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CURRICULUM VITA
JUDY BROWN LEHR
Educator
Graduate College
The Citadel
Charleston, SC 29409
(843) 953-6854 (Office)
(843) 953-6797 (Fax)
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44 Seagrass Lane
Isle of Palms, SC 29451
J.Lehr@citadel.edu
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Education
| Ph.D. |
1979 University of Wisconsin-Madison
Major: Educational Administration with minor in Education Psychology
Dissertation: "Staff Development Needs of Middle Level Teachers"
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M.S.
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1974 Clemson University, South Carolina
Major: Elementary Education, emphasis in Special Education |
| B.S. |
1971 Tennessee Technological University
Major: Secondary Education - Social Studies
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Experience
| August 1999-Present |
Associate Professor of Education, The Citadel
Rank of Major |
| July 1986-August 1999 |
Associate Professor and Coordinator of Secondary Education,
Furman University, Greenville, SC.
Responsibilities included teaching at the graduate and undergraduate
levels, coordinating the secondary education program (1998-1999) and
assisting with numerous outreach efforts of the Education Department.
Tenure awarded 1992; Associate Professor rank 1994. |
| February 1985-June 1986 |
Director, Center of Excellence Project, Furman University
Responsible for planning and implementing a grant to prepare undergraduate
students in teacher education to work successfully with at-risk, low-achieving
students in the public schools in reading, math, and composition.
Coordinated the Field Experience Program for the teacher education
program. |
| August 1981-June 1983 |
Curriculum Coordinator, Greer Middle School, Greer,
SC
Assisted teachers in curriculum planning and implementation. Initiated
the "Principal's Writing Award" program. |
| July 1979-July 1980 |
Principal, Augusta Circle Elementary School, Greenville,
SC |
| August 1977-May 1979 |
Graduate Assistant, University of Wisconsin (Madison)
Research and Development Center for Cognitive Learning
Responsible for workshop and conference coordination, Research and
Development Center liaison activities to school districts desiring
to move to individualized schooling, and creation of staff development
materials for teacher training. |
| August 1976-June 1977 |
Coordinator of Staff Development, Piedmont
Schools Project, Greer, SC
Responsible for assessing, designing, and implementing staff development
activities in a comprehensive K-12 educational change program. |
| August 1972-August 1976 |
Classroom Teacher, Greer Middle School,
Greer, SC |
Honorary Societies
| Inducted 1970 |
Kappa Delta Pi |
| 1988-Present |
Phi Delta Kappa |
Professional Leadership
| 2000-Present |
Board of Directors, Higher Education Representative,
South Carolina Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development |
| 1999-2000 |
President, Association of Supervision and
Curriculum Development, South Carolina. Served on state and national
committees. |
| 1990-1999 |
Chairperson for Inviting School Award Program, International
Alliance for Invitational Education |
| 1990-Present |
Board of Directors, International Alliance for Invitational
Education |
Professional Membership
| 1980-Present |
International Alliance for Invitational Education |
| 1983-Present |
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
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| 1990-Present |
South Carolina Association of Teacher Educators |
| 1990-1996 |
National Middle School Association |
| 1992-1998 |
American Educational Research Association |
Research Grants
Lehr, J., Hairfield, B.,
(2004-2005). Middle Level Grant. Proposal, Not Yet Funded.
Lehr, J. et al. (2002-2003). Teacher Quality
Grant, South Carolina State Department of Education ($20,000).
Lehr, J. (1986, 87, 88). Center of Excellence.
($40,000 annually). South Carolina Commission on Higher Education.
Lehr J. (2004). South Carolina ASCD Grant ($600.00).
Education Leaders Club.
Lehr J. (2004). National ASCD Grant, ($250.00)
Education Leaders Club.
Lehr J. (2004). Citadel Grants: $1,600 to present
research, $400 to attend professional conferences, $3,000 for student
travel to ASCD International Conference.
Lehr, J.; Maag, Fain; Quast, Lesley; and Tyler,
Herbert. Grant for continuation of Center of Excellence. ($160,000).
Bell South Foundation.
Lehr, J. Grants for the following: At-Risk
Students, Learning Styles of African American Males, Engaged Learning,
Age to Begin Foreign Language Instruction, and Effective Teaching Strategies.
(Approx. $2,000 each). Furman Advantage Research.
Consultantships
- Keynote Speaker for various colleges and schools including:
- School District of Beloit, Beloit, WI:
- Garfield Heights City, Cleveland, OH;
- Galax City Public Schools, Galax, Virginia:
- Intermediate Unit 1 Conference, Pittsburg, PA;
- Convocation Speaker, College of the Albemarle, Manteo, NC.
- Title 1 State Conference, Bowling Green, KY.
Consultant for Safe Schools through Invitational Education Grant, Fayeteville,
NC, 1996 to present.
Awards, Honors
| 1994 |
Outstanding Professor of African American Students |
| 1997 |
Most Influential Professor of Summa Graduate |
| 1998-1999 |
Distinguished Lecturer for the Martha Holden Jennings
Foundation |
| 2000-2001 |
Distinguished Lecture for the Marth Holden Jennings Foundation |
Selected Presentations
Lehr, J. (2004). Invitational Education. ASCD,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Lehr, J. (2003). Creating Ethical Leaders in
the Classroom. ASCD, San Francisco, California.
Lehr, J. (2003). Leading to Integrity. The Center
for Ethics and Character Development, The Citadel--Group Facilitator.
Lehr, J. (2003). Inviting Safe Schools, Project
Consultant. Washington, D.C.
Lehr, J. (2003). The Citadel's ASCD Student
Leaders Chapter, ASCD State Conference, Columbia, S.C.
Lehr, J. (1999, March). Maintaining safety in
schools through invitational education. Presented with Professor John
VanHoose at Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD),
San Francisco, CA.
Lehr, J. (1999, March). Building safe schools;
Bridging the gap in teacher education: The relationship of college students,
public school educators, and university faculty. Presented at Association
for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD), San Francisco, CA.
Lehr, J.B. (1998). The power of positive initiatives.
Paper presented at Cooperative/Comprehensive Learning for Utah Educators,
Salt Lake City, UT.
Lehr, J.B. (1998). Schools without fear.
Presented as Jennings Scholar Lecturer, University of Dayton, Dayton,
OH.
Lehr, J.B. (1998). The 5 powerful P's of an
inviting school. Presented at Middle School Conference, Beaumont, TX.
Lehr, J.B. (1998, March). Research based
programs to promote success for at-risk students. Presentation to
Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development International
Conference, San Antonio, TX.
Lehr, J.B. (1998, March). The successful
middle school. Paper presented to the North Carolina Middle School
Association, Greensboro, NC.
Lehr, J.B. (1998, February). The 5 powerful
P's of an inviting school. Presentation to the Montana Association of
School Leadership, Billings, MT.
Lehr, J.B. (1997, November). Inviting success
for all students. Paper presented as Jennings Scholar Distinguished
Lecturer, Columbus, OH.
Lehr, J.B. (1997, October). Implementing
invitational education with at-risk students. Paper presented at
the Nebraska Association of School Administrators, Grand Island, NE.
Lehr, J.B. (1997, October). Implementing
invitation leadership in difficult situations. Topic presented at
the International Alliance for Invitational Education National Leadership
Conference, Lake Placid, NY.
Lehr, J.B. (1997, October). Children of promise.
Presentation to the Minnesota Association of Administrators of State
and Federal Programs and the Minnesota Department of Children, Families
and Learning State Conference, Minneapolis, MN.
Lehr, J.B. (1997, October). Schools without
fear. Presentation to the South Carolina Association of Teacher
Educators State Conference, Charleston, SC.
Publications
Lehr, J., and Victor, R. (2004). "Collaboration
Through Commitment: The Garfield Heights Story," Invitational Leadership.
In press.
Lehr, J. (2003). Using Learner-Centered Education
to Prepare Teachers for Ethical Leadership. Education, 124 (1), 55-62.
Lehr, J.B. (1998). Schools without fear. In
Jennings Scholar Lectures, 147-176. OH: Kent State University
Press.
Lehr, J.B. (1997). Developing leadership in
the heart and south of an ASCD Chapter. CATALYST, IV, Fall.
Lehr, J.B. (1997). Higher education involvement
with ASCD. ASCD Reporter, Winter.
Lehr, J.B. (1995). Children of promise. In Jennings
Scholar Lectures. Athens, OH: Ohio University Press (pp.21-50).
Lehr, J.B. (1993). The 5 powerful p's of an
inviting school. In Jennings Scholar Lectures. Dayton, OH: University
of Dayton Press.
Lehr,J.B. (1991). Inviting at-risk students.
Journal of the National Center for Outcome Based Education,
Lehr, J.B. (1990). Furman University's Center
of Excellence experience. In Purkey, William Watson and Schmidt, John
J. Invitational Learning for Counseling and Development. Ann
Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press.
Books
Martin, C. with Lehr, J.B. (1999). START
Curriculum Guide. Minneapolis, MN: Educational Media Corporation.
Lehr, J.B. & Purkey, W.W. (1996). School
Meter - an instrument to assess school safety. Greensboro, NC: University
of North Carolina Press.
Lehr, J.B. &Martin, C. (1994). Schools Without
Fear. Minneapolis, MN: Educational Media Corporation.
Lehr, J.B. &Martin, C. (1992). We're All
At Risk: Inviting Learning for Everyone. Minneapolis, MN: Educational
Media Corporation.
Lehr, J.B.& Maag, F.C. (1990). Center of
Excellence: A BellSouth Foundation Grant Final Report. Greenville,
SC: Furman University Press.
Lehr, J.B. &Harris, H.W. (1988). At-Risk,
Low Achieving Students in the Classroom. Washington, D.C.: National
Education Association.
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