Monica Huband, Ed.D.

Courses Taught
- EDUC 632 – Language Acquisition and Instruction
- EDUC 410 – Elementary Curriculum
- EDLC 623 – Principles of Behavior Management
- EDLC 510 – Instructional Strategies for Diverse Learners
- EDUC 225 – Instructional Design: Elementary
- EDUC 641 – Supervision of Instruction
- EDUC 741 – Theories of Educational Leadership
- EDUC 989 – Dissertation Writing and Research
Biography
Monica Huband serves as an Online Chair and associate professor within the School of Education at Liberty University. She began her career in education in 2005 and has specialized in elementary education with a focus on urban education. She has taught in public, private, and charter schools in Virginia, Colorado, and North Carolina. After many years of classroom teaching, Dr. Huband transitioned to teacher education at Liberty University. Today, Dr. Huband enjoys serving as the faculty sponsor for the Urban Education Club, serving as the program director for the MAT program, and teaching courses related to elementary curriculum and behavior management.
Professional Memberships
- ASCD
- ISTE
- VA-ATE
Research Interests
- Urban Education
- Students from low socioeconomic backgrounds
- The impact of poverty on students’ academic and social progress