Stephen R. D. Glass

Stephen R. D. Glass is a faculty member in the Department of Educational Leadership within the College of Education at California State University Long Beach (CSULB). He serves as the Distinguished Faculty in Residence (PK-12 Specialization), contributing to both the Educational Administration and Educational Leadership Ed.D. programs. Dr. Glass teaches graduate-level courses in educational leadership, mentoring future school and district leaders.

Education:

• Ed.D. in Educational Leadership (PK-12 Specialization), California State University Long Beach, 2015
• M.A. in Cross Cultural Education, National University, 2000
• B.A. in History, Morehouse College, 1994

Dr. Glass's research focuses on critical issues in equity and representation in education, particularly the experiences of African American students and educators in the post-Brown v. Board of Education era. His work emphasizes the historical and contemporary challenges and contributions of Black educators and learners in the American public school system.

While no publications are listed in the provided text, his research interests suggest a strong commitment to social justice, leadership development, and culturally responsive educational practices.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Glass brings extensive practical experience to his academic role, having served as a classroom teacher, assistant principal, and high school principal in multiple California school districts, including ABC Unified, Orange Unified, Compton, and West Covina. His transition from K-12 leadership to higher education enables him to provide students with real-world insights into school administration and leadership challenges. Although no formal advising relationships or grants are mentioned, his involvement in doctoral and master’s programs indicates active mentorship.

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