Gonzalez, Lidia

Gonzalez, Lidia

Professor

Mathematics and Computer Science

Phone: 718-262-2551
Office Location: AC-2C07D
Email: lgonzalez@york.cuny.edu

Dr. Lidia Gonzalez, a Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at York College, is a first-generation college graduate. She began her career as a high school mathematics teacher in a large, comprehensive public high school in New York City. Dr. Gonzalez’s research interests focus broadly on the teaching and learning of mathematics with the aim of improving the educational experiences of students at all levels. More specifically she is interested in teaching of mathematics for social justice, mathematics identity, and professional development/teacher training. She has published numerous articles and book chapters, has given presentations at regional and national conferences, and is the author of the book Bad at Math? Dismantling Harmful Beliefs that Hinder Equitable Mathematics Education published by Corwin Press.

Curriculum Vitae

Office Hours

DayTime
By appointment (in person or via zoom)E-mail me some good days/times to set up a meeting

Education

DegreeInstitutionFieldDates
PhD CUNY Graduate Center Urban Education 2008 
MPhil CUNY Graduate Center Urban Education 2007 
MA New York University Mathematics Education 1999 
BS New York University Mathematics Education 1997 

Areas of Expertise

  • Mathematics Education - specifically, grades 9-12 & urban settings
  • Teaching Mathematics for Social Justice - includes issues of equity & diversity
  • Math Identity Development
  • Teacher Education/Professional Development in mathematics

Publications in Field Of Expertise

Other

Revised: August 10, 2026