Joe Ann Hinrichs

105 Ivanhoe Drive

Thomasville, GA 31792

joeann@rose.net

jhinrich@waldenu.edu

Home: (229) 228-9263

________________________________________________________________________________________________                                                                             Education

Ed.D                            Northern Illinois University, Educational Administration, 1997

                                    Certification:  New York School District Administrative, 1993

Ed.S.                            Northern Illinois University, Educational Administration, 1993

                                    Certification:  Illinois Superintendent Endorsement, 1993

M.A                             University of Illinois at Springfield, IL, English/Literature, 1988

M.A.                            University of Illinois at Springfield, IL, Educational Administration, 1983

                                    Certification:  K-12 General Administrative, 1983

B.A.                             University of Illinois at Springfield, IL, Child, Family, and Community Program, Elementary Education, 1979

 

Consulting experiences:

 

                May-July, 2006         University of Alabama.  Program review.

                May, 2006                  IRA research presentation: Reading Symposium.

                Jan.-May, 2005         NCATE/GPSC Program review: Reading.

Served on NY State test committees to review and assess questions in Language Arts and Reading.

Served as an examiner on the NT Reading, Writing, and Language Arts State Assessments-State wide scoring.

Program review and development for Georgia State University 

 

Sept.-May, 2003-4      Program development for Masters in Education

                                    Thomas University. Program approved  2004.

 

Leadership & Specialized Training

§         On-line, eCollege Platform training-May, 2005

§         On-line, Blackboard Course, January –May 2004

§         NCATE/PSC Training: Board of Examiner Certified- August 2004

§         TerraNova  Assessment Clarity Software Training, 2002

§         Outlook Office  Software, 2001; Finance Manager, 2001, 2002

§         Team Teaching in Middle School, Block Scheduling, 2001

§         Standards Based Classroom Training, 2001-2002

§         Technology Skills in Macintosh and IBM 1980---present

§         Total Quality Management Training, AASA, Phoenix, Arizona, 1992

 

           

Work Experience:

 

January, 2006 to          Walden University

Present                         Faculty Chair for EdD Programs  

K-12 Leadership Program Director

PhD Doctoral Programs

                                    Walden University

                                    Minneapolis, MN

 

July 31, 2004               Thomas University

To June, 2005              Dean, Professional Studies

                                    Thomas University

                                    Thomasville, GA

 

                                    Thomas University

July 15, 2003               Chair, Education Division

To December, 2004     Thomas University

                                    Thomasville, GA 31792

                                    Proposal and manuscript reviewer

 

July, 2003-2006           Part time Walden Faculty

Lead Teacher, Dissertation Instructor, Faculty Mentor,

                                    Teaching Professor

                                    Walden University

                                    Minnesota, MN

 

January 31, 2003          Retired from New York Public School Systems

 

July 1999 to                 Scotia-Glenville School Dist.

January 31, 2003          Director of Curriculum and Instruction/Assistant Superintendent Scotia-Glenville Schools, Scotia, NY; Student population  3200

                                    Tenure granted 2003

Grant Writer since 1986-present Federal, State, Regional in Illinois, Missouri and New York    

July 1996 to

June 30, 1999              Superintendent of Schools, Westport New York

                                    Three year contract renewed

June 1993 to

July 1996                     Assistant Superintendent for Instruction and Curriculum-Five Counties Otsego Northern Catskills

                                    BOCES, Stamford, New York

                                    Tenure granted

 

August 1990

to June 1993                Principal, Earl Hanson Elementary School, Rock Island School District, Rock Island, IL 

                                    Tenure granted


 

 

 

1987-1993                   Affiliate Instructor

                                    Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL

                                    Courses written and taught graduate-level courses

 

Feb. 1987 to

August 1990                 Educational Service Center Manager/Gifted Program Director

                                    Educational Service Center #8, Sterling, IL

 

October 1986 to

June 1987                    Gifted Education Coordinator/teacher

                                    Riverton Unit School District #126, Riverton, IL

 

August 1983 to

May 1984                    Instruction of Children’s Literature

                                    Lincoln Land Community College, Springfield, IL

 

January 1980 to

October 1986              Part-time Instructor                              

                                    Spoon River Community College         

Havana Junior High School

                                    Canton/Havana, IL                                

                                    Instruction in Speech,    Language Arts: 6th grade reading

                                    English Composition and Literature       Great Books: grades 6-8

 

Summers

1993 & 1984               Teacher  FreshmanComposition

                                    Lanphier High School and Springfield High School       

 

January 1980

to September 1986       Teacher  Language Arts           

New Central Grade School –Kindergarten ˝ year;  6 years MS

Havana, IL Tenured

                                    Certification:  Teaching, Elementary K-9; IL


 

 

Publications:              

·        Textbook Chapter: School leadership in the 21st century will require constructivist leadership skills.  Teaching Leaders to Lead Teachers: Educational Administration in the Era of Constant Crisis.  Advances in Educational Administration, Vol. 10. Elsevier Science Ltd., Publishing. Spring, 2007.

·        Book Review. Anker Publishing. Chairing academic departments: Traditional and emerging expectations. Lees. Spring, 2007.

·        Book Review. Anker Publishing. Habitual administrator.

·        Apple Seeds.  On Pointe! Becoming a Dancer. Cobblestone Publishing. May, 2004.

·        District Administration. Virtual Author Visits a Reality.  March, 2004.

·        District Administration Year Round Schooling: The Rock Island Illinois Story. Feb. 2003.

·        District AdministrationSummer Reading Censorship. June, 2003.

·        Interagency Collaborations: Understanding the Stages of Collaboration.  Dissertation.  Feb. 1997.

·        Gifted Programs: Do They Foster or Impede Equity in Schools. Monograph Striker Research Group. Northern Illinois University.1992

·        Slaying the Dragon of Grade Retention, Monograph, Northern Illinois University, 1993.

·        ONC BOCES Newsletter. Articles, Monthly. 1993-99.

·        Illinois School Board Journal. 1989.The District Plan for Gifted Programming: An Opportunity for Communication and Public Relations for the Schools,

·        The Journal for the Exceptional Child. 1989. Evaluating Gifted Programs: Documenting individual outcomes and programmatic OutcomesRoper Review.  1989.

·        Visions. Editorials. Newsletters-monthly, 1986-90

·        Highlights.  Editorials. Newsletter-quarterly. 1986-90.

·        Writer/editor of publications for Illinois Administrative Academy

Cycle I “Classroom Observation of Teachers,” 1987

Cycle II            “Helping Teachers Develop Performance Objectives,” 1990

Cycle III           “Evaluating Gifted Programs: Documentation of Programmatic Outcomes,” 1990

Cycle III           “IBM Technology for Administrators.” 1992

Cycle IV “Teacher Remediation/Evaluation,”  1992      

               


 

 

 

Administrative Experiences

          Dean of Professional Studies

                                Supervised personnel for 6 university divisions

                        Budget development

                        Served on various committees:

                                   

NCATE/PSC Board of Examiner Review representative for two on site accreditations

Grant writing

 

                Chair and Associate Professor, Division of Education

                                NCATE/PSC Board of Examiner Review representative

          Director of Curriculum/Assistant Superintendent:

Curriculum and Instruction articulation K-12 for 3200 student body/300 teachers

                        Assist in the development of District annual budget of $34,000,000.

                        Assist in the current building Project of $30 million

Served on committee to review NY assessment questions in Reading and Language Arts

Served as an examiner on the NY Reading, Writing, and Language Arts State Assessments –State wide scoring.

Develop and Monitor the successful implementation of a new Middle School

                        Responsible District federal and state grants

                        Interpreted test data and reported NY assessment materials for the district

Worked with TerraNova  assessments in the district and provided the professional development for all administration and teachers to interpret that data.

 

                Superintendent of Schools:

                                Developed and implemented District Budget slightly over 3million dollars

Implemented and monitored major district renovation project ($2.7 million)

From the bidding process to completion of the project (ahead of schedule and $70,000 under budget)

                        Developed and Monitored $2.7 million Renovation Project Budget and  expenditures

                        Supervise and evaluate 69 faculty and staff: responsible for all classroom observations and evaluations

                        Administrative chair for district committees

                        Program Development and supervision for K-12 Curriculum and Instruction-implementing the New York

                                Standards

                        Collaborative Efforts within the community for grants and services

 

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