Keith Walker

Keith Walker is a Professor in the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Saskatchewan. His roles include academic leadership, research, and mentorship. He holds an ordained minister position with the Christian and Missionary Alliance of Canada and has extensive international academic engagement in over 15 countries. His research focuses on leadership ethics, organizational development, and educational policy across public, non-profit, and religious sectors.

• Formal education: B.P.E., B.Ed., M.Ed., Ph.D., Dip C.S., D.D. (honoris causa)
• International work: Keynotes, workshops, and collaborative projects in 15+ countries
• Board memberships: Active in university governance and non-profit sectors

Research interests include leadership philosophies, trust in organizations, teacher well-being, adaptive mentorship, and the spiritual dimensions of leadership. He has supervised over 100 graduate students and authored/co-authored 100+ refereed articles, 15+ books, and secured numerous SSHRC grants.

His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses on governance, ethical leadership, organizational theory, and policy-making. Recent international presentations address topics like positive leadership, ethical maturity, and resilience in education and healthcare.

Keith’s work emphasizes fostering flourishing in educational and religious contexts, with projects like the 'Flourishing Congregations Institute' and 'Flourishing Schools' initiatives. His research often explores intersections between leadership, ethics, and community well-being.