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Assistant Professor
mezadx@jmu.edu
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A native of Colombia, South America, Diana came to the United States as an exchange student during high school. She was recruited to James Madison University as a member of the women’s golf team and earned her Bachelor in Business Administration. After her graduation, Diana worked briefly in the banking industry and returned to her alma mater to pursue a Master’s in Education in Adult Education and Human Resources. After completion of her master’s program, Diana was hired to teach Spanish language, English to adult immigrants and courses in learning theories and diversity in education at James Madison University. In addition, she is the director of the JMU Dual Master’s Degree in Education with the University of Salamanca, Spain in Spanish Language and Culture and is pursuing her PhD in Education at George Mason University. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, playing golf, reading and traveling around the world.

Affiliation

Program Director for Spanish Language and Culture for Educators

Educationial Foundations and Exceptionalities

Publications

Meza, Diana. Latinx Immigrant Parents and Their Child's Teacher: Family Engagement Experiences. Diss. George Mason University, 2022

Meza, Diana. "English as a second language: The impact of teacher responsiveness to implementing the sheltered instruction observation protocol model." James Madison  University (2010)

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