Early Childhood Symposium  awarded by PNC 2014 -

    • Expertise Keywords

  • Early Childhood Art
  • Early Childhood Pedagogy
  • Learning
  • Qualitative Research Methodology

    • Education And Training

  • Ph.D. in Art Education, Pennsylvania State University 2011

    • Full Name

  • Kristine Sunday