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Newton Elected to American Evaluation Association Board of Directors

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Dr. Xiaoxia Newton, Associate Professor of Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation has been elected to a three-year term on the American Evaluation Association (AEA) Board of Directors. AEA is the leading national organization for evaluators with 7700 members representing all 50 states in the United States as well as over 60 countries.

Wilson named to post at Oklahoma State University

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Dr. Clyde Wilson, 2013 Ed.D. graduate, was recently promoted to Assistant Vice President for Institutional Diversity at Oklahoma State University. Dr. Wilson is a former recipient of the Department’s Legacy for Leadership Dissertation of the Year Award for his work, “Imagining the unthinkable: A case study exploring an institutional response to the persistence of African […]

ERME Students Receive NCARE Awards

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Two students from the Ph.D. in Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation (ERME) earned research awards from the North Carolina Association for Research in Education (NCARE). David Lynn received the 2020 Marvin Wyne Outstanding Student Paper Award for his paper, The Relationship Between Faculty Professional Development Experiences Abroad and Nurturing Intercultural Competencies Growth. Kristin Villanueva received […]

Miller named to CAHEP Post

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Ryan Miller, assistant professor of higher education, was elected program/pre-conference chair of the Council for the Advancement of Higher Education Programs (CAHEP). CAHEP, a council of the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE), seeks to enrich the teaching and learning experiences of students and faculty in graduate higher education programs within North America […]

LDT Ed.D. Student, Heather Ramsey, Starts New Position

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Congratulations to Heather Ramsey, an Ed.D. Student in the Learning, Design and Technology concentration on her new position as the Director of Educational Technology at the Fletcher School. In this role, Heather will work collaboratively with administration and teachers to provide leadership, vision, and day-to-day management of educational technology. Heather will also support teachers through […]

Miller Receives Prestigious Cato Early Career Award

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Ryan A. Miller, assistant professor of higher education, is the recipient of the Cato College of Education Early Career Faculty Award. The goal of the award is to honor the extraordinary work of a junior faculty member in the College of Education. Miller directs and teaches in the higher education programs at UNC Charlotte (M.Ed. […]

Dr. Bradley Smith Receives 2020 Legacy for Leadership Award

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Dr. Bradley Smith, 2019 graduate of the Ed.D. in Educational Leadership-Higher Education Concentration, is the recipient of the 2020 Legacy for Leadership Award, which is given for the dissertation of the year in the Department of Educational Leadership. Dr. Smith’s winning dissertation is titled: From Early College to the University: A Case Study Exploring First-Semester […]

Kim named Co-Chair of SIGIMIE

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Stella Kim, Assistant Professor of Educational Research, has been named the founding Co-Chair of a new Special Interest Group in Measurement in Education (SIGIMIE) with the National Council on Measurement in Education (NCME). The title of the SIGIMIE is Contemporary Issues in Scaling, Linking, and Equating (SLE), which was proposed by Dr. Kim to provide […]

Ed.D. Students and Faculty meet with Elected Officials in Raleigh

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On Friday, November 1, 2019, the Ed.D. Superintendency cohort, led by Drs. Walter Hart and Jim Watson, visited Raleigh to learn about education finance and policy with state leaders. The visit included a trip to the North Carolina Legislative Building and a meeting with the North Carolina Association of School Administrators, and was followed by […]