Krista Redmond

Krista Redmond is a part-time academic and educator currently serving as a part-time professor and student resident supervisor at Louisiana State University Alexandria. She holds a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Louisiana Monroe, which she completed in August 2020. Her academic and professional journey reflects a deep commitment to education, leadership, and curriculum development.

• Doctor of Education (Ed.D.), Curriculum and Instruction – University of Louisiana Monroe
• Master of Education (M.Ed.), Curriculum and Instruction – University of Texas at Arlington
• Bachelor of Science in Education – Texas Christian University
• Post-master’s coursework – Lamar University

Her research and professional interests center on curriculum development, best instructional practices, and educator preparation. With a background in both K-12 administration and higher education, Redmond aims to bridge theory and practice to support current and future educators. She values research-based strategies and leadership grounded in pedagogical excellence.

Although no peer-reviewed publications are mentioned in the available text, her academic focus and professional commentary suggest engagement with themes such as educational reform, instructional leadership, and curriculum innovation. Her work reflects a practitioner-scholar model, emphasizing practical application in diverse educational settings.

• Encouraged by mentor Dr. Cathy Block to pursue doctorate
• Transitioned from K-12 assistant principal to higher education role
• Advocates for flexible, accessible doctoral programs
• Interested in future consulting and return to K-12 leadership

Krista Redmond also runs a side business, Whistlin’ Dixie Art: Paintings by Krista Redmond, showcasing her work as a local artist in Alexandria, Louisiana. She is a mother of three and emphasizes the importance of work-life balance, support systems, and lifelong learning in her personal and professional development.