ABOUT DR. AMY FOX

Dr. Amy Fox is a veteran teacher of computer science, technology, and formerly math at Valhalla High School (VHS) in New York, and was a district Technology Integration Liaison for over 10 years.  She is currently founder and vice president of the Computer Science Teachers' Association (CSTA) Lower Hudson Valley chapter and served for three years as a 9-12 Representative on the CSTA Board of Directors.  Amy also co-facilitates the Computer Science Collegial Circle at Putnam/Northern Westchester-BOCES.

 Amy completed her doctorate in Computing at Pace University, where her research focus was in the use of virtual world learning environments in education, and its impact on student achievement, higher order thinking skills, and motivation. 

Amy is a leader and supporter of many technology initiatives at VHS, including being a member of  the district's Technology Task Force for curriculum and professional development, developing the VHS computer science program, implementing Google Apps for Education, and co-developing a digital citizenship and cyber safety program for the high school.  In addition, Amy also serves as co-chair of the Valhalla UFSD's AI committee, focusing on AI literacy and support of teachers and students in the use of AI in the classroom. 

Amy’s conference presentations include the following topics:  Equity in Computer Science education, Game Design, Social Media and Students, Virtual Education, Robotics in the Classroom, and more!

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