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Bradford Allison

California State University - Los Angeles

Office: 323.343.6327
Phone: 858.740.6076
E-mail: balliso@calstatela.edu

INTRODUCTION

I began teaching at CSULA after a career as a social studies teacher, high school principal and urban superintendent. I have taught as an adjunct at the University of Wisconsin, National University, the University of New Mexico and UCLA. Since 2007, I have taught most courses in the Educational Leadership program. I have been involved in committee work at the division, college, university and chancellor level. My outside work includes publishing, editing and leading in professional organizations.

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TEACHING INTERESTS

The relationship of neuro scientific based learning to learning system design is of most interest to me. I care deeply about leadership preparation, university resistance to change, nutrition aided learning, use of technology to improve learner led learning and future casting. I hope to merge the teaching work of educational leadership with relevant subjects in other colleges at this university.

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RESEARCH

My research includes work on age bias in teacher selection, leadership preparation, improving department efficiencies, drop out prevention, system equity analysis and decentralization of district operations. I have also written on teacher dismissal.

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PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

Title	Date
Embracing Change: A New Role for Professors of Educational Administration	2010
Learner Led Leadership: A Comparative Analysis of Traditional and Online Leadership in an Urban University	2010
The Warrior Eduerati	2009
Creating the Eduerati: Professorial Leadership to Create k-12 System Change	2009
The Unfolding Intergenerational Education Policy Conflict Between Baby Boomers and Urban Minority Children	2008