Edward Taylor

Edward Taylor serves as Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Academic Affairs at the University of Washington, where he oversees programs that advance the undergraduate experience. He is also a Professor in the College of Education, which he joined in 1995. His role involves creating impactful academic opportunities, supporting the university ecosystem for undergraduate success, advocating for undergraduate education, and leading innovation in undergraduate education.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, University of Washington
• Master’s in Psychology, Gonzaga University
• Bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Psychology, Gonzaga University

Taylor's research centers on comparative education in the U.S. and South Africa, moral dimensions of education, integrative education, and leadership in education and social justice. His scholarly work extends to educational policy, equity studies, higher education, and multicultural education. He has co-edited "Foundations of Critical Race Theory in Education" and co-authored books including "Transformative Conversations" and "Inside the Undergraduate Teaching Experience", contributing significantly to the field.

Scientific Awards:

• Distinguished Graduate Award from the College of Education (2014)

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Taylor is actively engaged in community and professional service. He co-chaired the tri-campus Race & Equity Initiative, is a founding board member of Rainier Scholars, serves on multiple boards including the Seattle Foundation and Gonzaga University, and works internationally with South African township schools. His leadership extends to the Academy for Contemplative and Ethical Leadership as a faculty member.