James J. Clayton

James J. Clayton, Ed.D., serves as an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Education at Saint Peter's University, where he has been a faculty member since 2006. A Saint Peter's University alumnus (Class of 1971), Dr. Clayton brings over 15 years of public school experience as a mathematics teacher, department chair, principal, and superintendent to his academic role.

His educational qualifications include:

• Bachelor's degree from Saint Peter's University (1971)
• Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)

Dr. Clayton's expertise spans educational leadership, school administration, and mathematics education. His teaching portfolio covers undergraduate and graduate education courses, with a current focus on mentoring administrative interns and graduate students in school leadership. His practical background in diverse educational administrative roles enriches his academic contributions through real-world application of theoretical frameworks.

No scientific awards or research grants were explicitly mentioned in the available documentation. Dr. Clayton's advisory work primarily involves administrative interns and graduate students in educational leadership programs, reflecting his transition from K-12 administration to higher education mentorship.