Guada Lozano

On sabbatical through July 1, 2025

Guadalupe (Guada) Lozano grew up in Argentina. She serves as Director and Endowed Chair for the Center for University Education Scholarship (CUES) and is a Research Professor in Mathematics. Guada’s present work includes building faculty capacity in the scholarship of teaching and learning across all disciplines and supporting asset-based institutional transformation. A recent grant-sponsored project dear to her heart, is a Grounded in Place mathematics curriculum and Community of Practice, drawing on the Arizona-Sonora Borderlands as place and identity, to nurture relationality to place and each other through mathematics.  

Trained as a mathematician, Guada has led and contributed to local, national, and international efforts committed to growing equitable practices in higher education, STEM professions, and public schools. They include active collaborations with community colleges, and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs), research on conceptual learning and instruction, STEM equity through “servingness,” and the global gender gap in science and mathematics. In 2021 Guada was named a Notable Woman in Math by the Association for Women in Mathematics, and featured in the inaugural deck of Even Quad Playing Cards for her contributions to research, the profession, and the University on teaching, learning, and equity.