Cristine Goldberg

Cristine Goldberg, Ed. D.

Assistant Professor

Phone: 678-839-6129 | Fax: 678-839-6153

Email:  cgoldber@westga.edu

Office: Education Annex 140

Hours: Wed. 1:00-6:00 alternating with Tues/Thurs 9:00-2:00


Biography

Dr. Cristine G. Goldberg is an Assistant Professor of Media Services in the College of Education's Media program. She teaches graduate courses in the field of school library media. Her research is focused upon visual literacy and the use of visual resources in education. Publications include the use of information literacy with Notable Books in social studies, visual literacy in Asian culture and connecting visual principles from Bang with a project for student awareness of visual literacy. Prior to her appointment at UWG, Dr. Goldberg worked as high school teacher with special needs students and a teacher of the gifted. She also worked for 25 years as a media specialist in the K-12 setting in Georgia public schools. She began work at UWG in 2003 as an adjunct faculty in media and joined the faculty as a full-time instructor in 2007

Education/Degrees

  • B.A., Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts, Florida International University, 1975
  • M.S., Master of Science in Education, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, 1979
  • Ed.S., Education Specialist in Media Services in Education, West Georgia College, 1990
  • Ph.D., Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction, University of Sarasota, 1997

Courses Taught

Fall 2013
  • MEDT-7469 (Superv of Schl Libr Media Prog) Sec. 01 [ View Syllabus ]
Spring 2013

Selected Publications

  • South, G., & Goldberg, C. G. (2010). Notable trade book lesson plan: Let it begin here! Lexington & Concord: First battles of the American Revolution. Social Science Research & Practice, 5(1), 157-167. Retrieved from http://www.socstrp.org/issues/ PDF/5.1 [ View Publication ]
  • Goldberg, C. G., & Baylen, D. M. (2009, October). Be not afraid: Connecting visual principles and emotions. Presentation made at the International Visual Literacy Association conference, Chicago, IL. [ View Publication ]
  • Baylen, D. M., & Goldberg, C. (March, 2010). Visual literacy meets Southeast Asian culture: Images as content in selected children's picture books. In R. E. Griffith, et al (Eds.), Selected readings of the International Visual Literacy Association. Lorett