Todd Cramer

Todd Cramer is a Teaching Professor and Educational Leadership Coordinator at Bowling Green State University’s School of Counseling, Higher Education, Leadership and Foundations. With a doctorate in Educational Leadership from BGSU (2010), he has held administrative roles in K-12 education, including Superintendent of Maumee City Schools (2016–2022). His research focuses on board-superintendent relations, community engagement, and employment practices in school leadership.

• Doctorate in Educational Leadership (2010), Bowling Green State University
• Master’s in Educational Administration (2000), Bowling Green State University
• Bachelor of Science (1997), Bowling Green State University

Cramer’s publications and presentations emphasize cost-effectiveness in educational diagnostics and leadership practices. His recent work includes virtual forums on honesty in education and teacher leadership. He serves on editorial boards and grant review panels, contributing to policy discussions in Ohio school districts.

Scientific Awards:

• EDHD Student Scholarship Recipient – Influential Professor Recognition (2014)
• Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership Reviewer of the Year (2014)
• Leadership for Social Justice SIG of AERA Bridge Award (2015)
• BGSU Master Teacher Nominee (2016, 2017)

As an advisor, Cramer has guided EdD graduates such as Chet Hesson, Tashlai McKinstry, and Brad Contat. He contributes to grants like the BGSU Career Technical Leadership Preparation Program (funded by Ohio Department of Education, 2018).