Teacher Education Program Faculty
Courses in the Teacher Education Program (TEP) are taught primarily by adjunct faculty members who represent the best the teaching profession has to offer in terms of their practice, wisdom, guidance, and commitment to developing future teachers.
They come from a wide-range of professional and academic backgrounds, and offer more than eight decades of combined practical, hands-on experience. These faculty members know schools, know teaching, and know the impact of policy on practices.
They are rich resources ready to share their expertise with you.
Dr. Rexford G. Brown, Interim Director of the Teacher Education Program and Instructorwn 
PHD, University of Iowa - English Literature/Modern Letters; MA, University of Iowa - American and British Literature; BA, Middlebury College - American Literature
Dr. Brown is the Founding Executive Director of P.S.1 Charter School, an interdisciplinary, project-based, inner-city middle school/high school in Denver. Prior to joining the Teacher Education Program, he was Director of the University of Denver High School. Dr. Brown is the author of It's Your Fault! An insider's guide to learning and teaching in city schools (2003), Schools of Thought: How the politics of literacy shape thinking in the classroom (1991) and scores of articles, monographs and reports on education reform and student achievement in reading, writing and art.
E-mail: rbrown9@du.edu
Rexford G. Brown Vita