SARA K. REZVI
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  • I am a first-generation, Pakistani/American immigrant born in Karachi and raised in Chicago. I live on the unceded territories of the Peoria, Potawatomi, Miami, Kiikaapoi people. Pay Your Rent Here: payyourrent.ca/
  • I completed my Masters of Arts in Education at ​The University of Chicago - Urban Teacher Education Program in June 2008. Before that, I received a B.A. in Mathematics  from the University of Chicago.
  • I am currently a doctoral candidate at the University of Illinois at Chicago.  My research interests explore the intersections of pre-service and early career math teacher preparation in the United States, critical race feminism, and identity construction. 
  • I served as program director of the Math Circles of Chicago, one of the largest free math circles in the country.
  • I am now a tenure-track assistant professor at Dominican University in the College of Education.
  • When I’m not working, I enjoy reading and dreaming about science-fiction and its possibilities.
  • I am a licensed math educator, instructional coach, and have served as grade level and department heads. I have taught in New York City, Chicago, and in Mexico and have over a decade of teaching experience. 
  • I write poetry on the side. It has a way of illuminating the truth. My poems have been featured in Chicago's SouthSide Weekly, Scout & Birdie, and other 'zines. 
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  • About Me
  • Publications
  • Talks
  • Partnerships
  • Orientations
  • Teaching