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Policy Studies in Urban Education, Ph.D.

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Examples of Professional Positions Obtained by Students and Graduates of Ph.D. Programs in Policy Studies

• Christopher Clott, Associate Professor of Education, St. Xavier University, Chicago.
• Mary M. Dwyer, President, Institute for the International Education of Students, Chicago.
• Andrea Evans, Assistant Professor and Director of Doctoral Studies, Department of Leadership, Educational Psychology, and Foundations, Northern Illinois University.
• Camille Farrington, Research Associate in Educational Policy, University of Washington, Seattle.
• Carol Fendt, Program Evaluator (CPS Math-Science Initiative), Prairie Evaluation Group, UIC.
• Arlene Flynn, Vice President of Professional Affairs, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy.
• Linda Hagedorn, Assistant and Associate Professor, University of Southern California; Professor and Chair, Department of Educational Administration and Policy, University of Florida.
• Patricia Hulsebosch, Professor of Education and Assistant Dean, Gallaudet University.
• Pamela Konkol, Instructor, Concordia University, River Forest, IL.
• Jonathan Lightfoot, Instructor at Knox College; Assistant Professor, Hofstra University.
• Debra Lynch, CPS teacher and former President, Chicago Teachers Union.
• Debra Miretzky, Program Director, National Society for the Study of Education.
• Carlos Ivan Moreno, Director in the Ministry of Education, Mexico.
• George Perry, Jr., Education Program Officer, The Panasonic Foundation, Boston.
• Judith Ponticell, Assistant and Associate Professor, Texas Tech University; Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of South Florida.
• Leonard Ramirez, Director, Latin American Recruitment and Educational Services (LARES), UIC.
• Elaine Schuster, Superintendent of Schools, Archdiocese of Chicago; President and CEO, Golden Apple Foundation, Chicago.
• Patrick M. Sheahan, Executive Director of Public Affairs, UBS Investment Bank.

Too many superintendencies, principalships, and educational leadership positions in the Chicago Public Schools and other Illinois school systems to mention.