CURRICULUM VITAE SUSAN SCHNEIDER HASSELER, PH.D. Augustana University Sioux Falls, SD 57197 (605) 274-4040 [email protected] ________________________________________________________________________________________

EDUCATION Ph.D.

Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, School of Education and Social Policy Emphases: Social Policy; Teaching and Learning Processes; Educational Leadership

1994

M.A.

University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD, College of Education: Special Education 1984

B.S.

Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI, Elementary and Special Education

1977

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE 2012-2016 Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Augustana University, Sioux Falls, SD •

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Augustana University: A private liberal arts college affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America; Current enrollment: 1750 undergraduate and 150 graduate students; 135 full time faculty; NCAA Division II. Academic Affairs: 53 majors; 14 pre-professional programs; multiple graduate programs in 22 departments; Office of Graduate and Continuing Education; Registrar; International Programs Office; Student Success Center; Information Technology Services; Mikkelsen Library; Center for Western Studies; Performing and Visual Arts; Assessment, Accreditation, and Institutional Research. $20 million budget including a $4.2 million grant portfolio.

Responsibilities/Selected Accomplishments: Serve as major advisor to the President and the Board of Trustees in the academic area of the University. • Played a key role in developing the vision and content for the new strategic plan, Augustana Horizons 2019, establishing strategies for increased enrollment, innovative programming, updated technologies, alternative funding sources, new partnerships, effective branding, and a revised master plan. Leading implementation of academic components of the plan. Engage in development, marketing, and community relations in collaboration with the Vice President for Advancement and the President. • Cultivated partnership with the Sanford Health Imagenetics Initiative (endowed at $125 million by T. D. Sanford) to fund a Masters’ Degree in Genetic Counseling and other academic programs. • Developed comprehensive campaign strategic plan focusing on academic programs and facilities, faculty research and professional development and student scholarships. • Serve as a mayoral appointee to the Executive Board of Washington Pavilion Management, Inc., the Sioux Empire United Way 2016 Campaign Cabinet; the Education and Workforce Development Committee of the Chamber of Commerce; and the Downtown Sioux Falls Rotary. Serve on the President’s Cabinet and work closely with all other administrative divisions. • Collaborate with the VP for Finance & Administration on master planning and building projects including a new $35 million science facility and planning for a student wellness center.

Collaborate with VP for Enrollment on revising financial aid and scholarship allocation, developing university access and pipeline programs, and identifying new undergraduate and graduate audiences. • Collaborate with Athletic Director on NCAA compliance and student-athlete success initiatives. Lead innovation and change initiatives. • Led Think Tank initiative that reimagined the organization and description of our undergraduate programs, examined new technologies and pedagogical strategies, and reviewed community resources for experiential and applied learning. Implementing the Think Tank recommendations this fall including a collaborative initiative with Marketing and Admissions to revise website and written materials to reach new market audiences. • Created an integrated Student Success Center model focusing on academic success, advising, career development and retention; led design task force; hired executive director. • Facilitated the revision of the liberal arts core curriculum, including procurement of grant funding for the development of a multi-disciplinary, integrated First Year Experience. • Established new Office of Graduate and Continuing Education, grew enrollment in current graduate programs, and am facilitating the development of innovative new graduate and continuing education programs and partnerships. Play leadership role in national professional organizations. • Regularly present and serve on committees for the Council of Independent Colleges, American Association of Colleges and Universities, and the American Conference of Academic Deans including leading sessions on finance and fund-raising for the CIC Workshop for Department and Division Chairs and the New CAO’s Institute. •

2008-2012 Dean of the School of Business, Education and Social Sciences and Dean of Community Engagement; Messiah College, Mechanicsburg, PA • •

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Messiah College: A private Christian college of the liberal and applied arts and sciences; Enrollment: 2810 undergraduate and 125 graduate students; NCAA Division III. School of Business, Education and Social Sciences: 930 undergraduate and 125 graduate students; 42 full-time and 53 part-time faculty; Seven undergraduate and three graduate departments/programs; the Early Learning Center and the International Business Institute. Community Engagement: Agape Center for Service and Learning; Harrisburg Urban Institute; the Ernest L. Boyer Center.

Responsibilities/Selected Accomplishments: • Began with four departments and two centers; four years later was leading seven undergraduate departments and three graduate programs, five centers and institutes, and serving as the Dean for Community Engagement. Launched three graduate programs and developed interdisciplinary undergraduate programs in sustainability and international studies. Restructured hiring process and increased support for faculty development. • Participated in strategic planning at the college level including the President’s Generative Thinking Team, the Diversity Strategic Planning Task Force and the Middle States Commission on Higher Education Steering Committee. • Served on the Harrisburg School Foundation Board of Directors (Fund-raising Committee), the United Way Community Impact Committee, the YWCA Advocacy Committee, and the President’s Advisory Council of the World Affairs Council of Harrisburg. • Served as the college’s Government Relations Liaison. Worked with professional advocacy firm resulting in a $500,000 state grant for facility development. • Administered $1.5 million Department of Justice grant focusing on capacity-building for mentoring organizations. Partnered with 44 mentoring organizations and the Mayor’s Office. • Served on the Special Academic Program Commission of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities; provided oversight for twelve off campus programs serving over 100 institutions. • Appointed to the State Board; Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Council on Education (PAACE); Office of Women in Higher Education.

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2000-2008 Associate Dean for Undergraduate and Graduate Teacher Education, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI • •

Calvin College: A comprehensive Christian liberal arts college with professional programs. Enrollment: 3850 undergraduate students; 150 graduate students. NCAA Division III. Teacher Education Program: Undergraduate teacher preparation program of 750 students and a graduate education program of 150 students.

Responsibilities/Selected accomplishments: • Earned the rank of full professor based on scholarship, teaching, advising, and service. • Facilitated the procurement of over $1.5 million in federal and state grant funding for research, professional development and community engagement, including grants from the U.S. Department of Education and the National Science Foundation. • Worked with the president to secure funding for and participated in design and implementation of The Van Lunen Center for Executive Management in Christian Schools (endowed at $2 million). • Led a successful accreditation review which included designing an assessment system that was cited as an exemplar by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. • Participated in the leadership team of the Pathways to Possibilities college access/success program funded by the Ford and Kellogg Foundations and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. • Served as a charter member of the Calvin Anti-Racism Team and developed a comprehensive diversity strategic plan. • Invited to be a Visiting Lecturer by the Centre for Faith and Scholarship and the Faculty of Educational Sciences at North-West University in Potchefstroom, South Africa. Returned to South Africa five more times to present at multiple universities across the country. • Gave presentations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Bosnia and Herzegovina. • Served as president-elect of the Michigan Association of Colleges of Teacher Education.

1993-95 Program Coordinator, Michigan State University Teacher Education Program, Satellite Office, Grand Rapids, MI Established and directed satellite teacher education program 60 miles from the main campus. Served on design team for a new Educational Leadership program at this campus.

1992-93 Project Director, Christopher Columbus Consortium, School of Education and Social Policy, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Directed an educational technology consortium for K-12 teachers and university faculty.

FACULTY POSITIONS/TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1995- Associate/Full Professor, Education Department, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI. 2008 Awarded tenure and rank of full professor based on record of teaching, scholarship, and service. 2004

Guest Lecturer, Sponsored by the Centre for Faith and Scholarship, Faculty of Educational Sciences, North-West University, Potchefstroom, Vaal Triangle, and Mafikeng, South Africa.

1993-95 Assistant Professor, Teacher Education Department, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI. 1990-93 Research/Teaching Assistant, The Institute of the Learning Sciences and the School of Education and Social Policy, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. 1977-90 K-12 Classroom Teacher and Leader, General, special and gifted education in multiple schools.

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ADVANCED LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 2015-16 Executive Leadership Academy, The American Academic Leadership Institute and the Council of Independent Colleges, Washington DC. One of twenty-three leaders selected from across the nation to participate in year long leadership program to prepare college and university vice presidents for presidencies. 2015

Strategic Planning Executive Forum, Ruffalo Noel Levitz, Las Vegas, NV. Two day seminar focusing on cross-divisional, high-impact enrollment strategies that incorporate academic and fiscal planning.

2015

The Liberal Arts in Action Symposium, Council of Independent Colleges, Washington, DC. Invitation-only capstone event for the CIC’s public information campaign about the value of liberal arts education and small independent colleges.

2014

Development for Deans and Academic Leaders, Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Los Angeles, CA. Three day seminar designed to increase academic leaders’ knowledge of and skills in participating effectively in fund-raising and advancement.

2014

Lawlor Summer Seminar: Establishing Value in a Time of Disruption, Lawlor Group and Hardwick-Day, Minneapolis, MN. Two day seminar focusing on trends in higher education including organizational change, enrollment and marketing strategies.

2013

Leadership Institute for Women in Higher Education, Heider College of Business, Creighton University, Omaha, NE. Three day institute focusing on career development, fiscal management, team building, and other effective leadership strategies.

2012

New Chief Academic Officer’s Institute, Council of Independent Colleges, San Antonio, TX. Two day institute focusing on organizational change, conflict resolution, fiscal management and other effective leadership strategies.

2012

Colloquium for Leadership for Chief Academic Officers: Classic and Contemporary Readings; The Council of Independent Colleges and the American Academic Leadership Institute, Annapolis, MD. Seminar focusing on the connections among ethics, leadership and classical literature.

2011

Endowment and Foundations Forum 2011, Opal Financial Group, Boston, MA. 13th Annual Forum focusing on portfolio planning and investment strategies. Sessions focusing on aligning fiscal strategies with institutional mission, strong investment strategies, multiple asset classes and working effectively with investment committees, consultants, and fund managers.

2010

Institute for Educational Management, Harvard Institutes for Higher Education, Cambridge, MA. Two week institute designed to provide senior-level academic leaders with the tools to lead enduring institutional change. Institute sessions focused on the four frames of leadership (structural, human resources, political and symbolic), governance, strategic financial leadership, enrollment management and financial aid, diversity and global perspectives, and innovation and change. The Harvard case study method was used to facilitate learning throughout the workshop.

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2010

Greater Expectations Institute on Leadership to Make Excellence Inclusive, Association of American Colleges and Universities, Nashville, TN. Six day institute focusing on inclusion and high impact educational practices with a particular emphasis on strategic planning for systemic change, integrating principles of inclusion and excellence into the curriculum, effective faculty and staff development, and use of technology and media to support inclusion.

2009

National Leadership Forum, Office of Women in Higher Education: American Council on Education, Washington, DC. Three day forum focusing on executive leadership skills including strategic planning, media relations, board relations, and finance/resource development.

2006

Women's Leadership Development Institute, Council of Christian Colleges and Universities, Seattle, WA. One-week institute plus a three-day shadowing experience with Dr. William Robinson, President, Whitworth University, Spokane, WA. New Deans Institute, American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Minneapolis, MN. One week institute focusing on higher education leadership skills including visioning, strategic planning, team development, budgeting, and resource management.

2003

2003-4/ Anti-Racism Leadership Training; Advanced Organizers Training, Crossroads Ministry, Milwaukee, WI. Ten days of workshops over a two-year period focusing on institutional change initiatives relating to anti-racism and racial reconciliation. Attended review session in 2010.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE National: Current 2008-2012 2006-2008 2007-2008 State: 2009-2012

American Conference of Academic Deans, Board of Directors Special Academic Programs Commission, Council for Christian Colleges and Universities Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning Board, Calvin College Van Lunen Center for Executive School Management Board, Calvin College

State Board; Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Council on Education (PA-ACE); Office of Women in Higher Education 2007-2008 President-Elect, Michigan Association of Colleges of Teacher Education 2005-2008 Committee of Scholars, Michigan Department of Education Regional/Local: Current Washington Pavilion Executive Board, Sioux Falls, SD (Mayoral Appointee) Current Sioux Empire United Way Campaign Cabinet, Higher Education Division Current Education and Workforce Development Committee, Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce 2010-2012 Harrisburg School Foundation Board, Harrisburg, PA 2010-2012 President’s Advisory Council, World Affairs Council of Harrisburg 2009-2012 Community Impact Committee, United Way of the Capital Region, PA 2009-2012 Advocacy and Public Policy Committee, YWCA of Greater Harrisburg, PA Membership in Professional Organizations American Conference of Academic Deans American Educational Research Association Association of American Colleges and Universities Association for the Study of Higher Education Council of Independent Colleges

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AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2007-08 Kuyers Institute Faculty Research Award, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI Developing sustainable Christian schooling in under-resourced settings 2005-06 Alumni Association Faculty Grant, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI Educating for shalom: An international study of race and reconciliation in teacher education. 2004-05 Lilly Faculty Scholars Award, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI The path to teacher education: Obstacles and opportunities for students of color. 2000-01 Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship Grant, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI Race, reconciliation and reformed perspectives. 2000 Diekema Fellow Faculty Research Award, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI Church involvement and resiliency among urban youth. 1996-97 Calvin Faculty Research Fellowship, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI Research Project: Multicultural teacher education in CCCU institutions. 1990-93 University Fellowship, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Full support for doctoral studies, including tuition and stipend.

SELECTED GRANTS 2013-15 NetVUE Program Development Grant ($50,000); Council of Independent Colleges Project to design an integrative, two semester first year experience focusing on academic and vocational development. 2007-11 U.S. Department of Justice Support for Mentoring Initiatives Grant ($888,000.00) Executive Director of the Harrisburg Institute, administrator of grant supporting capacity-building in youth mentoring organizations. 2005-11 U.S. Department of Justice Youth Empowerment Initiative Grant ($630,000.00) Executive Director of the Harrisburg Institute, administrator of grant supporting interest-based mentoring initiatives in the city of Harrisburg. 2005-07 U.S. Department of Education Title II Teacher Quality Grant: Mathematics ($250,000) Project Evaluator: Collaborative grant focusing on increasing K-12 teachers’ capacity in effective mathematics instruction. 2004-06 U.S. Department of Education Title II Teacher Quality Grant: Literacy ($250,000) Project Evaluator: Collaborative grant focusing on increasing K-12 teachers’ capacity in effective literacy instruction. 2003-05 U.S. Department of Education Title II Teacher Quality Grant: Science ($250,000) Project Evaluator: Collaborative grant focusing on increasing K-12 teachers’ capacity in effective science instruction. 2001-04 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development: Community Outreach Partnership Center ($400,000) Designed and implemented K-6 STEM development program in the Grand Rapids Public Schools. 1996-99 Pathways to Possibilities Program-Funded by the Kellogg and Ford Foundations ($790,000) Project Evaluator: Pre-college program focused on college access for under-represented students.

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KEYNOTE AND PLENARY ADDRESSES 2014/15/16 The Augustana Advantage: Value, vocation, and enduring worth New Dean’s Scholarship event for prospective students, Augustana University. 2015

Cultivating the common good on college and university campuses Vocation of a Lutheran College Conference, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN.

2015

The department and division budget: Understanding the forest and the trees. Council of Independent Colleges Workshop for Department and Division Chairs, Cleveland, OH.

2010

Reframing leadership: A journey from service to solidarity Pennsylvania Chapter-American Council on Education; Office of Women in Higher Education; Central-PA Chapter; Biannual Meeting, Harrisburg, PA

2009

The engaged student and the community: How and why we learn from our neighbors. Centennial Opening Convocation, Messiah College, Mechanicsburg, PA.

2009

Inclusive excellence: Creating a welcoming space for all learners. Changing organizations for excellence: Working from the outside in and the inside out. Strengthening the Heartbeat Leadership Workshop, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI

2008

Anti-racist, multicultural education: New visions for teacher preparation National Educational Sciences Conference, North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa.

2008

I hope you dance: Moving into the profession of teaching Annual Teacher Commissioning Ceremony, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.

2006

Models of Christian higher education in international settings. The 2006 International Congress of the International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education, Granada, Nicaragua.

2006

Creating a context for long-term teacher learning. Regional Bureau of the Protestant Churches, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Africa.

2006

University and school partnerships: Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Inter-institutional Teacher Education Council of Western Michigan, Grand Rapids, MI.

2005

Effective schools and social justice: Opportunities and challenges for teacher educators. The Educational Association of South Africa National Congress. Potchefstroom, South Africa.

2004

International models of higher education International Christian Higher Education Association, Vienna, Austria.

2004

Teacher education, justice, and reconciliation University of Bihac, Bihac, Bosnia·Herzegovina.

PUBLICATIONS LEADERSHIP & HIGHER EDUCATION 2015

Hasseler, Susan S. Women in leadership: Obstacles, opportunities and entry points. Intersections, Number 41, Spring 2015. pp. 25-30.

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2013

Hasseler, Susan S. and Wanous, Michael K. Creating powerful collaborations between the academic and development divisions in The Resource Handbook for Academic Deans, Third Edition. Behling, Laura, Editor. Jossey-Bass: San Francisco.

2003

Hasseler, Susan S. Powerful paradigms and community contexts: Service learning in teacher education programs in Commitment and Connection: Service Learning and Christian Higher Education. Heffner, Gail G. & Beversluis, Claudia D. (editors). University Press of America.

1997

Hasseler, Susan S. Good intentions aren’t enough in Cases of Change: K-12 School Leaders Engaged in Reflective Learning. M. Benham, Editor, Technomic Publishing Co.

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION/CROSS CULTURAL EXPERIENCES 2008

Hasseler, Susan S. Christian Higher Education in Africa: A response to Faith Nguru in Christian Education in the Global Context: Implications for Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Administration. Lantinga, N. (editor). Sioux Center, IA: Dordt College Press.

ANTI-RACIST, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION/URBAN EDUCATION 2008

Hasseler, Susan S. Questions for Christian schools: Defining a vision for Reformed Christian Education, The Banner 143:9, pp. 18-20.

2007

Hasseler, Susan S. & Haddad, Daphne W. Moving from tolerance to transformation: Building culturally inclusive school communities in Schools as Communities: Leadership, Relationship, and the Eternal Value of Christian Schooling. Drexler, J.L. (editor). Colorado Springs, CO: Purposeful Design Publications.

2002

Hasseler, Susan S. & Groenhout, Ruth E. (editors). Race, Reconciliation, and Reformed Perspectives. Grand Rapids, MI: Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship.

2002

Hasseler, Susan S. Power, privilege, and reconciliation: Rutstein and Bamdt define racism in Race, Reconciliation, and Reformed Perspectives. Hasseler, Susan S. & Groenhout, Ruth E. (editors). Grand Rapids, MI: Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship.

1999

Hasseler, Susan S. Multicultural teacher education: Programs and practices in CCCU Institutions in Nurturing and Reflective Teachers: A Christian Approach for the 21" Century. Elliot, Daniel C. & Holtrop, Steven D. (editors). Learning Light Press.

1999

Timmermans, Steven S., Hasseler, Susan S., & Booker, RhaeAnn. Countering risk, creating resiliency in urban neighborhoods. Reclaiming Children and Youth: Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Problems. 8:2, pp. 107-111.

NEWSPAPER EDITORIALS 2013

“Nelson Mandela: Rest in peace but carry on”, Sioux Falls Argus Leader, December 18.

2013

“Education: A powerful weapon for peace”, Sioux Falls Argus Leader, September 12.

2010

"Helping every child succeed in Harrisburg”, Harrisburg Patriot News, April 18.

2009

“We can curb violence on city streets by providing mentors for our youth”, Harrisburg Patriot News, August 2. (with Craig Dalen, Harrisburg Institute Program Manager).

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PROFESSIONAL REPORTS 2001

Institutional Report: National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. Re-accreditation report for the Calvin College Teacher Education Program; included assessment plan that was recognized as an exemplar by NCATE.

1998

Multicultural teacher education: How CCCU Institutions face the challenge. Results of a comprehensive survey focusing on multicultural teacher education in Council of Christian Colleges and Universities institutions; distributed to faculty and administrators in 65 participating institutions.

PAPER PRESENTATIONS, LECTURES, SEMINARS, AND WORKSHOPS LEADERSHIP & HIGHER EDUCATION 2015

Women’s ways of knowing: Exploring the call to lead. Pre-conference Workshop, Vocation of a Lutheran College Conference, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN.

2015

Integrated career and success initiatives: Three deans’ perspectives on vocation, equity and impact. American Conference of Academic Deans Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

2014

Opportunities and obstacles: Increasing the presence of women in leadership in Lutheran colleges and universities. Vocation of a Lutheran College Conference, Augsburg College, Minneapolis, MN.

2013

Program prioritization: Framing the conversation and doing the hard work. Invited panel presentation at the Council of Independent Colleges-CAO Institute, Pittsburgh, PA.

2004

This is our story: Nurturing dispositions of caring, faith, and servanthood. Paper presented with M. Hogan, Eastern Mennonite University; D. Myatt, Union University; & A. Brulle, Wheaton College at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education. Chicago. IL.

1999

Church partnerships for pre-college programming. Paper presented with S. Timmermans and R. Booker, Calvin College at the Annual Meeting of the American Colleges Association, Albuquerque, NM.

1996

Missing links: The complexities of supporting teacher learning in school contexts. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL.

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION/CROSS CULTURAL EXPERIENCES 2011

Inclusive excellence, Expansive Vision: Honoring the past while shaping the future. Paper presented at the Association of American Colleges and Universities Working Conference: Educating for personal and social responsibility, Long Beach, CA.

2011

A journey toward inclusive excellence and reconciliation: Models of institutional change and effective practice. Paper presented at the CCCU 2011 Changing Faces: Cultural Competency, Diversity and Reconciliation Conference, Palos Heights, IL.

2009

Anti-racist higher education: Frameworks for justice and equity Lecture given at Cornerstone Christian College, Cape Town, South Africa.

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2009

Our teachers believed in us: Teacher expectations and student success Lecture given at North-West University, Mafikeng, South Africa.

2008

Why Christian higher education: Service, learning and leadership as essential elements of the college experience. Lecture given at Messiah College, Grantham, PA.

2007

Excellence and justice: New visions for teacher education in South Africa and the United States Paper presented with A. Abdool and J. Rens, North-West University, South Africa at the Reimagining Excellence Symposium, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.

2007

South Africa and Calvin College: Challenges and opportunities in a shared heritage Paper presented with M. Loyd-Paige, Dean for Multicultural Affairs, Faculty Fall Conference, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI

2006

International Christian schooling: Lessons learned from collaboration Paper presented with S. Makhado, ACSI Africa at the 3rd Annual Leadership Conference, Christian Schools Canada, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

2005

Spirituality, justice, and schooling: An international perspective Paper presented with S. Makhado, ACSI Africa and C. Joldersma, Calvin College at the Spirituality, Justice, and Pedagogy Conference, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.

2004

Teaching for shalom: Shaping schooling to promote justice and reconciliation. Lectures sponsored by the Centre for Faith and Scholarship and the Faculty of Educational Sciences, North-West University, Potchefstroom, Vaal Triangle, and Mafikeng, South Africa. o Multicultural perspectives and a reformed life-view. o Teacher education for social justice: Societal structures and schooling. o Cultural impacts on pedagogy

ANTI-RACIST, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION/URBAN EDUCATION 2006

From tolerance to transformation: Building culturally inclusive school communities. Paper presented at the Christian Schools International Leadership Convention, Rehoboth, NM.

2006

Obstacles and opportunities for prospective teachers of color: Giving voice to those who need to be heard. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education, San Diego, CA.

2003

Social justice and accountability: Integrating national goals and assessments into classroom practice. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, New Orleans, LA.

2002

Accountability opportunities and social justice (with Daphne Wharton Haddad, Covenant College). Paper presented at the Fifth Biennial Coalition of Christian Teacher Educators Symposium, Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI.

2002

Turning obstacles into opportunities (with Daphne Wharton Haddad, Covenant College, and Paul Egeland, Wheaton College). Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, New York, NY.

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2000

Multicultural teacher education: Making change from the inside out and the outside in. (with Daphne Wharton Haddad, Covenant College). Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for Multicultural Education. Orlando, FL.

2000

Educating for social justice: A framework for thinking Christianly about education (with Clarence Joldersma, Calvin College). Paper presented at the Fourth Biennial Coalition of Christian Teacher Educators Symposium, Covenant College, Lookout Mountain, GA.

2000

Anti-racist multicultural teacher education: Progress and problems in small college settings (with Daphne Haddad, Covenant College; Paul Egeland, Wheaton College; and Steve Holtrop, Huntington College). Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Teacher Educators, Orlando, FL.

1999

Multicultural teacher education: Overcoming obstacles in small colleges and universities. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

1998

Multicultural teacher education: How coalition colleges face the challenge. Paper presented at the Third Biennial Coalition of Christian Teacher Educators Symposium, Wheaton, IL.

1998

Multicultural teacher education: Promises and problems in small college settings. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, New Orleans, LA and at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, San Diego, CA.

1998

Assessing our progress in multicultural teacher education: Where do we go from here? Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Teacher Educators, Dallas, TX.

OTHER RECENT PRESENTATIONS 2015

Building strong community partnerships Women’s Luncheon, Council of Independent Colleges and Universities Chief Academic Officers Institute, Baltimore , MD.

2015

Grant us peace; Give us courage, Chapel Presentation, Augustana University.

2014

Fund-raising is fun-Really! Women’s Luncheon, Council of Independent Colleges and Universities Chief Academic Officers Institute, Portland, OR.

2014

Listening with the ear of our hearts: Worship, poetry and rhythm. Chapel Presentation, Augustana University.

2013

Learning the culture of your new institution. Women’s Luncheon, Council of Independent Colleges and Universities Chief Academic Officers Institute, Portland, OR.

2013

Lutheran identity and faculty development. Conference on Introducing Faculty and Staff to Lutheran Higher Education. The ELCA and Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA.

2013

Stories of forgiveness: South Africa, Bonhoeffer and us. Chapel Presentation, Augustana University.

2012

Your calling will find you: Vocation, listening and learning. Chapel Presentation, Augustana University.

2011

Inclusive excellence at Messiah College: An essential and exciting vision for the future. General Education Faculty Workshop, Messiah College.

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2011

Community engagement: Students called to serve in Harrisburg. Leadership Harrisburg Silver Anniversary Luncheon, Messiah College.

2010

College and community partnerships that work: Hearing our stories. Sixth National Faith-based Service Learning Conference, Messiah College.

2010

Urban education: A delight and a calling. Chapel presentation, Messiah College.

2010

School leaders: The essential element of school reform. Blueprint for Prosperity Forum on Education, Harrisburg, PA.

2009

Eight “ates” for women in leadership. YWCA Youth Board, Harrisburg, PA.

2004

Multicultural teacher education in the USA: Opportunities and challenges. Programme and Subject Chairs, University of the North-West, Potchefstroom, South Africa.

2004

What does it mean to be reformed? Social justice and teacher education at Calvin College. Meeter Center Conference, Calvin College.

2002

Preparing teachers to integrate Christian perspectives into teaching and learning. Christian Schools International Leadership Conference. Vancouver, BC, Canada.

2001

What are current trends in teacher education? Where do we go from here? Christian Schools International Leadership Conference. Colorado Springs, CO.

2001

Teaching all students: The challenges of assisting new teachers in addressing diversity. Regional University Supervisors’ Conference, Calvin College.

2001

Anti-Racism at Calvin College: What’s it all about? Keeping the Dream Alive Winter Retreat, Sponsored by the Mosaic Floor, Calvin College.

2000

Anti-Racism in the Christian Reformed Church. Biennial CRC Multiethnic Conference, Calvin College.

2000

Supporting the resiliency of urban youth. Ford Foundation Planning Conference, Calvin College.

2000

Anti-Racism in the Christian Reformed Church. West Michigan Call to Renewal Conference, Grand Rapids, MI.

2000

Co-teaching and co-planning: Building bridges with your student teacher. Regional Cooperating Teachers Conference, Grand Valley State University, Allendale, MI.

CONSULTATIONS INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION/CROSS CULTURAL EXPERIENCES 2014

Institutional Review: Racial Justice and Equity on Campus, Gordon College, Wenham, MA.

2010

CCCU Latin America Studies Program Review, San Jose, Costa Rica.

2009

English Language Learning Department, North-West University, Potchefstroom, South Africa Assisted faculty in developing a research framework for research on teacher development.

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2008

Faculty of Education, Stellenbosch University, Stellenbosch, South Africa Facilitated faculty conversation on language and racial justice.

2007

Council of Christian Colleges and Universities; Washington, DC. Participated in the Second Annual South Africa Consultation.

2007

Association of Christian Schools International: Africa Division; Johannesburg, South Africa. Small group facilitator for The Africa Round Table: Reaching future generations of Africa through Christian Schooling.

2006

International Association for the Promotion of Christian Higher Education, Granada, Nicaragua. Facilitator of K-12 Education Strand for the 2006 International Congress.

2006

Council of Christian Colleges and Universities, Washington, DC. Participant in the First Annual South Africa Consultation.

2006

Department of Social Studies, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa. Led discussion on how to develop a teacher education research center.

2005

Association of Christian Schools International: Africa, Johannesburg, South Africa. Assisted with development of a national accreditation system for Christian schools in South Africa.

2005

South African National Ministry of Education Curriculum Directors, Pretoria, South Africa Led discussion on systemic change, racial reconciliation, and schooling.

2004

International Christian Higher Education Association, Vienna, Austria. Triennial Consultation on Christian Higher Education.

2004

University of Bihac, Bihac, Bosnia·Herzegovina. Led discussion on models of teacher education with Faculty of Education.

2002 - International Association for the Promotion of the Christian Higher Education 2005 Annual International Christian Teacher Education Consultation, Grand Rapids, MI. LEADERSHIP, URBAN AND HIGHER EDUCATION 2011

Harrisburg Public Schools Foundation, Harrisburg, PA Led strategic planning session focusing on marketing, visibility and resource management.

2009

Harrisburg Public Schools Foundation, Harrisburg, PA Led a strategic planning session assisting the foundation in visioning and funding efforts.

2007

The Michigan Department of Education and the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, Lansing, MI. Evaluated the national and state specialty program review processes.

2006

Christian Schools Canada, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Participant in the Fifth International Leadership Consultation.

2006

Van Lunen Foundation. Boston, MA; Chicago, IL, Grand Rapids, MI Member of the planning team for establishing a Center for Executive Management.

2006

Michigan Department of Education: Professional Preparation Division, Lansing, MI Revised administrative roles and state standards for elementary education.

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