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Dr. Albert Fein
Professor, Department Chair and Program Director of the Master of Education (School Administration) (Alberta) Gonzaga University Department of Leadership and Administration AD Box 25 Spokane, WA 99258 Phone: 3651 Fax: 509 313 5485 Office Location Professor, Department of Educational Leadership and Administration School of Education September 2008: Promoted to Professor; September 2004: Promoted to Associate Professor; September 2001: Appointed to Tenure Track September 1998: Appointed as Assistant Professor; 1988-1998: K-12 Administrator Spokane School District #81; Monroe School District #103; Snohomish School District #201; 1964-1988: K-12 Teacher Edmonds School District #15 |
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Dr. Cynthia Johnson
Assistant Professor and Program Director / Supervisor for Principal / Program Administrator Certification (Washington State), DELA 714 E Boone Ave AD Box 25 Spokane, WA 99258-0025 Phone: (509) 313-3650 Office Location
Cynthia Johnson is an Assistant Professor and the Director of Principal Certification at Gonzaga University. She has been involved in education since 1994 with seven years of experience as a school administrator for both elementary and intermediate schools, achieving recognition in 2013 as the Jeanne Foster Wardian Leadership in Education Award from the School of Education at G.U., the 2012 winner of the Leading for Professional Learning Award through Learning Forward, and one of five finalists for the 2007 Texas Principal of the Year. She received her doctoral degree in Educational Leadership with a cognate focus on the role of Superintendent in Schools from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. She has two master’s degrees, one in School Administration and the other in Special Education. She also holds state certifications in Elementary Education, Special Education, Biology, School Administrator, and Superintendent. Dr. Johnson has also contributed to the development of future school administrators through Partners for Educational Leadership at the service center in Corpus Christi, Texas. Her areas of interest in education have been creating effective teaching teams, implementing action research, building school morale, online learning, and working with at-risk students and families. |
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Keith Lambert
Lecturer for the Department of Educational Leadership and Administration AD Box 25 Phone: 313-5762 Office Location |
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Dan Mahoney
Professor and University Program Director of Master of Anesthesiology Education 502 East Boone Avenue AD Box 25 Spokane, WA 99258 Phone: (509) 313-3584 Fax: (509) 313-3482 Office Location Office Hours My career at Gonzaga started in 1991 when I taught as an adjunct professor. I have taught full time here since 1992. I currently present courses in two programs: The Master of Arts in Leadership and Administration, and the Master of Anesthesiology Education. Please look at the links on my website to learn more about these programs.
The main courses I teach are ethics, research, leadership, teaching strategies, educational evaluation, and curricular design. My primary area of research is the practical and professional ethics of teachers and administrators. This research evolved into designing and teaching courses in ethics for the Department of Leadership and Administration, and it has evolved into two books. One of the books, Ethics and the School Administrator: Balancing Today's Complex Issues, published in 2006, has been adopted in several colleges and universities as a text for administration and leadership programs. This book helps administrators understand and more effectively deal with the ethical compromises that arise from the complex organizational and interpersonal demands of their leadership roles. The other book, Ethics in the Classroom: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice, was published in 2008. This book, too, has been adopted in several colleges and universities as a text for teacher training programs and master's degree programs. This book helps show educators how they might choose among ethical approaches to decision-making as they face the difficult choices they make every day. Another recent publication is Overload and Collapse in the K-12 System, an edited book my colleague, Al Fein, and I wrote and published in 2008. That collaboration was designed to help get the profound messages of our Canadian students' research findings into the hands of educators and policy makers. My first book, An Organizational, Social Psychological, and Ethical Analysis of School Administrators' use of Deception, was published in 2003. This book examines the role of organizational dynamics in shaping ethically compromising situations. Whether teaching in the Master of Anesthesiology Education program or the Master of Arts in Leadership and Administration program, I feel truly blessed to be with my colleagues here at Gonzaga as we focus on our most important work - which is to help nurse anesthetists, teachers, school administrators, and other educators transform their professional practice in order to improve the lives of others. |
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Elaine Radmer, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor AD Box 25 Office Location Elaine has taught high school math and science as well as English in China. She has a doctorate in Educational Psychology from Washington State University and recently worked as a Science Assessment Specialist for the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), overseeing the development of state science assessments. |
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Dr. Chuck Salina
Associate Professor 714 East Boone Rosauer Center for Education AD Box 25 Spokane, WA 99258 Phone: 313-3643 Office Location |
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Jerri Shepard
Associate Professor and Program Director of MALA (BC) 502 E. Boone Ave. AD Box 25 Spokane, WA 99258-0025 Phone: (509) 313-3471 Fax: (509) 313-3472 Office Location Office Hours Dr. Shepard is the director of the Master of Arts in Teaching: Teaching At Risk Students, which provides graduate programs in Eastern Washington, Alberta, and British Columbia, Canada. She is also the director of Gonzaga University's Institute for Action Against Hate. |
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