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CONTACT INFORMATIONc o n t i n u e dGW ALEXANDRIA GRADUATE EDUCATION CENTERGW HAMPTON ROADS CENTERGW VIRGINIA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CAMPUSGSEHD ADMISSIONSREGISTRAR’S OFFICEVETERANS BENEFITSDISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICESOFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE703-299-0297FAX: 703-299-0295757-269-4949 or 804-649-1333FAX: 757-269-4992703-726-8200FAX: 703-726-8211202-994-9283 or 800-449-7343FAX: 202-994-7207gsehdadm@gwu.edu202-994-4900 or 800-526-5641202-994-1586 or 757-269-4949 (Hampton Roads)or 804-649-1333 (Richmond)or 703-726-8204 (Loudoun)202-994-8250 (V/TDD)dss@gwu.edu202-994-6620 or 800-222-6242FAX: 202-994-0906finaid@gwu.eduOr visit us on the web at www.nearyou.gwu.edu/edadminp a g e 1 8
FACULTYTracey Armstrong, Assistant Professor ofEducational Administration. Ph.D., University ofVirginiaJennifer Clayton, Assistant Professor of EducationalAdministration. Ph.D., Old Dominion UniversityPatricia Ehrensal, Assistant Professor ofEducational Administration. Ed.D., Temple UniversityLinda K. Lemasters, Associate Professor ofEducational Administration and EducationalAdministration Program Coordinator. Ed.D., VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State UniversityVirginia Roach, Associate Professor of EducationalAdministration. Ed.D., Teachers College, ColumbiaUniversityKelly Sherrill, Assistant Professor of EducationalAdministration. J.D., The George Washington University,Ph.D., University of GeorgiaAbebayehu Tekleselassie, Assistant Professorof Educational Administration. Ph.D., University atBuffalo, The State University of New YorkRebecca Thessin, Assistant Professor ofEducational Administration. Ed.D., Harvard GraduateSchool of EducationJames Tucker, Visiting Assistant Professor ofEducational Administration. Ed.D., Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and State University“I began my doctoral studies as a regular graduate student with a big dream. At the end of myjourney, not only was I Dr. Christine Handy Collins, I was a scholarly writer and a trueresearcher with credentials from a first class, nationally ranked graduate program and university.At GW, I was provided with an advisor who had the highest standards, but didn’t just set thestandards and watch me jump, she provided me with the supports to reach the bar, pushing mythinking, my analysis, and my learning. What I loved most about the doctoral degree program atGWU is that the faculty does not use a one size fits all approach, recognizing the diverse needsof the students.”—Christine Handy Collins,2008 University Commencement Keynote Speaker,Ed.D. in Educational Administration & Policy Studiesp a g e 1 9
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