Krispin Barr

Krispin Barr is an Assistant Teaching Professor of Higher Education at North Carolina State University, with 30 years of experience in Student Affairs and Higher Education Administration across public and private institutions. She previously served as Dean of Students at Salem College, overseeing areas like Residence Life, Athletics, and Student Wellbeing. Her research focuses on historical institutional dynamics, including her award-winning dissertation on Duke University's secret societies.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in Educational Research and Policy Analysis (NC State University, 2013)
• M.A. in Higher Education Administration (The Ohio State University, 1990)
• B.A. in History (Appalachian State University, 1986)

Dr. Barr's work integrates historical analysis with contemporary educational leadership, emphasizing equity and institutional change. She is affiliated with initiatives like the Universities Studying Slavery Consortium and the NC State EDGES program. Awards highlight her contributions to academic leadership and student support.

Her teaching spans foundational courses in Higher Education, Student Development Theory, and Research Methods. Professional affiliations include the North Carolina Independent College Chief Student Affairs Officer Consortium and the Friday Institute.