Andrew Miller

Andrew Miller is an Assistant Professor in the Educational Leadership & Higher Education Department at Boston College's Lynch School of Education. His work focuses on Catholic educational leadership models, urban Catholic school sustainability, and equity-centered policy analysis. He teaches graduate courses on ethics, equity frameworks, and Catholic education transformation.

• Ph.D., Boston College (2017)
• M.Ed., University of Notre Dame
• B.A., University of Notre Dame

Miller's research examines the intersection of Catholic school governance, educational policy reform, and social justice. He investigates organizational decision-making during crises, comparative studies of public/charter/Catholic education systems, and the legacy of urban Catholic schooling through demographic and policy analysis.

His recent publications analyze decentralized school systems, pandemic-era leadership challenges, and the tension between school choice policies and Catholic educational mission. These works span subfields including organizational theory, policy analysis, and urban educational equity.

• AERA Division K Award for Outstanding Book
• Society of Professors of Education Book Award
• American Educational Studies Association Critics' Choice Book Award

Miller has secured multiple Boston College grants for studies on educational infrastructure redesign and crisis-era leadership formation. He collaborates with the Roche Center on character development initiatives funded by the John Templeton Foundation.