Graduates of the Ed.D. in developmental education, educational leadership, and curriculum and instruction are working in a variety of settings including colleges, public schools, universities and public-private agencies and community-based organizations. The following are some examples:
- Paul Ifeanyi - 2006 (Sp) -Supervisor/Childcare Specialist: Methodist
Children’s Home Ruston,
LA; Adjunct Instructor of Guidance Counseling, Grambling State University - Teresa Ward - 2005 (Fall) - Instructor in Language and Education Development;
Director
of Staff Development, Butte College, Oroville, CA - Hilda Brown - 2005 (Fall) - Educational Consultant
- Bobby Gray - 2005 (Sum) - Treasurer, Lincoln Parish Police Jury, Ruston, LA
- Lisa Gill - 2005 (Sp) - Counselor/Administrator, Strong, AR
- Additional Graduate Employment Examples
Many students have attended professional association meetings as presenters and participants. Some have published in journals in developmental education and related disciplines. During 1995, one doctoral student (Dr. Simon Whittaker) received a Fulbright summer scholarship for travel and study abroad. Students are also active members of the Doctoral Students Association (DSA) at Grambling and the Association of Doctoral Students (ADS) for LEC participants. Below are a list of selected professional and scholarly student contributions:
The following students have completed the Developmental Education Program
