John Borman

John Borman is an Associate Professor of Education and serves as the Clinical Practice Coordinator in the School of Education within the College of Undergraduate Studies at Colorado Christian University (CCU), where he has been teaching since fall 2015. His work focuses on secondary and special education, particularly in the areas of student teaching, field experience, and placement coordination.

Educational Background:

• M.A. in Educational Leadership, University of Northern Colorado
• B.A. in English, University of Northern Colorado
• B.A. in Physical Education, University of Northern Colorado

John Borman's research and professional interests center on teacher preparation, educational leadership, and the integration of field experiences into teacher education programs. His career spans both K–12 teaching and administration, bringing practical insight into higher education pedagogy. His focus on clinical practice underscores a commitment to preparing future educators through real-world experience.

While no peer-reviewed publications are listed in the provided text, his professional contributions are grounded in practice-based education and leadership development within school systems.

Scientific and Professional Recognition:

• Teacher of the Year (awarded twice during tenure at Gateway High School)

Professor Borman has advised teacher candidates through field placements and student teaching but no formal list of graduate advisees is provided. He has not received externally funded research grants mentioned in the text. His leadership experience as a principal and superintendent in high-performing districts, including Lewis-Palmer District, complements his academic role in shaping future educators. He works closely with the teacher education team at CCU to align field experiences with academic coursework, though no formal lab or research team is referenced.