Glenda Guerrero, Ed.D.

Dr. Glenda Guerrero is an assistant professor in the Department of Data Science. She has dedicated herself to lifelong learning for almost 30 years, focusing on helping students achieve success in the fields of computer science and engineering. Utilizing her deep knowledge of content appropriate for the given educational level, Dr. Guerrero employs inquiry, observation, and evaluation as the basis for assessing and improving student learning in a manner that is appropriate for their age and language needs. While her initial interest in this field was sparked by her experience as the daughter of immigrants, her passion for justice and empathy towards individuals with neurodiverse abilities have compelled her to serve a wide range of students.

As a Catholic first-generation Latina in S.T.E.M., Dr. Guerrero continues to fulfill her mission of mentoring groups that are often underrepresented in terms of race, gender, and ability. She has encouraged self-exploration and empowered innovative approaches to learning, which have helped to support the academic achievements of students who have traditionally been marginalized. Dr. Guerrero received a B.S. degree in Computer Science with a minor in Spanish from William Paterson University and an M.A. in Computing and Education from Columbia University – Teachers College. She received her Ed.D. degree from Saint Peter’s University in 2020.