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Courtney Matulka

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Biography

Dr. Courtney Matulka’s passion for education has driven her career, with over a decade focused on STEM education and instructional best practices. She has consistently worked to inspire students through engaging, hands-on STEM lessons while fostering inclusive classroom environments. Currently, as the coordinator for the Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN), she is dedicated to empowering Nebraska educators through micro-credentialing, collaborative networking, and flexible learning opportunities. Dr. Matulka’s work ensures that administrators and educators have access to high-quality, locally designed content that addresses their specific needs, helping them develop practical skills and foster innovation in their schools and districts.

Education

Ed.D., University of Nebraska at Omaha, NE, Educational Leadership

Why UNO?

Dr. Courtney Matulka is drawn to work at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) because it aligns with her passion for advancing education. UNO fosters a collaborative environment with a strong focus on innovation in education, providing an ideal platform for her ongoing work in professional development for educators. The university's commitment to community engagement, research, and leadership development resonates with her dedication to empowering Nebraska educators through initiatives like the Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN). At UNO, she continues to contribute to the mission of preparing the next generation of leaders and educators, furthering her impact on education at both local and state levels.

Vacation Spot

I love traveling to places that broaden my perspective, challenge me, and showcase the beauty of cultures or nature.

Favorite Food

Spicy food is my favorite, especially Thai! I could enjoy soup all year, no matter the weather.

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Biography

Dr. Courtney Matulka’s passion for education has driven her career, with over a decade focused on STEM education and instructional best practices. She has consistently worked to inspire students through engaging, hands-on STEM lessons while fostering inclusive classroom environments. Currently, as the coordinator for the Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN), she is dedicated to empowering Nebraska educators through micro-credentialing, collaborative networking, and flexible learning opportunities. Dr. Matulka’s work ensures that administrators and educators have access to high-quality, locally designed content that addresses their specific needs, helping them develop practical skills and foster innovation in their schools and districts.

Education

Ed.D., University of Nebraska at Omaha, NE, Educational Leadership

Why UNO?

Dr. Courtney Matulka is drawn to work at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) because it aligns with her passion for advancing education. UNO fosters a collaborative environment with a strong focus on innovation in education, providing an ideal platform for her ongoing work in professional development for educators. The university's commitment to community engagement, research, and leadership development resonates with her dedication to empowering Nebraska educators through initiatives like the Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN). At UNO, she continues to contribute to the mission of preparing the next generation of leaders and educators, furthering her impact on education at both local and state levels.

Vacation Spot

I love traveling to places that broaden my perspective, challenge me, and showcase the beauty of cultures or nature.

Favorite Food

Spicy food is my favorite, especially Thai! I could enjoy soup all year, no matter the weather.

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Biography Education Why UNO? Vacation Spot Favorite Food

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