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Robin Henrikson serves as an Associate Professor and Director of Assessment at Seattle Pacific University's School of Education. With extensive experience in educational leadership and assessment, she plays a key role in shaping the academic direction and quality assurance within the School of Education.
Dr. Henrikson's educational background includes:
- Ph.D. from Seattle Pacific University (2012)
- Master of Education in Educational Leadership from Seattle Pacific University (2006)
- Bachelor of Arts from Western Washington University (2000)
Her research focuses on educational leadership, online learning environments, school assessment practices, and teacher development. Dr. Henrikson has established herself as a thought leader in the intersection of educational technology and leadership development, particularly examining how digital platforms can enhance learning communities and professional collaboration. Her work consistently addresses practical challenges faced by educational institutions, with a particular emphasis on school board governance and superintendent evaluation frameworks.
Dr. Henrikson's publication record demonstrates a sustained commitment to improving educational practices through evidence-based research. Her recent work shows a progression from foundational studies on online learning engagement to more complex investigations of school board dynamics and leadership development. A notable trend in her scholarship is the consistent focus on practical applications of research findings to real-world educational settings, with particular attention to assessment methodologies and leadership development frameworks.
As Director of Assessment, Dr. Henrikson oversees the evaluation frameworks and quality assurance processes within the School of Education, ensuring academic excellence and alignment with accreditation standards. While specific grant information isn't detailed in the available materials, her research on community-level needs assessments and pilot program implementation suggests experience with educational research funding.
