| Seminar Title |
Trends in Education Panel
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Outline or Narrative of Presentation |
Please
join our expert panel in a discussion of anticipated trends in grant
opportunities. Without using a crystal ball, the group will share ideas of
what the future holds in the areas of educational funding and what we can do
as grant professionals to align ourselves with these trends. Participants
will learn where to search for forecasting signs ourselves such as
legislation and the federal register.
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| Panelist # 1
Darryl G. Greer, Ph.D
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Darryl G. Greer, Ph.D
Executive Director, New Jersey Association of State Colleges and University
Dr. Darryl G. Greer has been the executive director of
the New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities since February
1986; he is the founding CEO.
Dr. Greer actively advises on New Jersey and national higher education
policy. He has served as a strategic direction consultant on several
campuses and on foundation-funded public policy projects, such as the Higher
Education Research Project funded by The Pew Charitable Trusts, and the
National Commission on Responsibilities for Financing Postsecondary
Education. He has served on the American Council of Education's (ACE)
Commission on Government and Public Affairs, and currently sits on the
American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) State
Relations Council. Furthermore, he has advised the National Center for
Public Policy and Higher Education, as well as the Center for Public Higher
Education Trusteeship and Governance, at the Association of Governing Boards
of Universities and Colleges (AGB). Affiliated with the Academic Search
Consultation Service since 1989 to 2002, he has consulted with trustee
boards nationally on numerous college presidential searches. He has
published numerous articles concerning higher education politics, finance,
governance, and equal opportunity.
Before becoming the Association's chief executive, Dr. Greer spent four and
one-half years as Director of Governmental Relations for The College Board,
based in Washington, D.C. Other previous positions include Policy Planning
Officer, Office of the President, The College Board, New York City;
Assistant to the Chancellor, Ohio Board of Regents; and Legislative Research
Associate, Ohio Legislative Service Commission.
Dr. Greer's Ph.D. in political science and an M.A. were awarded by Stanford
University. His undergraduate degree in political science was earned at
Indiana University. Dr. Greer was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane
Letters by Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in May 2000, and a Doctor
of Laws in 1999 by William Paterson University.
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| Panelist #2
Patricia A Shay |
Prior to her current
position at NJDOE, Ms. Shay worked at
NH Community Technical College,
Manchester/Stratham/Pease, NH, from 1987 to 2004.
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2002–2004 Associate Vice
President, Institutional Advancement
Research & Planning |
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1998-2002 Regional
Director of Admissions & Enrollment Management |
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1996-1998
Professor, Business & Computer Technologies
and Coordinator, Business
Technologies Department |
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1993-1996
Dean of Student Affairs |
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1987-1993
College Counselor |
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1988
Acting Dean of Community Education |
EDUCATION
University of
Massachusetts Boston, Boston,
MA
Ed.D. Candidate Leadership in Education, Higher Education
Administration
University of
Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Post graduate coursework (1989)
Syracuse
University, Syracuse,
NY
M.S. Higher/Postsecondary Education
Concentration: Student Personnel Administration (1987)
College
Misericordia, Dallas PA
B.S. Business Administration (1984)
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