Graduate Faculty
Faculty in the Graduate School of Education and Counseling are expert practitioners in their field, engaging and energetic instructors, and committed scholars. They are recognized as dedicated activists and innovators.
To learn more about our faculty members, please see our directory and read news about recent successes.
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Just a few months ago, Lewis & Clark professor of education Zaher Wahab was asked to take on a nearly impossible assignment—come to Kabul immediately and work with the deputy minister of education to revise Afghanistan’s literacy plan. -
Just before the Trayvon Martin shooting, Professor Dyan Watson wrote eloquently about the fears and hopes she has for her young black son, Caleb, many of which mirror the issues that have been raised in the national conversation about Martin’s death. Watson’s article, published in March in Rethinking Schools magazine, has generated buzz online, being featured on the Washington Post’s education blog, Answer Sheet, and on CommonDreams.org and Alternet. -
Professor Kasi Allen’s license plate says “DO MATH”—it’s an encouragement and a philosophy. Learn more how people have reacted to the plates and what it means to Dr. Allen. -
Carolyn S. Carr, professor of educational leadership, has been recognized as an “ally” of Latino school administrators in Oregon. -
Professor Teresa McDowell is a recipient of the Anslem Strauss Award, presented by the National Council on Family Relations. -
Assistant Professor of Education Dyan Watson is passionate about fully preparing teachers to enter the classroom -
Professor Kim Stafford, an award-winning author and poet, shares his philosophy of writing in this magazine profile.
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