Dr. Robert E. Tyndall Professional Vitae

I. Education

Degree Field of Study Year Received

Institution

Ed. D Education AdministrationCognate Area Sociology

1980 UNC-Chapel Hill

CAGS Advanced Graduate Studies(Certificate in Advanced Graduate Studies-Lab School)

1974 University of California Los Angeles

MAT English/Minor Sociology 1972 UNC-Chapel HillBA English 1970 UNC-Chapel HillProfessional Certifications Held

Higher Education Leadership, Superintendent, Principal, Instructional Supervision, English, International Research Board

II. Professional Work History

Date Location Position2009-Present

UNC-Wilmington Professor, Doctoral Educational Leadership Program, Watson School of Education. Executive in Residence, Cameron School of Business. Visiting Professor, MBA

2007-2009 UNC-Wilmington Special Advisor to the Provost, University of North Carolina at WilmingtonProfessor, Doctoral Educational Leadership ProgramWatson School of Education

1999-2007 UNC-Wilmington Vice Chancellor,Information Technology Systems Division Associate ProvostProfessor, WSE

Acting Vice Chancellor Division of Public Service/Continuing Studies (2003--2004) Director, Consortia Networked for Education NC Legislative Initiative (1994-1999)

1991-1999 UNC-Wilmington Dean, Watson School of EducationProfessor, Dept. of Design and ManagementExecutive Director Consortium Advancement of Public Education (1989-1995) 14 school districts, 7 community colleges, 10 businesses

1989-1991 UNC-Wilmington Associate Dean, Watson School of EducationAssociate Professor, Department of Design and ManagementChair, Department of Design and Management

1984-1988 Moore County Schools Superintendent, Moore County Public School System

1979-1983 Durham County Schools Associate Superintendent, Research, Development and Support Services Visiting Scholar, UNC-Chapel Hill (1982-1984)Visiting Scholar, Duke University (1976-1983)Founder and Executive Director, Research Triangle Educational Alliance (1980-1983) Lecturer, North Carolina Central University (1977-1982)

1977-1979 Durham County Schools Principal, Oak Grove School Community Partnerships Advisor, Office of the President, Duke University

1975-1977 Durham City Schools Deputy Superintendent

1972-1975 Durham City Schools Principle, Lyon Park School1970-1972 Durham City Schools Teacher of English and Earth Science

Teacher Quantitative MathBrogden Junior High School

III. Teaching Experience

Date Location Course/Field of Study

Spring 2012 UNC-Wilmington EDL 607, Generating, Aligning and Managing School Resources

Fall 2011 UNC-Wilmington EDL 604, Public School Law/Policy

Spring 2011 UNC-Wilmington EDL 607, Generating, Aligning and Managing School Resources

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Fall 2010 UNC-Wilmington MBA 533 Identifying and Overcoming Organizational Defense SystemsEDL 604 Public School Law/Policy

Spring 2010 UNC-Wilmington MBA 533 Organizational Defense SystemEDN 624, Strategic Planning and Budget Alignment

Fall 2009 UNC-Wilmington EDN 624 Strategic Planning and Budget Alignment

EDN 604, Policy, Law and Property Acquisition and Management

Fall 2011 UNC-Wilmington PSCS 212 Southern Poets: Survey Course 2001 EDN 200 Schools and Society

Spring 1999 UNC-Wilmington PSCS 284 Technology for Leadership Applications

Spring 1998 UNC-Wilmington EDN 245 Essential Management SkillsEDN 226 Schools as Socio-Technical Systems

Spring 1996 UNC-Wilmington EDN 312 Organizational Sociology and Professional Development

Fall 1995 UNC-Wilmington ED 222 Organizational Behaviors

Fall 1994 UNC-Wilmington ED 202 Teacher, School and Society

Spring 1994 UNC-Wilmington ED 222 Organizational Behavior

Spring 1993 UNC-Wilmington ED 202 Teacher, School and Society Secondary English InternshipField Supervision

Fall 1992 UNC-Wilmington Secondary English InternshipField Supervision

Fall 1991 UNC-Wilmington Secondary English InternshipField Supervision

Spring 1991 UNC-Wilmington EDN 200 School and Society Secondary English Field Supervision

Spring 1990 UNC-Wilmington EDN 200 Teacher, School and Society

Spring 1989 UNC-Wilmington

Secondary English Internship

Field Supervision

Fall 1984 UNC-Chapel Hill EDN 205 Educational Administrations

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Fall 1983 Duke University Visiting ScholarED-SL 255 School Law: ThePractitioner’s Perspective

Fall 1982 UNC-Chapel Hill Visiting Scholar

EL 200 Educational Foundations

Spring 1982 UNC-Chapel Hill Lecturer, EL 205 Educational Administration

Fall 1981 NC Central University

Duke University

ED 236 Instructional Design andClassroom Management

Visiting Scholar, EDSL 219 Teacher as Learner and Inventor

Spring 1981 NC Central University Lecturer, ED 245 Educational Governance

Fall 1977 NC Central University ED 233 Curriculum Design and Development

Spring 1976 Duke University Visiting Scholar, EDSL 228 Self Esteem and the Social Mirror

IV. Honors/Awards/Accomplishments

Date/Location Award

2011-2012/Wilmington, NC

Chancellor’s Installation Committee, Chair

2010/Raleigh, NC State Standards Board for School Executives, Service Citation

2009/Washington, DC NC Delegate, World Health Congress

2008/Washington, DC NC Delegate, World Health Congress

2008/Wilmington, NC Provost Leadership Award, Chair, Health and Human Services, Task Force

2008/New York, NY New York Press Club Peer Recognition, “Sadie’s Waltz,” Mobius Films Inc. (Project Consultant)

2007/Wilmington, NC Provost’s University Leadership Citation, UNCW, Chair, Strategic Planning Budget Task Force

2006/Wilmington, NC Technology Innovation Awards, Founder Award

2005/Atlanta, GA National ACM University and College Computing Services Communications Printed Publication Award

2004/San Diego, CA National CUPA, Technology Innovation Award College and

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University Personnel Association2004/Chapel Hill, NC UNC Presidential Citation for Program Excellence, UNC

System

2004/Wilmington, NC Chancellor’s Award for Watson School of Education PDS Design Concept

2004/Washington, DC Aspen Fellow, Wye River Center, Washington, DC

2003/Washington, DC National Business Association Technology Partnership Award North Carolina Team

2003/Chapel Hill, NC UNC Shared Services Alliance Board

2002/Memphis, Tennessee

Memphis City Council –Honorary City Council Award

2002/Washington, DC Collegis/Eduprise, Innovative Technology Applications Award

2000/Bangkok, Thailand Kenan Visiting Fellow, Institute of Asia

2000/Charlotte, NC BellSouth Technology Innovations Award

2000/Wilmington, NC Chancellor’s Leadership Award, Establishing the Information Technology Systems Division, James R. Leutze, Chancellor UNCW

1997/Bangkok, Thailand Thai Alliances Committee: Economics, Education and Technology

1996/Washington, DC White House Committee on Education and America’s Future, Sub-committee on Higher Education

1995/Wilmington, NC NCATE Excellence in Leadership Citation

1999/Chapel Hill, NC UNC Deans’ Council Leadership Plaque

1999/Wilmington, NC Founder Award, Razor Walker Awards

1999/Wilmington, NC Award for Technology Innovations and Economic Partnerships BellSouth Corporation

1998/Raleigh, NC Exemplary Service Award, NC Partnerships for Educational Excellence

1998/Wilmington, NC Award for the Pursuit of Excellence in Education, Southeast Region: “What’s Right with Public Education?”

1998/Raleigh, NC Outstanding Contribution to Quality Education, North Carolina Business Committee for Education, Office of the Governor

1998/Raleigh, NC Leadership Award for Excellence in Education

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1998/New Bern, NC Excellence in Educational Leadership Award, CAPE

1997/Washington, DC Commission on Education in the 21st Century, North Carolina Delegate

1997/San Diego, CA Outstanding Partnership Service Award, American Association of School Administrators

1997/Charlotte, NC Award of Excellence: Leadership in Education, BellSouth Corporation

1997/San Diego, CA American Association of School Administrators’ Partnership Award

1997/Raleigh, NC Award for Innovation: Vision Carolina Project Team, Governor, James B. Hunt

1997/Raleigh, NC NC Chamber of Commerce Award of Merit: Educational Partnerships to Improve Student Achievement

1996/St. Louis, MO Association of Classroom Teacher Educators, Distinguished Program Award

1996/Raleigh, NC Innovations in Education Award, Northern Telecom

1996/Raleigh, NC NCIH Committee: Leadership Award, North Carolina Information Highway

1996/St. Louis, MO Association of College Teacher Educators, National Distinguished Program Award

1995/Wilmington, NC NCATE Excellence in Leadership Citation

1995/Atlanta, GA Educational Pioneer Award, Southern Region Education Board

1995/Raleigh, NC Order of the Long Leaf Pine State of North Carolina, Highest Service Award, Governor James B. Hunt

1995/Raleigh, NC Ambassador Extraordinaire, State of North Carolina, Governor James B. Hunt

1995/Washington, DC Finalist, Innovation in Government National Award, John F. Kennedy Institution of Government

1995/Wilmington, NC Emerging Leader of the South, LQC Lamar Honor Society

1995/Raleigh, NC North Carolina School Board Association, Leadership Fellow

1994/Baltimore, MD Aspen Institute Fellow, Wye River Conference Center

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1994/New Bern, NC Award for Profound Contributions to Education, Consortium for the Advancement of Public Education

1994/Vail, Colorado ASPEN Fellow

1993/Quito, Ecuador Design Team Citation, President Santiago, Model High School University of San Francisco De Quito, Quito, Ecuador

1992/Raleigh, NC Governor’s Outstanding Leadership Award, Governor Jim Martin

1992/Raleigh, NC Community College Partner Award, President, NC Community College System, Former Governor -Bob Scott

1992/Myrtle Beach, SC Regional Service Award, Communities of the Future Team Leaders Program

1992/Wilmington, NC Found Award, Razor Walker Awards

1990/Wilmington, NC Executive Leadership Award, Consortium for the Advancement of Public Education

1985/Washington, DC Program Chair Medal, American Association of School Administrators

1985/Chapel Hill, NC Chair, Joint Committee on Collaborative Teacher Preparation Models representing NCSU, UNC-CH, Duke University, NCCU, UNCG, and six public school systems

1984/New York, NY Rand Corporation, “Six Best National Models” Durham County Personnel Development System for Improving the Recruitment, Selection, and Retention of Teachers

1982/Raleigh, NC Governor’s Outstanding Educational Leadership Award, Governor Jim Martin

1981/Durham, NC Founder Award, Triangle Roundtable Educational Alliance

1981/Durham, NC Board of Directors of the North Carolina Museum of Life and Science

1981/Durham, NC Board of Directors of Operation Breakthrough

1980/Durham, NC 1980 University Leadership Award for Community Service Duke University President, Terry Sanford

1979/Washington, DC Award “Who’s Who in Education in the South” Putnam Whose Who in the South

1978/Greensboro, NC Selected “Outstanding Educator of the Year,” North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers

1978/Raleigh, NC Selected “Outstanding Educator of the Year” for Region IX , NC Parent Teacher Association

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1977/Durham, NC Inducted for Membership in Phi Delta Kappa

1974/Washington, DC National Council on School Improvement Award Lyon Park Project

1974/Durham, NC Jaycees’ “Outstanding Educator of the Year” Award

1974/Durham, NC Principal of the Year, Durham City Schools

1972/Durham, NC Optimist Club Community Leader of the Year Award

1971/Durham, NC Teacher of the Year for the Durham City Schools

1971/Fort Sill, OK Graduated First in Class, U. S. Army Artillery Training Center, Base Commander Citation. “Leadership Excellence”

V. Funded Grants and Special Targeted Appropriations

Date Amount Grant/Special Appropriation and Funding Agent2010 123,000 Ready Schools Grant (Consultant for Project Team)2008 62,000 Design consultant to Co-PI, NC Grid Project, Northern

Telecom, JVC, Bell South/UNC-GA Phase, II

2005 194,0002004 10,000 ITSD Innovation Award, UNCW

2004 557,634 Co-PI, Fostering Undergraduate Partnerships through a Graphical Environment for The NC Computing Grid

2004 82,723 Co-PI, The UNCW Computing Grid Project

2003 1,200,000 Regional Point of Presence Collaborative PI UNC-GA Special Appropriation

2001 100,000 Dell Computer Corporation Technology Horizons Trust Gift

2000 35,000 UNC System Perspective Student Portals Development

2000 8,000 UNC System Teaching and Learning with Technology

2000 5,000 UNC System Technology Collaborative

1999 30,000 Co-Principal Investigator Leadership Academy for Middle School Principals CP&L

1999 20,000 Principal Investigator Multi-Park, Learning Community Model School Initiative, SDPI

1999 73,000 Principal Investigator, Office of Service to Public Schools,

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Matching Incentives Grant UNC, GA, Special Appropriation

1997 75,000 Co-Principal Investigator, National Board Certification Assistance, NCSDP

1997 20,000 Co-Principal Investigator, Quality Tools: Quality Management, NCSDPI

1997 15,075 Principal Investigator, Strengthening Teacher Education, Dept. of Education

1996 18,000 Principal Investigator, Trendsetters’ Conference, Critical Issues in Education Technology Forum, Northern Telecom

1996 75,000 Co-Principal Investigator, Improving Instructional Performance ThroughTechnology Enhancement, Advisor to Pender County, Bell South

1996 125,000 Principal Investigator, BellSouth Foundation Development of Core Management and Leadership Skills for North Carolina Public School Administrators, NCIH/NCREN Technology

1995 90,000 Principal Investigator, Technology Outreach Pilot Grant

1995 78,000 Co-Principal Investigator Increasing Student Achievement Through Curricular Continuity Advisor to Brunswick County, NCSDPI

1994 19,361,000

Design Team/Writing Team The Odyssey project, New American Schools, Development Corporation

1994 363,000 Principal Investigator, Teacher Preparation and Renewal Component Odyssey Project Sub-Allocation, New American Schools Development Corporation

1993 245,000 Principal Investigator Fiber NET: Networking Educational Technologies, BellSouth Foundation

1993 23,500 Principal Investigator, NC Model Clinical Project, UNC, GA

1993 1,050,000 Principal Investigator CAPE Special Appropriation, NC Legislature

1992 2,112,000 Co-Principal Investigator, Vision Carolina Pilot Project: North Carolina Information Highway BellSouth Corporation, Northern Telecom, JVCGovernor’s Office

1992 25,000 Principal Investigator Public Education America’s Real National DebtZ .Smith Reynolds

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1992 3,750 Principal Investigator UNCW Introduction to Teaching MCTP UNC, GA

1991 28,000 Principal Investigator A Study of the Impact of Public Media on Minority Student Image and Learning Exxon Corporation

1991 85,000 Co- Principal Investigator, Next Century Schools Collaboration Grant, RJR Nabisco

1991 145,000 Principal Investigator The FiberNet Project Phase II Phase II BellSouth Foundation

1991 4,000 Principal Investigator Model Clinical Novice Teacher Mentor Study, UNC, GA

1990 43,768 Principal Investigator Distinguished Scholars Lecture Series BellSouth Foundation

1990 25,000 Principal Investigator CAPE School Reform Initiative BellSouth Foundation

1990 186,278 Principal Investigator PRIORITY Project – Public School Reform Initiative: One Region’s Investment in Teachers and Youth US Department of Education

1989 20,000 Principal Investigator Essential Foundations for Student Achievementin Math and Science NCSBE Award

1989 21,350 Principal Investigator Building Leadership Capacity for School Level Flexibility/Accountability Models NCSDP/Match Grant

1988 16,408 Principal Investigator Teacher Education Partnership CAPE School Reform NCSDPI

1980 406,453 Co-Principal Investigator A Comprehensive Personnel Management Model for Public Education Rand Corporation

1976 705,000 Co-Principal Investigator Title VII U. S. Department of Education Regional Alliance for High Risk Minority Youth

1975 392,000 Principal Investigator Continuous Progress Learning Assessment CenterTitle III U. S. Department of Education

1975 75,000 Principal Investigator The Lyon Park Project Duke Endowment/Match Grant

1974 1,400,000 Title III, Federal Grant “Inner City Minorities at Risk in Math

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and Reading”

1974 500,000 Title VII, Federal Grant “Fundamentals of Learning through Pride and Performance

1972 150,000 Duke Endowment, The Lyon Park Project

VI. Publications/Scholarly Works

Tyndall, R.E., (2011). The Ghosts of My Childhood. [pending submission].

Tyndall, E.R., 2011, Reconvergence, { Motion picture]. International Film Festival Selection, New York, NY

Tyndall, R.E. (2010) A model for internal program review: managing threat [Commissioned work],Watson School of Education, UNCW.

Tyndall, R.E., Reid, Nelson, York, Rennen, K. The Future of Health Services in North

Carolina. [Commissioned proceeding]. UNCW, Spring 2009.

Tyndall, R.E., Lanier, M., Smith, J …. Russell, B., A systemic approach to managing strategic resources. [Task force proceedings]. UNCW, Fall .2008.

Tyndall, R.E., (2003) Public service in the modern university. [Commissioned task force report].University of North Carolina at Wilmington, NC.

Tyndall, R.E. (2003.) Public service and the economics of higher education. [Commissioned study]. Northeast Economic Development Commission, Fall 2003, Raleigh. NC

Tyndall, R.E. (2001). Teaching, technology and social engagement.[Forum proceedings]. NC Public School Forum, Fall Conference 2001, Raleigh NC

Tyndall, R. E. (1999). Managing technology costs. Metro Magazine, Fall, page 13-15

Tyndall, R. E. (1999). Managing necessary change in the knowledge ecology. National Invited Papers Forum. Collegis/Eduprise Report. Orlando, FL.

Tyndall, R.E. (1999). Renorming the profession and reinventing schools: a systems

approach. [AASA whitepaper]. Proceeding (26), fall 1999.

Tyndall, R.E. (1998). What we have learned about university and public schools

partnership networks.National Educational Networks Quarterly, 8, fall 1998.

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Tyndall, R. E. (1995) .The future of the common school: self assembled electronic learningCommunities. International Telecommunications Quarterly, fall, 26-30.

Tyndall, R. E. (1995). Total quality education and the management versus labor problem.North Carolina Business Report, XXI, spring, 16-19.

Tyndall, R. E. (1994). The professional development system: an authentic reform model. [Commissioned whitepaper]. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC.

Tyndall, R. E. (1994). The role of communities in educational quality. [Conference proceedings].Fall AASA, San Diego California,

Tyndall, R. E. (1993). The vision Carolina project. Connections, first quarter, 21-24.

Tyndall, R. E. (1993). Democracy and the education of the masses in the 21st century. America First Lectures, (29), 52-57.

Tyndall, R. E. (1993). Getting up to speed on the information highway.Technology Scope, spring, 18-21.

Tyndall, R. E. (1992). The UNCW professional development system: a comprehensiveeducational reform model. Viewpoint, fall, 31-37.

Tyndall, R. E. (1992). A transformative inner-city model for young children. Child Advocacy Forum, 2nd quarter, 19-21.

Tyndall, R. E. (1992 Creating North Carolina communities for educational excellence. The Voice, 5, 2-5.

Tyndall, R. E. (1991). The selling of America’s schools: the new profiteers. NCASA Advocate, 18-22.

Tyndall, R. E. (1990). What drives educational reform in the 80s. Duke University Forum Proceedings,.Fall, 48-63. Durham, NC.

Tyndall, R. E. (1989). North Carolina superintendents: issues and trends. AASA Trendsetters Proceedings, 39-45.

Tyndall, R. E. (1989). The unleashing of private interest: a prediction for education in

the 90s. AASA Critical Issues Forum, fall, 55-64.

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Tyndall, R. E. (1980) . Classroom teachers’ perceptions of relative deprivation: a comparative study. ERIC submission.

Tyndall, R. E. (1979). A TME use study – Durham county schools, a change case study.Duke University Psychology Mini-Press, 16, 66-69.

Tyndall, R. E. (1979). Don’t stand under the career ladder. North Carolina School Board Special Report, winter, 11-14.

Technology/Script/Sequence Consultant for the following: Tyndall, R.E.

Tyndall, Edward (Director). (2011). Reconvergence [Motion picture]. United States: Mobius Films, Inc.

Tyndall, Edward (Director). (2008). Sadie’s Waltz [Motion picture]. North Carolina: Cucalorus

Film Festival screening.

Tyndall, Edward (Director). (2007). Sadie’s Waltz [Motion picture]. United States: Mobius Films, Inc.

Tyndall, Edward (Director). (2007). The Confederate Goliath [Documentary]. United States: Mobius Films,

Inc. Tyndall, Edward (Director). (2004). The Confederate Goliath [Documentary]. North

Carolina: Cameron Museum of Art screening.

VII. Professional Presentations (selected listing from more than 200 presentations)

Date/Location Audience/Title2011, Durham, NC Duke University Education, Economics and Culture Forum,

“Societal Mesh: The Next Wave of Universal Transformation”

2011, Chapel Hill, NC FedEx Global Education Center, “Collaborating for Economies of Scale”

2009, Raleigh, NC Wake County Schools “NC Superintendent Evaluation Model” 2009, New York, NY World Health Congress “ Role of Public Education Health

Initiative in the Internet-Based Learning Community”

2008, Washington, DC World Health Congress, “An Integrated and Intercommunity Health Services Model”

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2006, Orlando, FL Valencia Personal Development Forum, “Strategic Relationship Tapestry”

2005, Charleston, SC SREB, “The Absence of Systems Thinking in Higher Education”

2005, Washington, DC Educause Conference, “Security and Internet 2”

2005, San Francisco, CA

Academic Symposiums “Creating Sustainable IT Funding Models”

2005, Cocoa Beach, FL Valencia Community College, “Enrollment Management and Precision Scheduling”

2004, Atlanta, GA AASA, “Public Education: America’s True National Debt”

2004, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Teaching and Learning with Technology Collaborative “Teaching as a Social Activity”

2004, Orlando, FL Collegis Partners’ Conference, “Teaching as a Social Activity”

2004, St. Petersburg, FL

Eduprise Forum , “The Knowledge Ecology”

2004, Raleigh, NC Southern Regional Education Council, “NET Generation Thinking”

2004, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Research and Education Network, “The Ultimate Extended Classroom” Keynote

2003, San Diego, CA NASULGC, “Leadership in Denial”

2003, Washington, DC AASA, “Public Education: Holding the Center”

2003,Denver, CO NLII, “Liberal Arts and Technology”

2003, Asheville, NC CIO Board, UNC, “Principles of Strategic IT Planning”

2003, Orlando, FL AASCU, “Principles of Leadership in IT”

2003, Charlotte, NC State Department of Public Instruction, “Projections on the Educational Impact of Internet Access”

2002, Raleigh, NC TLT Regional Collaborative, “IT and Social Systems”

2002, San Francisco, CA

AASA, “Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century”

2002, Washington, DC Educause Conference, “The Digital Divide and the Shadows of Poverty”

2002, Bangkok, Thailand

Kenan Institute of Asia Forum, “The New Realities of Time and Place”

2002, Washington, DC American Association of Higher Education, “Higher Education’s Moral Dilemma”

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2001, Washington, DC Eduprise National IHE Partners Conference, “Living in a Culture of Continuous Change”

2001, Chicago, IL National Urban League ,“Urban America and Rural America – A Tale of Two Realities”

2001, Greensboro, CN NC Teaching and Learning with Technology Collaborative, “Threats to the Paradigm”

2001, Raleigh, NC Rural Internet Access Authority, “Poverty and Access to Technology”

2001, Asheville, NC NC Technology Forum, “Blended Mode Delivery and Infrastructure Demands”

2001, Orlando, FL CUMREC “The Extended University”

2001, Atlanta, GA Southern Regional Education Board, “Systems Model for IT Management”

2000, St. Petersburg, FL

Educause Conference, “Case Study: Innovation and Transformation”

2000, Monterrey, Mexico

“Technology and the Sense of Self,” Universidad de Tecnologico de Monterrey

2000, Washington, DC International Technology Conference, “Strategic Alignment of Technology Partnerships”

2000, San Diego, CA NLII Regional Conference, “Managing Necessary Change in the Knowledge Ecology”

2000, New Orleans, LA The National Learning Infrastructure Initiative, “The Blended Mode University”

2000, Wilmington, NC Governor’s Southeast Regional Conference, “Critical Corporate Clusters Analysis”

2000, Washington, DC City Club Forum, “Self, Science and Salvation”

1999, Wilmington, NC Assistant Principals’ Executive Program, “Leadership and Organizational Coherence” Invited Presentation

1999, Chapel Hill, NC Principals’ Executive Program, “Creating the Will to Change”

1999, New Bern, NC Principal Fellows’ Conference, “Reflections on Twenty Years of Change”

1998, Raleigh, NC Excellence in Education Conference, “Higher Education and the New Accountability” Invited Presentation

1998, Greensboro, NC Parent/Community Involvement Best Practices Conference, “The

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Role of the Community in School Improvement” Invited Presentation

1998, Greensboro, NC North Carolina Principal Fellows’ State Conference, “Leadership and the Creation of Hope” Keynote Address

1998, Raleigh, NC Third Annual North Carolina Partners’ Conference: Beyond Collaboration “UNCW Professional Development System” Refereed Selection

1997, Raleigh, NC Triangle East Partnership “The Role of Higher Education in the Era of Personal Control” Invited Presentation

1997, Pinehurst, NC Second Annual North Carolina Partners’ Conference “At the Edge of Discovery” Invited Presentation

1996, Washington, DC International Technology Forum, “The Scientific Mind and the Dominance of Technique” Refereed Selection

1996, Chapel Hill, NC NC Partnership Conference “Vision and Focus in Times of Accelerated Change” Refereed Selection

1996-1998, Raleigh, NC

NC Partnership Conference “Professional Development Systems and Improved Teacher Preparation” Refereed Selection

1995, Raleigh, NC Public School Forum State Conference “UNCW, A New Vision for Faculty in Schools” Invited Presentation

1995, New Orleans, LA AASA “A System for Developing the Profession of Teaching”

1994, Greensboro, NC North Carolina Family Services Annual Conference “Whose Children Are These? The Community of the Future” Keynote Address

1993, Chapel Hill, NC Kenan Lecture Series “Technology in North Carolina’s Future” Invited Presentation

1993, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Education Summit North Carolina Community Colleges “The Emerging Partnerships Among Universities and Community Colleges” Invited Presentation

1993, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Education Summit North Carolina Community Colleges “The Emerging Partnerships Among Universities and Community Colleges” Invited Presentation

1993, Charlotte, NC North Carolina Quality Conference “Applying Quality Planning Principles to Public Schools” Keynote Address

1993, Charlotte, NC Reading Recovery Forum “The Price of Illiteracy in America” Keynote Address

1993, Wrightsville Beach, NC

CAPE Scholars Forum “ The Social Requisites for Effective Teaching”

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1990, Charlotte, NC Governor’s Forum on the Future of Public Education “Creating Professional Development Models that Matter”

1989, Pinehurst, NC North Carolina Association of Art Educators “Art Education – The Art of Educating”

1986, Asheville, NC North Carolina School Psychologists Association “School Psychology in the Mainstream”

1985, Miami, FL The College Board – National Conference of Model Programs “The Triangle Consortium: Equity in Education Study”

1985, Hopewell, VA Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development “Pay for Performance: The Key to Accountability”

1984, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Association of Colleges – Teacher Educators’ Annual Conference “Resource Estimates for Beginning Teacher Programs,” “State and Local Career Development Plan”

1984, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Staff Development Conference “Career Development – The Professionalization of Education”

1984, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Association of Educational Researchers Conference “Teacher Preparation – Follow-up Studies”

1983, New Orleans, LA The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools National Conference “Performance Appraisal as a Part of a Comprehensive Personnel Management Effort” Refereed Presentation

1983, Charlotte, NC National Council of Staff Developers “Staff Development and the Professional Work Group”

1983, Charlotte, NC The Annual Conference of the North Carolina Council of Business Administrators “What Educators Need to Learn About Building Group Values in the Work Setting”

1983, Raleigh, NC North Carolina Leadership Fellows, “An Effort to Develop a Comprehensive Personnel Management System”\

1982, New Orleans, LA The American Association of School Administrators National Conference “Blending Hunter and Stallings-Building Summative Evaluations from Formative Observations” General Session Presentation

1982, Detroit, MI The National Council of Staff Developers Annual Conference “The North Carolina Triangle Consortium and the Problem of Low-Incidence Training Needs”

1982, Wilmington, NC The University of North Carolina at Wilmington Regional Consortium Session “The Emergence of a Professional Subculture Among Educators”

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1982, Charlotte, NC The North Carolina Association of School Administrators Annual Conference “Reversing the Cycle of Mediocrity”

1981, Raleigh, NC The North Carolina Association of Classroom Teachers Annual Conference “The Politics of Reward Differentiation” Keynote Address

1981, Asheville, NC The North Carolina Association of Media Specialists “Close-Circuit Television – The Reordering of Time and Space”

1981, Washington, DC Georgetown University Educational Seminar “The Classroom Teacher’s War with the Specialist” Refereed Presentation

1981, Winston-Salem, NC

The North Carolina School of Public Relations Association Annual Conference “The Role of Public Schools for the Single-Parent Family”

1981, Atlanta, GA The American Association of School Administrators National Conference “The Extended Classroom and the Accelerated Learner”

1980, Greenville, SC The National Council for Basic Education “We Never Got to the Basics to Begin With – Take Another Look” Second Keynote Address

1980, Winston-Salem, NC

North Carolina Association of School Administrators “Advice to Principals – ‘Run to the Roundhouse, Nellie. They Can’t Corner You There’”

1979, Washington, DC The National Diffusion Network Annual Conference “The Low-Income Family and Magnet Schools: Do Opposites Attract?”

1979, Washington, DC Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Conference “Mini Report – The Supervisor and the Way of the Brontosaurus”

1978, Los Angeles, CA The National Council for Science and Technology POET – Population, Organization, Environment, and Technology –A New Curriculum Scheme” Invited Presentation

1977, Atlanta, GA HUD Urban Schools Conference on Declining Enrollments “Controlling Quality While Enrollments Decline”

1977, Knoxville, TN The Tennessee Association of School Administrators Futures Seminar “The Computer Revolution and the Loss of Childhood”

1977, Boston, MA The National Council of Teachers of English “Using the Home Environment to Make Sense of Poetic Imagery”

1975, Asheville, NC Parent/Teacher Association Annual Conference “The Experiential Elementary Curriculum”

1974, Durham, NC The Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association Annual

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Conference at Duke University “One School in a Time of Change – The Lyon Park Experiment”

XII. Professional Organizations (while at UNCW only)

American Association of University Professors North Carolina Association of University Professors North Carolina Research and Education Network

American Association for Higher Education

American Association of Colleges of Teacher Educators

American Association of School Administrators

American Association of University Professors

American Association of School Administration

Communities of the Future Council

International reading Association CIO Executives Consortia

Communities of the Future Council CUMREC

UNC Shared Resources Alliance

Educause

NCCAUSE

International Technology Association

National Association of Educators

National Association of Supervisors and Curriculum Developers

National Council of Staff Developers

National Learning Initiative

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National Poetry Society

National Council of Scholars in Higher Education

North Carolina Association of School Administrators

North Carolina Parent Teacher Association

North Carolina Torch Bearers Association

Phi Delta Kappa

Order of the Long Leaf Pine Nominations

Shared Services Alliance Collaborative

Teaching and Learning with Technology Collaborative

UNC General Alumni Association

XII. Service (Service while UNCW Employee only)

2011-continuing

Chair, Doctoral Dissertation Committee

2011-continuing

MSA Program Revision Committee

2011-continuing

Senior Faculty Advisory Committee

2011-continuing

Chair, Doctoral Recruitment Committee

2011-continuing

Doctoral Comps Committee, Fall

2011-2009 Chair, Doctoral Dissertation Committee

2011 Chair, Doctoral Comps Committee

2011- 2009 Doctoral Comprehensive Exam Committee

2011-2005 Senior Team Advisor, President Valencia College

2010-2006 University Comprehensive Campaign Committee

2010 Sub-committee on Process and Standards for Doctoral Oral Comprehensive Exams

2010 Northeast Commission for Education and Economic Development

2010 SDPI/GA Task Force on Superintendent Evaluation Rubric20

2010 Hunt Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy Advisory Council

2010-2009 Chair, Educational Leadership Program, Ed D, Review Team

2009 Project Developer, Learning Oasis-Through Community Involvement Wilmington Housing Authority

2009 Jay Robinson Award Program

2009 NCAAUP Representative, Chapel Hill Forum

2009 Chair, NC-SE Regional Medical Services Alliance

2009-2004 UNCW Comprehensive Campaign Advisory Board

2008 N.C. Delegate to the World Health Congress, Washington, DC

2008-2006 Chair, Task Force on the Future of Health-related Programs at UNCW, College of Health and Human Services

2008-2006 Advisor, North Carolina-Northeast Economic Development Coalition

2008-2000 Chair, UNCW Distance Learning Council

2006-2004 UNCW, Master Planning Committee

2007 UNC Distance education Advisory Board

2007 Chair, Public Private Partnership Committee, Health Services Quad Development

2007 Chair, UNCW Provost Search Committee

2007 Coordinator, UNCW Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs, Search Committee

2007 Coordinator, UNCW Vice Chancellor for Faculty Support and Development, Search Committee

2007-1999 University Quality Planning Council

2007-1999 Strategic Planning Task Force

2007-2005 Steering Committee on University Performance Indicators

2007-1991 Chancellor’s Cabinet

2007-1991 Faculty Senate, Administrative Member

2007-2006 Executive Committee, Campus Violence Task Force

2007-1999 Chair, IT Innovations Council

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2007-1998 Chair, IT Executive Council

2007 Chair, UNC Shared Services Alliance Board

2007-2000 Member, UNC Shared Services Alliance Board

2007-2001 Chief Information Officers State Council

2006 Chair, UNCW, Vice Provost Search Committee

2006-2004 UNC Presidents’ Technology Advisory Board

2006 Chair, UNCW Point of Entry Committee

2006 Educational Advisory Board, North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry

2006 Governor’s Commission, North Carolina and 21st Century Schools

2006-2003 UNCW Strategic Goals Committee

2006-2005 Academic Affairs Reorganization Committee

2006 -2000 UNC Enterprise Systems Migration Committee

2006-2005 Chair, Chancellor’s Task Force on University Budget Processes

2006-2003 Co-Chair, Technology Showcase Committee

2005 Chair, UNC Associate Vice President for Information Technology Resources Search Committee

2005-1999 Member, University Master Plan Committee

2005 Chair, UNC Shared Services Alliance Board

2005 Vision Carolina Project, Governor’s Executive Committee

2005-2001 Chair, Networking Southeastern North Carolina Board

2005-2001 Chair, Regional Community College/University Partnership ASCEND

2005-2001 North Carolina Research and Education Network Board

2005-2001 North Carolina Information Highway Steering Committee

2004 Chair, Dean Search Committee, Cameron School of Business

2004 Steering Committee, UNCW Task Force on Marketing/Communication

2004 Community College Council, Chair- Project ASCEND

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2004 Chair, Task Force on Public Service and Continuing Studies

2003 Chair, University Counsel Search Committee

2003 Founder, UNCW IT Innovations Awards

2002 Kenan Fellow, Institute of Asia

2000 Founding Vice Chancellor, Information Technology Systems Division

1999 Advisory Board, North Carolina Children’s Museum

1999 Chair, University Web Course Development Committee

1999-1997 Graduate Council Program Committee

1999-1996 Adult Scholars Program Committee

1999-1996 UNCW Virtual Global University Advisory Committee

1998-1996 Chair, University Task Force on Information Technology System

1998-1996 New Hanover Chamber of Commerce Education Committee

1998 Crossroads Advisory Board, Wilmington, NC

1998-1993 Chair, UNCW Office of Service to Public Schools

1998-1995 Commencement Committee

1998-1995 New Hanover County Toys for Tots Committee

1997-1996 UNC, President Spangler’s Task for on Educational Technologies

1997-1995 Governor’s Task Force on Technology 2020 Vision

1997-1995 North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry, Advisory Board

1997-1995 North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry, Educational Liaison

1997-1995 Coalition for Success Executive Board

1997-1993 Chair, Wilmington Community of the Future Board

1997-2008 University Quality Planning Council

1997-1996 NC State Department of Public Instruction Accreditation TeamAppalachian State University

1996-1991 Chair, Consortium for the Advancement of Public Education Executive Board

1996-1994 New Hanover County Human Relations Committee

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1996-1993 SACS Accreditation Review Team Chair, Catawba College, NC

1995-1992 University Graduate Council

1995 SACS Accreditation Committee Chair, Catawba College

1995-1991 Graduate Council Advisory Committee

1995 Governor’s 2020 Commission

1995-1992 New Hanover County Joint Quality Council

1994-1992 Globe Watch Program Planning Committee

1994-1992 Southeastern Regional Education Board: Consultant

1993-1990 American Council on Educational Affairs, Urban League, Regional Board Member

1993 UNCW Total Quality Planning Steering Committee

1993 SACS Accreditation Committee Chair, Western Carolina University

1991 Coalition for Economic Development Executive Board

1991-1990 Chancellor’s Installation Committee

1990-1989 Visiting Board National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education

Dr. Robert E. TyndallProfessor, Educational LeadershipExecutive- in-ResidenceCameron School of Business 1-910-962-4084Robert E, Tyndall

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