Dr. Kathryn M. Moore
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Education
Professional Appointments
Publications
Books, Monographs and Book Chapters
Selected Articles
Selected Research Publications
Editorial Work and Book Reviews
Recent Speeches, Unpublished Papers and Presentations
Research Grants and Contracts
Teaching Experience
Professional Associations and Activities
University Committee Assignments
International Experience
Awards, Honors, Stipends
Education
Ph.D., 1972
University of Wisconsin Madison,
Educational Policy Studies with minors in American History and Educational Administration
MA, 1966
The Ohio State University, Higher Education
BA and BS, 1965
The Ohio State University, English/History
(Cum laude with distinction in English)
Professional Appointments
Dean, College of Education
2000 - Present
Founded in 1927, the College has 150 faculty and staff and more than 1,300 students. Degrees offered include B.S., M.A. and M.Ed., Ed.D. and Ph.D. It has a budget of almost $14 million and grants and contracts totaling $12 million. This is an exciting and powerful time for the College, as we have developed a new strategic plan that will guide our efforts and focus our energies and resources for the years ahead. As a top priority, we are committed to helping North Carolina foster and support more quality K-12 teachers, especially in the critical need areas of math and science education. Our advanced degree programs offer students the chance for exploration and inquiry under the guidance of world-class faculty at a Research I institution. The College’s educational leadership and policy programs are developing tomorrow’s administrators for key positions at the local, state and national levels. Wherever I go in this College, I see a whirlwind of activity – from teacher preparation to classroom innovation and field research – that is evidence of our enthusiasm and dedication to providing real-world solutions for complex educational issues. The future is now for our children and we must be at the forefront of equipping them with the knowledge and skills to be productive, involved citizens in the 21st century. I can think of no greater calling than service to our children.
Professor and founding Director, Center for the Study of Advanced Learning Systems, College of Education
1996 - 2000
I launched the Center to conduct research and development activities on emerging systems of teaching and learning and the organizations that support them at the post-secondary level. The Center has 6 faculty members associated with it who focus their work on 5 interrelated themes: technology, diversity, globalization, human capacity and leadership.
Chairperson and Professor, Department of Educational Administration.
1991 - 1996
A department of 21 FTE faculty with graduate programs in K-12 administration, and higher, adult and lifelong education, involving over 400 graduate students on campus and in 3 state locations. In addition, I worked .25 time in the Office of the Provost on a project concerning faculty rewards and incentives in 1989-93.
Professor of Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education
1988 - Present
Department of Educational Administration
College of Education
Michigan State University
Director and Professor
1986 - 1988
Center for the Study of Higher Education
The Pennsylvania State University
At the time I served as Director, the Center had 6 FTE faculty associated with it. We conducted institutional, state, and national research studies on policy areas affecting higher education, served as consultants in residence to Penn State and performed the full range of faculty responsibilities in the Higher Education Doctoral Program.
Professor and Senior Research Associate
1984 - 1986
Center for the Study of Higher Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Associate Professor
1977 - 1984
Center for the Study of Higher Education
The Pennsylvania State University
Assistant Professor - Associate Professor
1971 - 1977
Education Department, New York State College of
Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University
Assistant to the Associate Dean
1970 - 1971
College of Letters and Science
University of Wisconsin at Madison
Project Assistant
1966 - 1968
Office of the Dean of Students
University of Wisconsin at Madison
Publications
My scholarship focuses on a range of topics pertaining to higher education, including faculty work and compensation, administrative careers, and student life, with a particular focus recently on institutional change worldwide. I have co-authored 2 books and published several monographs and book chapters, and over 40 articles in most of the major journals in my field both in the US and in Europe.
Books, Monographs, and Book Chapters
"Thinking about Advanced Learning Systems" in The Institutional Basis of Higher Education Research, Ulrich Teichler and Stefanie Schwarz (eds.) Amsterdam: Kluwer, 2000.
Making Sense of the Dollars: The Costs and Uses of Faculty Compensation with Marilyn Amey, ASHE-ERIC Research Report #5. George Washington University. 1993.
"Will We Achieve the Aims of Affirmative Action?" with Martha Hesse. Julius, Nancy and Herbert Krauss, eds. The Aging Work Force: A Guide for Higher Education Administrators. Washington, DC: College and University Personnel Association. 1993.
Administrative Careers and the Marketplace with Susan Twombly, eds. New Directions for Higher Education, No. 72. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers. Winter 1991.
"The Situation of Women in Research Universities in the United States: Within the Inner Circles of Academic Power" with Mary Ann Sagaria, for Women in Higher Education: A Comparative Perspective. Sheila Slaughter and Gail Kelly, eds. The Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers. 1991.
"Status of Women and Minorities in the Professoriate: The Role of Affirmative Action and Equity" with Michael P. Johnson, in Managing Faculty Resources. Lozier, Greg and Michael, Doris, eds. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. 1989.
"Some Leaders are Born Women: The Role of Faculty in Leadership Development for Students and Themselves" with Marilyn Amey in New Directions for Student Services: Developing the Leadership Potential of Women in Higher Education. Sagaria, Mary Ann, ed. 1988.
Administrative Career Mobility: Multiple Pathways to Leadership." Chapter in Leaders for a New Era: Strategies for Higher Education. Green, Madeleine, ed. American Council on Education. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. Spring 1987.
"Careers in Colleges and University Administration: How Are Women Affected?" Tinsley, Adrian, Cynthia Secor, and Sheila Kaplan, (eds.). New Directions for Higher Education: Women in Higher Education Administration. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers, 45:5-15. 1984.
What To Do Until The Mentor Arrives. Vol. I. The Professional Advancement Kit. Washington, D.C.: National Association of Women Deans, Administrators, and Counselors. June 1982.
Women in Higher Education: A Contemporary Bibliography with Peter A. Wollitzer. Washington, D.C.: National Association of Women Deans, Administrators, and Counselors. June 1979.
Gateways and Barriers for Women in the University Community. ed., Proceedings of the Mary Donlon Alger Conference for Trustees and Administrators, Cornell University. 1977.
Selected Articles
"The Challenge of Change in the Information Age: Three Forces Spurring University Transformation." Higher Education in Europe, Vol. XXIII, No. 2, 163-168, 1998.
"Universitas." Review of Higher Education, Vol. 18(4), 467-482. Summer 1995. Keynote address, Association for the Study of Higher Education, November 1993.
"Faculty Rewards and Incentives." International Encyclopedia of Higher Education, Pergamon Press, Oxford, GB. 1992. Reprinted in 1997 edition.
"Social Origins of Postsecondary Administrators," with Susan Twombly. Review of Higher Education. Fall, 1991.
"The University." Academic American Encyclopedia, Grolier Inc., Danbury, CT. 1990.
"The Community College," with Richard Alfred and Elizabeth Hawthorne, American Academic Encyclopedia, Grolier, Inc. Danbury, CT. 1990.
"Models of Graduate Education and Research Activities in U.S. Universities: A Case of Accelerating Dilemmas," in Desafios Da Administracao Universitaria. Teodora Vahl, Victor Meyer, Almeri Finger, eds. University Federal De Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil. 1989.
"Successful Job Search Behavior: Evidence from a Study of Two-Year Community College Administrators" with Susan Twombly. Review of Higher Education, Vol. 11(1), 17-37. Autumn 1987.
"Women's Access and Opportunity in Higher Education: Toward the 21st Century." Comparative Education, Vol. 23(1). England, 1987. Revised and published in Spanish in Ciencia Y Sociedad, Vol XIII, No. 3, July-Sept. 1988.
"The Future of Two-Year Colleges: An Administrator's-Eye View" with Susan Twombly. Community/Junior College Quarterly, 10:281-294. Hemisphere Publishing Corporation. 1986.
"Administrative Careers: An Aerial View." Journal of Higher Education Management, Vol. 1(2). Pp. 27-36. Winter/Spring 1986.
"The Structure of Administrative Careers: A Prose Poem in Four Parts." The Review of Higher Education, 8(1): 1-13, 1984. (This article was originally "The Presidential Address" at the annual meeting of ASHE.)
The Structure of Presidents' and Deans' Careers" with Marlier, Joyce D.; Salimbene, Ann M.; and Bragg, Stephen M. Journal of Higher Education, 54(5): 501-515. September 1983.
"Job-Change and Age: The Experience of Administrators in Colleges and Universities" with Sagaria, M. A. Sociological Spectrum, 3:353-370. 1983.
"Examining the Myths of Administrative Careers." AAHE Bulletin, pp. 1-5. May 1983. Reprinted in Briefly Noted, 3(4):545-554. American Association of Colleges of Nursing.
"The Methodology of Large Scale Mail Surveys: The Leaders in Transition Project." PEN, Division J. Newsletter, p.5. December 1982.
"Towards a Synthesis of Organizational Theory and Historical Analysis: The Case of Academic Women." Review of Higher Education, 5(4): 1-12. Summer 1982.
"Differential Job Change and Stability Among Academic Administrators" with Sagaria, Mary Ann. Journal of Higher Education, 53(5):501-513. September/October 1982.
"The Role of Mentors in Developing Leaders for Academe." Educational Record, 63(1):22-29. Winter 1982. Reprinted in Contemporary Leadership.
"The Transfer Syndrome: A Pathology with Suggested Treatment." Journal of National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, 18(4): 22-28. Spring 1981.
"The Dynamics of the Mentor-Protégé Relationship in Developing Women as Academic Leaders" with Salimbene, Ann M. Journal of Educational Equity and Leadership, 2(1):51-65. Fall 1981.
"Women Administrators and Mobility: The Second Struggle" with Sagaria, Mary Ann. Journal of the National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors, 44(2):21-28. Winter 1981.
"Academic Tenure in the United States." In National Report on Tenure and Retrenchment Policies, (12 pp.) edited by Bernard Ingster and Ray Fortunato. College and University Personnel Association. Winter 1980.
"The War with the Tutors: Student and Faculty Conflict at Harvard and Yale 1745-1771." History of Education Quarterly, pp. 115-127. Summer 1978.
"Faculty Advising: Panacea or Placebo?" The Journal of College Student Personnel, pp. 371-375. September 1976.
"Freedom and Constraint in Eighteenth Century Harvard." The Journal of Higher Education, pp. 649-659. November/December 1976.
"Education and Politics at Harvard: A Review Essay." The School Review, 84(4):605-614. 1976.
"Career Plans of Women in Upstate and Downstate Two-Year Colleges." New York Food and Life Science Quarterly, 9(3):6-7. July/September 1976.
"Traditional and Innovative Career Plans of Two-Year College Women" with Veres, Helen C. Journal of College Student Personnel, pp. 34-38. January 1976.
"The Cooling Out of Two-Year College Women." The Personnel and Guidance Journal, pp. 578-583. April 1975. Reprinted in College Student Development Revisited. APGA Press.
"The Dilemma of Corporal Punishment at Harvard College." History of Education Quarterly, 14(3):335-346. Fall 1974.
"Sophomore and Junior Women's Hours Permissions" with Tautfest, Patricia and Topham, Anne. Journal of the National Association of Women Deans and Counselors, 32(3):133-135. Spring 1969.
"Realigning Institutional Missions and Faculty Work: A Project on Strategies and Lessons," with Ann E. Austin. Funded by PEW Charitable Trusts and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 1997.
Selected Research Publications
"Faculty Exemplars of the Land-Grant Mission: Integrating Research, Teaching and Public Service." A video presentation, 12 minutes. Prepared with partial funding from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation and Division of University Public Relations, Michigan State University. February 1994.
"Faculty in A Time of Change: A Study of Michigan State University Faculty Job Satisfaction and Mobility Intentions," with Phillip Gardner. Partially funded by W. K. Kellogg Foundation Lifelong Education Grant. Executive summary and technical report available. January 1993, 1994.
Pioneering the Land Grant University for the 21st Century (The Office of the Vice Provost for University Outreach). Michigan State University. Unpublished Monograph. June 1991.
Today's Academic Leaders: A National Study of Administrators in Community and Junior Colleges. Exxon Education Foundation, Ford Foundation, TIAA-CREF, and The Pennsylvania State University, 129 pp. January 1985.
Administrator Mobility: Crossing the Boundary between Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges and Universities with Susan B. Twombly. Exxon Education Foundation, Ford Foundation, and TIAA-CREF, 21 pp. January 1985.
The Top-Line: A Report on Presidents', Provosts', and Deans' Careers. Exxon Education Foundation, Report No. 83-711, 91 pp. May 1983.
A Quiz About Administrators' Careers: A Leaders in Transition Report. Exxon Education Foundation and TIAA-CREF, 8 pp. October 1982.
Women and Minorities: A Leaders in Transition Report. Ford Foundation, Report No. 83-310, 55 pp. November 1982.
For Our Daughters' Daughters: Collegiate Women and Institutional Change: 1875-1921 with Gailyn Casaday, Charlotte Shea, Anne Russ. National Institute for Education, Report, 340 pp. May 1982.
Leaders in Transition. 12 pp. Center for the Study of Higher Education. The Pennsylvania State University. March 1982.
Career Characteristics of Women Administrators in Pennsylvania. 5 pp. A Report of Pennsylvania Planning Committee of ACE. January 1979.
A Study of Two-Year Col lege Women in New York City: Characteristics, Career Determinants and Perceptions. Ithaca, New York: Institute for Research and Development in Occupational Education and Bureau of Two-Year Colleges, New York State Education Department, Albany, New York, 64 pp. May 1977.
A Study of Two-Year College Women in Central New York State Characteristics, Career Determinants and Perceptions. Ithaca: New York Institute for Research and Development in Occupational Education and Bureau of Two-Year Colleges, New York State Education Department, 80 pp., Albany, NY. February 1975.
Editorial Work and Book Reviews
Editorial Work:
Editorial Board, Journal of Higher Education, 1994-1999 Chair, 1997- 1999, occasional reviewer 1975-present.
Editorial Board, Review of Higher Education, 1991-1993, occasional reviewer 1980-present.
Editorial Board, Innovative Higher Education, 1991-present.
Editorial Board, Social and Institutional Analysis Division, American Educational Research Journal, 1989-1992.
Editorial Board, ASHE Readers Series. 1991-1994, occasional reviewer for a various volumes.
Advisory Board, Higher Education Abstracts, 1984-present.
Reviewer, Higher Education Review, 1978-1993.
Reviewer, Johns Hopkins Press, 1993, 1998.
Reviewer, University of Wisconsin Press, 1981.
Special Editor for Higher Education Review. Spring 1980.
Reviewer, Higher Education, International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning.
Reviewer, History of Higher Education Annual.
Reviewer, Educational Policy: Interdisciplinary Journal of Policy and Practice.
Reviewer, Research in Higher Education.
Reviews:
Building the Responsive Campus by William Tierney, Journal of Higher Education, Vol.72, No.2 March/April 2001, 249-253.
Essay Review of Handbook of Research and Theory in Higher Education, (John Smart, ed.) in Review of Higher Education. Fall 1991.
Herbert Hoover and Stanford University by George B. Nash. History of Education Quarterly. Spring 1990.
Academic Women: Working Toward Equality. by Angela Simeone. Bergin and Garvey -1987). In Higher Education, 17: 236-238. 1988.
Educational Policy and Management: Sex Differentials. by Patricia A. Smuck et al. in American Journal of Education, 91(3): 394-397. May 1983.
Gladly Learn and Gladly Teach: Franklin and His Heirs at the University of Pennsylvania, 1740-1976. by Martin Meyerson and Dilys Pegler Winegard. in History of Educational Quarterly, 22(1):113-115. Spring 1982.
Liberal Education and the Modern University. By Martin Meyerson and Dilys Pegler Winegard in Higher Education: International Journal of Higher Education and Planning, pp. 594-595. September 1979.
The Rights of Youth: American Colleges and Student Revolt, 1798-1815 by Steven J. Novak in Journal of Higher Education, 49(4):397-398. 1978.
The Invisible Woman: Discrimination in the Academic Profession by Joan Abramson in The Administrative Science Quarterly, pp. 549-551. September 1977.
The University of Kansas: A History. by Clifford S. Griffin. in College and University, pp. 281-282. Spring 1975.
Campus in Crisis. by Beuel Gallagher. in Journal of Higher Education, pp. 122-124. December 1974.
Recent Speeches, Unpublished Papers, and Presentations
I am frequently asked to make speeches and presentations to a wide variety of audiences including students, faculty, administrative leaders, community gatherings and a recent statewide Emerging Issues Forum sponsored by the North Carolina Governor's office.
North Carolina State University:
"Achieving Equity for Women in the University" Keynote address. Women's Day Conference, March 2001.
"Leadership" Keynote address. Bridges Program for Women Student Leaders, May 2001.
Michigan State University:
Mentoring As A Means of Fostering Faculty Development: Lilly Fellows Program, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1995.
Consultant on Development of The Institute for Higher Education - A Michigan Consortium. April and May 1991. Acting Director, 1992.
Student Leadership Conference. Session on women's Leadership with Anna Neumann, January 1991.
Center for African Studies. Presentation on Strategic Planning. May 1991.
Urban Affairs. Presentation on Strategic Planning in University Context. Faculty Advisory Committee in May, full faculty in June, 1991.
Survive and Thrive Program for new faculty. Presentation on mentoring.
Faculty Rewards and Incentives, Teaching Incentives Subcommittee, UCAP at MSU, East Lansing, MI. February, 1990.
Career Paths for Administrators, Student Affairs and Services, Staff Development Workshop. Michigan State University. March 1989.
Other Institutions/Associations:
"Creating a Compelling Workplace for Faculty" A workshop for administrators and faculty leaders, offered at Penn State University, November, 2000 also Ohio State University, October, 1999, and CIC Leadership Program, Madison, Wisconsin, May 2000.
"Thinking About Advanced Learning Systems," Keynote Address. From Theory to Practice: An Anniversary Symposium. State College, PA: Penn State University, June 2000.
"Intercultural Competence: Three Journeys in One." Keynote Address. Annual Meeting of the Academic Council, Institute for the International Education of Students, Chicago, Ill, October 1998.
"A Service Leadership Model." Keynote Address. Celebrating the Student Symposium, Ohio State University, October 1998.
"Thinking About Advanced Learning Systems." Paper presented in Symposium on Institutional Dimensions of Research in Higher Education. Kassel, Germany. September 1998.
"Advo-caring" Keynote Address. Conference on Student Affairs, sponsored by Bowling Green State University, September, 1997.
Keynote Address. 14th Annual Chairperson Conference sponsored by Kansas State University, Orlando, Florida, February 1997.
"O Pioneers! Building a University for the Twenty-first Century." Howard R. Bowen Lecture. Claremont Graduate School. Claremont, CA, October 1995.
"Universitas," Keynote address. Association for the Study of Higher Education Pittsburgh, PA. November 1993.
Workshop for Senior Women Administrators, Virginia Identification Program Richmond, VA. October 1993.
Women's Leadership Workshop on Career Paths for Women Administrators. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. January 1992.
The Knowledge Executive Workshop for Senior Women Administrator. Virginia Identification Program. Richmond, VA, January 1992.
"Women as Leaders: New Career Paths." VIP Senior Seminar, ACE/VIP. Virginia Identification Program for the Advancement of Women in Higher Education Administration. James Madison University, January 1992.
"Sustaining Faculty Diversity in the Research University." Southwest Institute for Research on Women, University of Arizona. January 1992.
Moderator for panel on Strategic Planning. ACE President's Conference on New Agenda of Women. Washington, DC. May 1991.
"Writing Our Own Endings," Plenary Address. Way-Up Conference for Women in Higher Education Administration. Cedar Rapids, IA. November 1990.
"Building Bridges to the 21st Century," Plenary Address. College of Engineering. Industrial and Professional Advisory Council. Penn State University, PA. September 1990.
"Administrative Careers: Where Do You Come In?" CIC Administrative Fellows Program. University of Wisconsin. October 1990.
"Supply and Demand for Faculty in Community Colleges," Association for Institutional Research. Louisville, KY. May 1990.
The Representation of Women Students in Michigan. ACE-NIP Michigan Meeting. East Lansing, MI. May 1990.
Community College-University Partnerships: Issues and Concerns. American Association of Community and Junior Colleges (AACJC), Seattle, WA. April 1990.
Careers in Administration: Where Do You Come In? CIC Academic Leadership Program, Seminar III. University of Illinois. April 1990.
Strategies for Improving Women's Equity. Michigan Institutional Representatives ACE-NIP. East Lansing, MI. February, 1990.
Supply and Demand for Administrators in Community Colleges. Liberal Arts Network (LAND) Conference. East Lansing, MI. February 1990.
The Higher Learning and High Technology: A Case of Accelerating Dilemmas. Symposium organizer and Chair, ASHE. Atlanta, GA. November 1989.
The Status of Women in the Higher Education Profession Today, Women's Symposium, ASHE. Atlanta, GA. November 1989.
Arsenic or Old Lace: Strategies for Achieving Equity for Women. The Way Up Conference. Phoenix, Arizona. October 1989.
Prophecies and Prospects for Higher Education in the 1990's. Faculty Council Seminar/College of Education. Penn State University. February 1988.
Developing Leadership: Higher Education's Role Within American Society. Keynote address ACPA/NASPA National Meetings, Chicago. March 1987.
Wine, Women, and Winnie the Pooh. Address at The Pennsylvania State University Encampment. August 1986.
The Administrative Career Map: An Aerial View. AAHE Annual Conference, Washington, DC. March 1986.
Administrator Career Studies: Emerging Theoretical and Methodological Issues. AERA Symposium, San Francisco, CA. April 1986.
The Habit of Freedom and the Courage To Be. Keynote Speaker. Women Student Leaders Conference, Washington, DC. November 1985.
Transition in Leadership. Keynote Speaker. National Identification Program, American Council on Education, Kansas City, Missouri. June 1984.
Today's Academic Leaders. With Susan Twombly, S. Martorana, AACJC President's Academy, Vail, CO. July 1984.
Romancing the Career. Student Personnel Staff Conference, The Pennsylvania State University. May 1984.
Reading the Career Map: Directions from a National Study of Today's Academic Leaders. Symposium for Community College Key Administrative Women. Tarrant County Junior College District, Fort Worth, Texas. May 1984.
How Women in Higher Education Strike the Balance. Keynote Address. National Identification Program, American Council on Education, District of Columbia. March 1984.
The Structure of Administrative Careers: A Prose Poem in Four Parts. Presidential Address, Association for the Study of Higher Education, Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois. March 1984.
Careers for Women in Higher Education Administration: Pieces of the Puzzle. Revitalizing Human Resources. National Identification Program for the Advancement of Women in Higher Education Administration, Harrisburg, Virginia. March 1984.
Career Paths of Women in Higher Education Administration. National Identification Program for the Advancement of Women in Higher Education Administration, American Council on Education. Macalister College, Saint Paul, Minnesota. November 1983.
Career Paths in Higher Education Administration. Special Address. HERS Mid-Atlantic Summer Institute for Women Administrators, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. July 1983.
The Habit of Freedom and the Courage To Be. Commencement Address. Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. May 1983.
Pathways to the Top: A Closer Look at National Data on Administrators' Careers. Special session with Dr. Keith Spalding, Donna Shavlik, and Dr. Ralph Nye serving as reactors, American Association of Higher Education, Washington, DC. March 1983.
Examining the Myths About Administrative Careers. Special session of the American Council on Education, Minneapolis, Minnesota. October 1982.
Leaders in Transition: A National Perspective on Administrative Careers, American Association for Higher Education, Washington, DC. March 1982.
The Structure of Administrative Careers in Higher Education: Evidence from A National Study, 25 pp., Division J, American Educational Research Association, with Salimbene, Ann M.; Marlier, Joyce D.; and Bragg, Stephen M. New York, NY. March 1982.
Advancement Strategies for Women Administrators. Special address, Leaders for the 80's National Workshop, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. March 1981.
What to Do Until the Mentor Arrives? Keynote address, National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio. April 1980.
Transfer Students: Seeing the Trees Instead of the Forest. Keynote address, SUNY Intercampus Workshop on Transfer Student Problems, Plattsburgh, New York. April 1980.
Issues in Academic Administrators' Careers: Mobility and Mentors, 21 pp., with Sagaria, Mary Ann. American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Dallas, Texas. February 1980.
Roles and Careers in the Professoriate, (Session critic), American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, California. April 1979.
Women as a Force in Higher Education, Convocation Address, Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, October 19, 1978.
Women in the Two-Year College: Career Plans and Aspirations, with Veres, Helen C. Commission X, American College Personnel Association, Chicago, Illinois. April 1976.
Freedom and Constraint in Eighteenth Century Harvard, Division F, American Educational Research Association, Washington DC. April 1975.
Teaching Foundation and Survey Courses in Higher Education, 10 pp., Association of Professors of Higher Education, Chicago, Illinois. March 1976.
Career Innovative and Non-innovative Women in the Two-Year College: Implications for Counseling, with Veres, Helen C, Division E, American Educational Research Association, Washington, DC. April 1975.
The Cooling Out of Two-Year College Women, Division E, American Educational Research Association, Chicago, Illinois. April 1974.
The Impact of Students in Governance at Harvard and Yale in the Colonial Period, National Association of Women Deans, Administrators and Counselors, Chicago, Illinois. April 1974.
The Transfer Student Dilemma: Research Perspectives, with Baldwin, Roger and Little, Richard, American College Personnel Association/National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, Chicago, Illinois. April 1974.
Research Grants and Contracts
Realigning Institutional Missions and Faculty Work: Lessons from Six Institutions. Pew Charitable Trusts, and W.K. Kellogg Foundation with Ann Austin. $165,000. March 1996-June 1997.
Multi-dimensional Excellence Department Initiation Grant. Office of the Provost, MSU. $6,000. August 1995-July 1996.
Summer Seminar for Egyptian Senior University Administrators. US-Egypt Fulbright Commission and USAID, June 30-July 31, 1993. $75,000.
Toward Multidimensional Excellence. W. K. Kellogg Foundation, grant to CIC Institutions, with James Votruba, 1992-1993. $100,000.
Faculty Rewards and Incentives Project within W. K. Kellogg grant to Michigan State University for Lifelong Education, 1990-1993. $225,000 sub contract.
National Survey of Instructional Faculty (with SRI International) for National Center for Education Statistics, Department of Education Contract August 1987 -December 1988. The first in the series survey instruments used by the U.S. government.
Managing the Curriculum (with William G. Tierney) the Lilly Endowment July 1987 -August 1988.
Career Mobility Among Administrators in Postsecondary Education: How are Women and Minorities Affected? Ford Foundation, October 1983 - September 1984; Exxon Education Foundation, December 1983 - September 1984; TIAA-CREF, December 1983 - September 1984.
Leaders in Transition. The Topline: Presidents' Provosts' and Deans' Careers. Exxon Education Foundation, October 1982 - May 1983.
The Career Paths of Women and Minorities: Leaders in Transition Project. Ford Foundation, July 1981 - June 1982.
Leaders in Transition Project (for dissemination activities), TIAA-CREF, New York, New York, March 1981 - March 1982.
Collegiate Women and Institutional Change, 1875-1921, National Institute on Education, Postsecondary Division, October 1980 - October 1981.
Career Decisions and Employment Opportunities of Rural Women in New York State Two-Year Colleges. USDA-Hatch Funds, NYS College of Agriculture and Life Sciences-Research Office, Ithaca, New York, September 1975 - September 1978.
Women in the Two-Year College: Characteristics, Career Determinants and Perceptions (Center for Research & Development in Occupational and Continuing Education). ESEA-Title III Funds, Bureau of Two-Year College Programs, New York State Education Department, Albany, New York, June 1975 - June 1976.
Development of Counseling Resources for Cornell Women. Agency for Educational Innovation, Cornell University Senate, February 1975 - September 1976.
Women on the Two-Year College. U.S. Department of Labor, Manpower Program, NYS School of Industrial & Labor Relations, Ithaca, New York, September 1973 - September 1974.
Needs and Perceptions of New Students: Study of an Undergraduate College. College Funds, NYS College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Ithaca, New York, September 1972 - September 1975.
Teaching Experience
North Carolina State University:
Administrative Concepts in Adult and Higher Education
Michigan State University:
Proseminar for Doctoral Students
History and Philosophy of Higher Education
Seminar: Women's Education and Professional Development
(cross-listed in Women's Studies)
While at Penn State and Cornell University I taught a variety of courses and seminars in leadership, history, policy studies, academic women, and student personnel administration. I have chaired well over 30 doctoral committees and count among my students scholars, administrators, and others in both public and for-profit organizations in the US, Canada, Japan, South Africa.
Professional Associations and Activities
• Council of Education Deans, National Association of State Universities and Land-grant Colleges, 2000-present.
• American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education. 2000-present.
• Institute for International Education of Students, Chicago, Illinois, Board of Directors, 1997- present.
• The Ohio State Alumni Association, Inc., Board of Directors.
1990-1995, Chair 1995-1997, Advisory Council, 1997-present.
• AAHE Project on New Pathways II. Steering Committee on Department Evaluation, 1998.
• AAHE National Forum on Faculty Roles and Rewards, Advisory Panel, 1996-present.
• The Ohio State University Provost's External Advisory Committee on Teaching, 1997-present.
• Salzburg Seminar, Advisory Committee in the Universities Project, Hewlett Foundation, 1996- present.
• Fulbright Commission - CIES - Education panelist
• MUCIA - Higher Education liaison for MSU
• The Ohio State University Commission on Women, Alumni representative. 1991-1992
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• Community College Consortium - Michigan State University representative to this regional organization sponsored by University of Michigan, University of Toledo and Michigan State University. Instrumental in forming CCC and drafting external funding proposal; responsible for an executive leadership institute for June 1990.
• Planning Committee, Mortar Board, Inc., 75th Anniversary Celebration, The Ohio State University, 1988-1989.
• OERI Research Planning conference on Postsecondary Education and Adult Learning, U.S. Office of Education. March, 1989.
• Review Panel for National Supply and Demand for Faculty, WICHE. Feb-June, 1990.
• Association for the Study of Higher Education:
- Awards Committee, Chair, 1996.
- Evaluation of ASHE Secretariat, 1992.
- Proposal reviewer; ASHE Readers committee, Awards Committee, Paper reviewer.
- Board of Directors, ASHE Readers Series, 1989-1991.
- Reviewer for Research paper proposals, ASHE Annual Conference, May 1990.
- Reviewer for Symposium proposals, ASHE Annual Conference, May, 1990.
- Nominations Committee, Chair, 1985
- President, 1983
- Vice President, Program Chair and President-Elect, 1982-1983
- Co-Vice Chair, Program Committee, 1981
- Executive Committee, 1975-1977
- Dissertation Committee, 1975, 1979
- Nominations Committee, 1979, Chair, 1976
- Curriculum Committee, 1979-1980.
• ERIC Clearinghouse on Higher Education, National Advisory Board, 1977-1981.
• National Center for Education Statistics, Advisory Panel on Postsecondary Education, 1983-1984.
- American Council on Education Consultant, President's Conference, 1992.
- Member, The Leadership Group, 1986-present.
- Leadership Development Advisory Panel, November 1988 and June 1989.
- Pennsylvania Committee for Advancement of Women Administrators, 1977-1981.
- Program Coordinator, ACE-PA Statewide Conference for Women Administrators, 1981.
• National Association of Women Deans, Administrators, and Counselors, Kathryn Sisson Phillips Fellowship Fund, 1974-1975.
• History of Education Society:
- Nominations Committee
- Member of Board of Directors, 1981-1983
- Henry Barnard Prize Committee, 1977-1982; Chair 1980-1981.
• American Educational Research Association
- Reviewer for Research Papers, AERA Annual Conference,
1990, 1991, 1992.
- Nominations Committee, Chair, Division J, 1981
- Nominations Committee, Division F, 1979
- Division A, Reader, 1976
- Division F, Reader, 1979
- Division J, Reviewer, 1989-1990
- SIG/Postsecondary Education, Reader, 1977, 1978, 1979
• American Association for Higher Education
I have been a consultant to a variety of agencies and institutions including:
• Bowling Green University.
• National Center for Post-Secondary Teaching and Learning, Penn State University.
• National Center for Research and Development, Penn State University.
• National Center for the Study of Higher Education, Penn State University.
• Office of the Vice President for Research, University of Illinois.
• National Opinion Research Corporation.
• Virginia Tech University.
• Penn State University.
• Arizona Board of Regents, Commission on the Status of Women. Phoenix, AZ.
• University of Arizona, Office of the Provost and Association of Women Faculty, AZ.
• Ford Foundation: Project on Women's Role in Plan Sierra. Dominican Republic. July 1990.
• American Council in Education. Office of Women to Help Plan President's Conference on the New Agenda of Women. Washington, DC. May, 1990.
• Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Project on Faculty Supply and Demand. Jan-June, 1990
• AIR, AERA-J, ASHE Joint Project on Faculty Data Bases, sponsored by TIAA-CREF, May, 1990.
• Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, University of
California-Davis, April 1990.
• Ithaca College, NY
• Tarrant County Community College, TX
• National Education Association
• SUNY Center for Two-Year Colleges
• Bloomsburg State College, PA
University Committee Assignments
North Carolina State University:
• Steering Committee, Council of Deans, Office of the Provost, October 2000-October 2001.
• Living and Learning at NC State: A Task Force on the Future of Housing. Office of the vice Chancellor of Student Affair,
May 2001-present, Chairperson.
• Search Committee, Dean of College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Office of the Provost, October 2000-March 2001, Member
Michigan State University:
• University Athletic Council, 1995-1998.
• Women's Advisory Committee to the Provost (WACP), 1990-1993.
• Board of Directors, Faculty and Professional Women's Association, 1990-1993.
• Council to Review Research and Graduate Education (CORRAGE), 1989-1991.
• Joint Committee on Maternal and Dependent Care, 1991.
• Faculty and Professional Women's Association, 1989-1990.
• Member of Rural Community College Task Force, Assistant Provost for Lifelong Education, 1989-1990.
While at Penn State I was active in numerous college and university groups and tasks, including:
• Chair, Strategic Study Group on the Status of Women, 1985-1987. This task force had 35 members, 4 staff, and a research director. We published a final report that is a benchmark for such studies.
• Strategic Study Group on School of Public Policy, October 1985 - February 1986.
• University Planning Advisory Committee on Strategic Planning, 1983.
• Institute for Policy Research and Evaluation, Advisory Committee, 1983-1985, Chair, 1986-1987.
• Counseling Services Coordinating Committee, Chair, 1982-1983.
• University Commission for Women, Member and Chair, Task Force B, 1981-present.
• Summer Session Director, Search Committee, December 1982 - March 1983.
• Faculty Senate, Education College Senator, 1980-1982.
Faculty Affairs Subcommittee on Salaries, Consultant, 1983.
Faculty Rights and Responsibilities Committee Member, 1983-1987.
Committee on Faculty Affairs, 1980-1982.
Subcommittee on Faculty Salaries, Chair, 1982.
• General Education Conference, delegate, 1981.
• College of Education:
- College Promotion and Tenure Committee.
- Faculty Council Member, 1980-1982.
- Student and Faculty Affairs Committee, Member.
- Committee on Committees and Rules, Chair, 1982.
- Search Committee Member, Philosophy of Education position, 1981.
- College Sabbatical Review Committee, 1980.
• Encampment, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1988.
Keynote Speaker, 1988.
Presenter, Women's Equity at PSU, 1983.
Moderator, University Governance, 1981.
• University Master Plan for the 1980's.
Task Force on Faculty and Staff, 1978-1979.
Staff to the Steering Committee, 1978-1979.
• Mortar Board, Inc., Penn State Chapter, Senior Student Honor Society Advisor, 1978-1981.
While at Cornell University I also served on a number of committees and task forces.
International Experience
• Lecturer, "Changing Dynamics for Higher Education Worldwide", Conference of Rectors in the Caribbean, South America, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, January 1998 sponsored by W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
• Participant, "International Symposium on Research in Higher Education," Kassel, Germany. August 1998.
• Adviser, Universities Project, Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria. January 1997.
• Invited Participant, Conference on Higher Education in South Africa, Salzburg Seminar, Salzburg, Austria. May 1996.
• Team Leader, College of Education delegation to South African Universities, November 1995.
• Lecturer, Peking Normal University and University of Beijing, Beijing, China. September 1995.
• Presenter, The 5th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women. San Jose, Costa Rica. February 26-29, 1993.
• Seminar on Women's Education and Professional Development National Technological Institute, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. December 8-15, 1989.
• Lecturer, International Conference in Higher Education, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianopolis, Brazil, April 1989.
• Education Leader, Study Tour to USSR, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Nurses Association, April 26 - May 5, 1983; July 26 - August 9, 1983.
• U. S. Representative, Seminar on Managing Higher Education Organizations, sponsored by Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Vienna, Austria, September 4-7, 1983.
• U. S. Observer, Conference on the Role of Women in Higher Education by UNESCO, CEPES, and University Board of Sweden, Uppsala, Sweden, September 13-16, 1985.
• Sabbatical leave. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Cuernavaca Mexico and Southeast Asia, January-May 1998.
• Sabbatical leave, University of Brasilia, Brasil - February 1985 - July 1985.
• Phi Beta Kappa
• Maude A. Steward Award for Outstanding and Distinguished Contributions
to the Field of Higher Education, The Ohio StateUniversity, September 1998.
• Golden Key. Honorary member. Penn State University Chapter.
• Phi Kappa Phi, faculty inductee. Michigan State University Chapter.
• Howard R. Bowen Lecturer. The Claremont Graduate School, November 1995.
• Outstanding Woman Faculty Member, 1993. Faculty and Professional
Women's Association, Michigan State University.
• Who's Who in American Education, 1990.
• Center for Creative Leadership, Institute for Executive Women,
Greensboro, NC, June 1989.
• Distinguished Alumni Award, 300th Commencement Ceremony,
The Ohio State University, June 1987.
• Fulbright Research Scholar, Federal University of Brasilia, Brazil, January-August 1985.
• Outstanding Young Women in the U.S., 1978.
• NDEA Title IV Fellowship, University of Wisconsin, 1968-1970.
• Mortar Board, Inc. elected member, 1965, regional coordinator, 1972-1975,
Ohio State Alumni Council 1985-present.
• Outstanding Senior Woman, The Ohio State University, 1965
• General Uni
