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Faculty and Staff

We are proud of the fact that all full-time School of Education faculty engage in some way with PhD students. In fact, a major emphasis of the program is to engage individual students in collaborative inquiry and research with faculty experts.

Prospective students are encouraged to review the School of Education faculty directory and initiate contact with faculty members who have similar research interests early in the application process.

Faculty

The following is a directory of contact information for all full-time faculty. Individuals are listed in alphabetical order by last name.

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Staff

Jemina Williams - Drexel University Program Manager for PhD in Education and MS in Educational Administration Jemina Williams Director of Student Services
215.895.1965
Christopher G. Wright - Drexel University Assistant Professor for MS Teaching, Learning and Curriculum Christopher G. Wright, PhD Associate Dean, Diversity Equity and Inclusion
Associate Professor
Program Director, PhD in Education
215.571.3898

Featured Faculty Member

Michael J. Haslip - Drexel University Assistant Professor for MS in Teaching, Learning and Curriculum: Advanced Studies

Michael Haslip, PhD
Assistant Professor

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Tell us more about your collaboration with your PhD student?

We have collaborated for the past two years, along with another faculty member Dr. Ayana-Allen Handy, on an applied research project investigating how early childhood teachers in Philadelphia can best support young children’s social, emotional and character development (SECD). We provided 12 weeks of professional development to in-service teachers related to SECD and collected data on various activities addressing multiple research questions. Our first mixed methods study, published here, demonstrated how teachers improved their use of positive guidance principles, and how they improved the quality of their relationships with children. Our second study, currently under review, investigated how the teachers used a positive psychology intervention (applying personal character strengths in the workplace) to resolve a wide variety of challenges with coworkers, children and parents. Our third related study, also under review, investigated how the teachers and their students demonstrated the character strengths of love, kindness and forgiveness. Modeling and applying these traits is central to supporting young children’s SECD.