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Dr. Nicole McZeal Walters
African American Women and Leadership at Predominantly White Institutions of Higher Education
BIODr. Nicole McZeal Walters is a skilled educator with 19 years of professional educational experience holding teaching, administrative, consulting, and instructional design positions in schools and non-profit organizations. Her public school career spanned 10 years as an early childhood educator, elementary teacher and administrator in the Aldine Independent School District.
Dr. Walters presently serves as the Associate Dean of Graduate Programs at the University of St. Thomas in the School of Education and is an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership. In her role as Associate Dean, Dr. Walters is responsible for the academic leadership and coordination of all graduate academic programs, including strategic planning, resource allocation, implementation, evaluation, continuous improvement and academic advising of students. |
As a leadership professor, her research agenda includes developing leaders to embrace servant and moral leadership, social philanthropy, and integrating culture and language to support academic achievement in underserved, marginalized students. Her engaging lectures promote creative reasoning while encouraging students to think dialogically when using their moral compass.
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