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1 RESUME WILLIAM HAL KNIGHT EDUCATION Ph.D. Educational Administration with concentration in higher education administration. Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS M.P.A. Concentration in public policy analysis. Marshall University, Huntington, WV B.A. Double majors in history and political science. Augusta (GA) State University PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES DEAN, Claudius G. Clemmer College of Education, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN. August, 2003 present. Provide leadership to a College of Education that includes more than ninety faculty in four academic departments (Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, Human Development and Learning, and Kinesiology, Leisure, and Sport Sciences) and a K-12 laboratory school (University School) as well as a nationally acclaimed Center of Excellence in Early Childhood Education which includes a Child Study Center and a daycare facility for students (Little Bucs) and Centers of Excellence in Mathematics and Science Education and Sport Performance and Coach Education. The college is home to six undergraduate and 18 graduate programs including the Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Ph.D.s in Early Childhood Education and Sport Physiology and Performance. The interdisciplinary nature of the college s programs requires the dean to work with administrative leaders throughout the university to develop strong relationships. Responsible for both the strategic and day-to-day management of the college s budget, including University School. Responsible for ensuring that all personnel decisions are in compliance with university policies and that the College meets all teacher education reporting requirements (Title II, AACTE, NCATE, State Department Annual Report, etc.). Work with the College Chairs Council and Administrative Team to develop appropriate plans and responses to various initiatives of the Tennessee Board of Regents, Tennessee Department of Education, the university central administration, and other potential partners. Work with program coordinators and department chairs to provide leadership in accreditation efforts including CACREP, NCATE, and SACS. Work with the staff of the Office of Student Services and the Office of Field Experiences to develop appropriate recruitment and retention strategies and to monitor field placement and agreements with local school districts regarding field placement. Work with the college s Director of Technology to develop appropriate initiatives that improve the use of technology throughout the college through faculty and student development and technology improvement. Work with the leadership of the University School to ensure that the school provides a high quality educational experience for students in grades K-12 as well as a set of unique and innovative
2 Page 2 experiences for pre-service teachers and to encourage collaborative work between faculty at University School and the larger university community. Work with the Tennessee Board of Regents and the Office of International Programs to develop bi-lateral institutional agreements currently including institutions in Australia, China, Japan, Scotland, England, Ireland, and Ecuador. Currently developing a teacher quality improvement program with the Ministry of Education in Ghana. Serve as a liaison with school districts in the 16 county Upper East Tennessee Educational Cooperative (UETEC) and serve as a member of the UETEC Executive Board. Work with faculty to develop university school partnerships through a professional development school initiative, Title II Teacher Quality Enhancement grants, and the development of local P-16 councils. Serve as a member of various university councils and committees including the President s Council, Academic Council, and Dean s Council. CHAIR (50%), Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN. August, July, (Note: From August, 2002 June, 2003, I served as both Chair of ELPA and Associate Dean of the College.) Chair a department that includes 6 tenured and/or tenure track faculty, 1 senior associate faculty, 9 part-time faculty, 7 graduate assistants, and executive aide, and a half-time secretary. The department has approximately 20 masters, 20 Ed.S., and 150 Ed.D. students. Responsible for the day-to-day operation of the department, faculty and staff evaluations, budget preparation, and curriculum review. Lead a successful graduate program review of the master s, educational specialist, and doctoral programs. Worked with faculty to develop a new doctoral cohort program in Bristol. Also worked with local teachers and administrators in Claiborne and Sevier counties to organize new cohort programs. Serve as project director for three funded projects with the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), the DeWitt Wallace-Reader s Digest Foundation, and the Kellogg Foundation. All of these projects focus on the SREB initiative for the redesign of the department s principal preparation program. The Department has been recognized as a national leader in this redesign process. ASSOCIATE DEAN (50%), College of Education, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN ASSISTANT DEAN (25%), As Associate Dean for Curriculum and Accreditation: Responsible for all curricula activities at both the Graduate and Undergraduate level including development and review of curricula proposals. Responsible for all program assessment processes including annual evaluations and follow-up studies, Title II reporting, and SACS program effectiveness reporting. Direct the Office of Student Services, which includes Certification Analyst, Professional Advisor, Director of Field Services. Review and approve all graduate student processes including admission, committee membership, and programs of study. Serve as the coordinator for college accreditation efforts including service as NCATE Coordinator (1990-present). Responsible for the development of articulation agreements with area community colleges. Responsible for the development of minority student and faculty recruitment and retention efforts and serve as Co-Chair, College Committee on Diversity.
3 Page 3 Serve as COE representative to the university Curriculum Advisory Committee (1996-present), Assessment Liaison Council (formed in 2000), Committee to Assess Continuing Studies ( ), Task Force on Institutional Effectiveness and Planning ( ), Committee on Service- Learning ( ), Planning Committee for Leadership Studies minor ( ), Continuous Improvement team on Service Learning and General Education ( ). Director, Project MOST (Minority Opportunities for Success in Education), Proposal funded by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission for $27,000. Project continuation approved for $20,000 for Also was project director in for the original Project MOST program which was funded at $15,500. This grant program has provided assistance to 15 minority students in our Masters of Arts in Teaching program. Director, Title II Teacher Enhancement grant for Professional Development Schools, Tennessee Department of Education, Funded for $9,000. Director, Teacher Education Component, Service-Learn America grant, funded for $10,800. Proposal Institutional Director for AACTE/Carnegie Foundation project, Alliance for Teaching and Learning, Teacher Education Assessment System (TEAS) project, As Assistant Dean: Responsible for reviewing all budgetary and non-faulty personnel matters including sponsored research; for developing a computerized management system; for developing a newsletter. Served as COE representative to the University Information Resources Council, as a member of the Computer Services Long-range Planning Subcommittee, and Search Committee, Associate Vice-President for Research and Dean, Graduate Studies. Served as member, Kingsport University Center Task Force on the Future. Also, Chair, NCATE Self-Study Committee. PROFESSOR, 1994-present, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis, College of Education, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, COORDINATOR, Private Sector and Post-Secondary Doctoral Program, Full Member, ETSU Graduate Faculty. Teaching responsibilities are in higher education administration, organization behavior, and research methods. Courses taught include (Those listed in italics were taught in the last 5 years.): Administration of Higher Education (ELPA 7820), Leadership Studies (ELPA 6450), Theories of Administration (ELPA 6810), Grant and Proposal Development (ELPA 6955), Organization Development (ELPA 6561), Policy Analysis (ELPA 6956), Methods of Research (ELPA 5950, now EDFN 5950), Seminar in Educational Research (ELPA 5951), History & Philosophy of Education (ELPA 6730), Introduction to Educational Administration (ELPA 5750), Internship (ELPA 6581) Major advisor to 12 doctoral students. Serve on 4 additional doctoral committees. Service on departmental committees: Curriculum (chair), Masters' program (chair), Ed.D. Admissions. Service on college committees: Kellogg III Enhancing Community Partnerships, School Partnership, Grievances, Research Course Revision. Service on university committees: University Intercollegiate Athletic Committee (chair), ; Student Life, ; Tenure and Promotions Appeal Committee, ; University Libraries Committee, ; Task Force on Professional Service of the Commission on the Future of ETSU, Served as member, Graduate Council, ; Chair, Curriculum subcommittee,
4 Page 4 Co-developer of Project TN-LEAD (Tennessee Leadership in Educational Administration Development) proposal (funded for $240,000 each year, , with Dr. Ernie Bentley), wrote the Danforth Foundation Preparation Program for School Principals proposal (funded for $40,000, ), and co-wrote a proposal to the Kraft Foundation for a National Symposium on the preparation of school leaders (with Dr. Ernest Bentley, funded: $10,000). As Program Coordinator, responsible for coordinating and refining the doctoral option in Educational Leadership for students whose background is not in school settings, i.e., those in higher education, public administration, etc. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, Administration and Curriculum, Department of Education, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Responsible for coordination of the department's administrative internship program as well as teaching courses in organizational theory administrative behavior and higher education administration. NON- FACULTY PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE FEDERAL PROGRAMS DIRECTOR, Strengthening Developing Institutions Program, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Princess Anne, MD Responsible for the development and administration of this institutional development program. Duties included conducting institutional needs assessment, working with faculty to devise programming strategies, writing the institutional proposals, conducting negotiations with the funding agency, preparing fiscal and program evaluation reports, overseeing day-to-day operation of the program and securing complementary sources of funding. Awards exceeded $2.3 million during this time. Served as administrator for other institutional grants including: Special Services for Disadvantaged Students (federal); Child Care Assistance, Work Incentive Program, and Novel Education and Work Strategies (state); and Josiah Macy Foundation (private). PROGRAM SPECIALIST, Office of Federal Programs, West Virginia Board of Regents, Charleston, WV Responsible for assisting the Federal Programs Coordinator in the administration of the Title I-HEA program (Community Service and Continuing Education) including the design and implementation of the State evaluation program, assisting project personnel in the operation and evaluation of institutional programs, reviewing and evaluating project proposals, negotiating program revisions for the Board, and serving as a staff advisor to the Regents' Advisory Council on Federal Resources DIRECTOR of STUDENT ACTIVITIES, University of Charleston, Charleston, WV Responsible for the development of student social and cultural events including the Fall orientation for new students. Served as advisor to several student groups including the Programming Board. TEACHER, Augusta Preparatory School, Martinez, GA Taught seventh grade social studies. Coached 7/8 grade soccer, junior varsity basketball and was assistant high school track coach.
5 Page 5 PUBLICATIONS Franklin, K.K. & Knight, W.H. (1996). Exploring the Definition of Institutional Effectiveness in Higher Education. [Abstract] In J. R. Petry and H.L. McCree (Eds.), Proceedings of the twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Mid-South Research Association. Franklin, K.K. & Knight, W.H. (1995). Using Focus Groups to Explore Student Opinion. Washington, DC: Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC) Clearinghouse on Higher Education. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED ). Wang, X. & Knight, W.H. (1991). Readiness and Achievement Motivation: An Investigation of the Validity of the Readiness Scales in Hersey and Blanchard s Situational Leadership. Resources in Education. (ED ). Knight, W.H. (1990). Educational Reform: Another Agenda. Experiential Education, 16(3), 1-3. Bentley, E.B. & Knight, W.H. (1989) Influencing Higher Education Through Field-Based Opportunities in TN-LEAD. Educational Considerations, 16(2), Knight, W.H. (1988) Administrative Power. In Gorton, R. A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of Educational Administration and Supervision. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx. Knight, W.H. & Wood, R. C. (1988) Business Management Function. In Gorton, R. A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of Educational Administration and Supervision. Phoenix, AZ: Oryx. Knight, W.H. (1987) Notes from the Research Committee. Experiential Education, 12(2), 8. Knight, W.H. (1986) Using experiential learning to revitalize schools.. VOICE, 2(8), Knight, W.H. (1986). Educational Reform and Experiential Education. Experiential Education, 11(1), 1, 4. Knight, W.H. (1986). Theories of Modern Management. In Wood, R. C. (ed.), Contemporary School Business Management. Chicago: Association of School Business Officials. Knight, W.H. (1986) City Managers and School Superintendents: Response to Community Conflict, Zeigler, H., Kehoe, E., & Reisman, J. In Review of Education, 12(2). (Book review). Knight, W.H. & Holen, M. C. (1985) Leader Behavior and Faculty Perceptions of the Performance of Selected University and College Department Chairpersons. The Journal of Higher Education, 55, Knight, W.H. (1985) The Biglan Model: A Better Understanding of the Role of Academic Chairperson. In Cashin, W. E. (ed.), National Issues in Higher Education, XIV, Knight, W.H. (1985) Program Development for Academic Chairpersons. In Cashin, W. E. (ed.), National Issues in Higher Education, XIV, Knight, W. H. (1985) Planning and Vocational Education, Copa, G. & Moss, Jr., J.(eds.) In Educational Planning, 4(3), (Book review). Knight, W. H. (1984) "Assessing Leadership Style: Implications for Department Chairpersons." In
6 Page 6 Cashin, W. E. (ed.), National Issues in Higher Education, XIII, Knight, W. H., & Litz, C. E. (1983) "Organizational Theory as an Exercise in Philosophy of Education." In Proceedings of the Midwest Philosophy of Education Society: Detroit: Midwest Philosophy of Education Society. PRESENTATIONS National (recent): Teacher Residency Models: Tennessee s Undergraduate Initiative. American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education. Atlanta, GA, February Building Strong Collaborative Relationships between the Laboratory School and the University. National Association of Laboratory Schools. Memphis, TN, March, Revisioning a Laboratory School: The ETSU -- University School Experience. National Association of Laboratory Schools. Los Angeles, CA, March, State (recent): Ready 2 Teach: Tennessee Board of Regents Response to Clinical Preparation. Alliance for Clinical Preparation, Nashville, TN March, Tennessee Improving Student Performance through Improved Teacher Preparation: The Tennessee Teaching Quality Initiative. Tennessee Association for Developmental Education, Kingsport, TN, October Working to Improve Teacher Preparation in Tennessee: The Tennessee Teaching Quality Initiative. Tennessee Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Nashville, TN. March Other (recent) Testimony before Tennessee Senate Committee on Education, Nashville, January, MEMBERSHIPS America Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Association for the Study of Higher Education Eastern Educational Research Association National Council of Professors of Educational Administration Kappa Delta Pi Phi Delta Kappa Southern Regional Council for Educational Administration Tennessee Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
7 Page 7 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Institutional Representative, 1988-present. Institutional Director, AACTE/Carnegie Foundation Project TEAS, Participant, Continuing Accreditation Workshop with NCATE, Critic/Discussant for various sessions at annual meetings. Proposal reviewer, National Association for Laboratory Schools Executive Board, present National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education Board of Examiners, 2006-present State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCoRE) Steering Committee Member, 2009-present Tennessee Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Institutional Representative, Executive Board, East Tennessee Representative, Research Committee, ; chair, Title II Planning Committee, Co-Chair, Institute Development Committee, present. Tennessee Board of Regents Co-Chair, Tennessee Teacher Quality Initiative, 2005-present Co-Chair, Tennssee Alliance for Clinical Education Regents On-line Degree Program (RODP) Committee, Tennessee Department of Education Board of Examiners, Tennessee State Board of Education Member, Teacher Education Advisory Council, 2008-present COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Jonesborough Industrial Development Bond Board. Chair, 1996 present. Jonesborough Regional Planning Commission, present Town of Jonesborough, Alderman, elected for , re-elected Jonesborough Reparatory Theatre Executive Board, President, Jonesborough-Washington County History Museum Board of Directors, Jonesborough Civic Trust, Board of Directors, Vice Chairman, 1988; Chairman, ADDRESSES Office: Office of Dean Home: 501 W. Main St. College of Education Jonesborough, TN Box East Tennessee State University
8 Page 8 Johnson City, Tennessee Phone: Phone: (H) FAX: (c) Knighth@etsu.edu
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