Katie Healey

Professor dedicated to fostering understanding of the intricate intersections between technology, disability, and warfare, Dr. Katie Healey serves as the Education Specialist for Hybrid/Online Pedagogies at the Center for Educational Effectiveness at UC Davis. A Sacramento native, Dr. Healey earned her PhD in History of Science and Medicine from Yale University in 2019. Her academic journey is marked by a commitment to promoting Universal Design for Learning, an instructional framework that champions equity and accessibility in education. Dr. Healey's research delves into the nuanced realms of disability, deception, and technology during the 20th-century warfare, shedding light on how these elements have shaped historical narratives and contemporary understandings. Her scholarly pursuits are complemented by her teaching experience at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where she taught courses related to environmental studies, science, technology, and gender from 2019 to 2021. At UC Davis, Dr. Healey is instrumental in advancing hybrid and online pedagogies, ensuring that educational practices are inclusive and effective. Her work is characterized by a deep-seated passion for integrating technology with educational methodologies to enhance learning experiences for all students. Through her research and teaching, Dr. Healey continues to contribute significantly to the fields of education and history, inspiring both her colleagues and students alike.