2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [Not Current Academic Year. Consult with Your Academic Advisor for Your Catalog Year]
Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
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Who’s Who
Interim Chair:
Catherine Horn
Professor:
Wayne Emerson (Visiting), Augustina Reyes, Anthony Rolle, Alexander Schilt, Paula Short, Yali Zou
Associate Professor:
Bradley W. Carpenter, Jacqueline Hawkins, Catherine Horn, Angus MacNeil, Lyle McKinney, April Peters-Hawkins, Kristi L. Santi
Assistant Professor:
Keith Butcher (Clinical), Lynn Gillman-Rich, Kristen Hassett (Clinical), Shawn Kent, Ruth M. Lopez, An Nguyen (Clinical), Virginia Snodgrass-Rangel
Emeritus Professor:
Robert Wimpelberg
Course Categories
The Department of Educational Leadership offers courses under the following headings: Cultural and Urban Studies Courses (CUST) and Educational Psychology (EPSY) .
Overview
The Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies (DELPS) in the College of Education at the University of Houston strives to be among the nation’s premier departments of graduate study for the development, management, and evaluation of K-20 educational organizations. And as such, faculty and staff prepare aspiring educational leaders who will develop innovative, efficient, and socially just educational policy solutions through collaborative research, praxis, and practice activities. In addition, DELPS faculty and staff continuously maintain - and pursue - mutually beneficial school, district, college, university, legislative, and corporate partnerships to improve educational environments, organizations, and learning outcomes for all students.
DELPS is distinctive in many ways. We are located in the heart of Houston, Texas - one of the most dynamic cities in the United States and uniquely located near Austin, New Orleans, San Antonio, and the Texas Gulf Coast. Accordingly, this metropolitan area offers students rich urban and suburban environments in which to learn - as well as opportunities for international research and study. Accordingly, DELPS prides itself on the multiple forms of diversity embraced - and respected by our students, staff, faculty, and community - including multiple perspectives on age, culture, ethnicity, exceptionality, geographic origin, and professional experience.
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