Kevin C Carroll

Kevin C Carroll is an Associate Professor of Teaching in the Department of Educational Evaluation and Research (EER) at Wayne State University's College of Education. He is actively involved in teaching and advising graduate students in the EER program, contributing to the academic development of future researchers and evaluators.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Educational Evaluation & Research, Wayne State University
• M.A. in Modern European History, Wayne State University
• B.A. Cum Laude in Modern European History, Wayne State University

Dr. Carroll's research and instructional focus lies in quantitative methodologies within education. His work emphasizes evaluation techniques, measurement theory, and the application of statistical tools in educational research. He teaches foundational courses such as Evaluation and Measurement, Fundamentals of Quantitative Research, and Computer Use in Research, which are critical for graduate training in evidence-based educational practice.

His academic contributions are centered on pedagogy and methodological rigor in the social sciences, particularly in educational settings. While specific publications are not listed, his long-standing teaching of advanced quantitative courses suggests deep expertise in research design and data analysis.

Scientific Awards:

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Dr. Carroll serves as an advisor to master's level students in the EER program, guiding their academic and research development. There is no mention of external grants or funded research projects in the available information.

He is affiliated with the Department of Educational Evaluation and Research, a unit dedicated to improving educational outcomes through rigorous evaluation and research methodologies.