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James Noonan, Ed.D.

Associate Professor, Salem State University
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James Noonan is an associate professor in the McKeown School of Education at Salem State University (SSU), where he teaches courses in adaptive leadership, school-community partnerships, and culturally responsive teaching. His research interests include the intersection of leadership, learning, and identity as well as the dynamic effects of district- and school-level equity initiatives.

Recent Publications

Conversations of Practice: InFo-TED, NA's Collective Inquiry into Teacher Educator Learning

Frances Rust, Jennifer L Jacobs, Fernando Naiditch, Francesco Pignatosi, Dirck Roosevelt, Connor Kiernan Warner, James Noonan, Diane Yendol-Hoppey, Brandon Butler, Jennifer L Snow, Carrie Nepstad

D. John McIntyre, David M. Byrd, Jennifer L. Snow, Handbook of Research on Teacher Education, 4th edition, Routledge, 2026, pp. 393-405

The developmental demands of antiracist school leadership: From state standards to leadership education

James Noonan, Jacy Ippolito, Megan Charner-Laird

Journal of Research on Leadership Education, 2025

Red light! Green light! An analytic frame and learning device for race talk

Ashley J. Carey, Hilary Lustick, James Noonan, Peter Piazza

Equity & Excellence in Education, 2025

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James Noonan, Ed.D.
Associate Professor

Secondary and Higher Education

Salem State University

352 Lafayette Street
Salem, MA 01970

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