K-12 Educational Administration Ambassadors

Kari Krantz-Selleck joined the K-12 Doctoral program with an interest in
systemic change and mathematics education.   She attends the program part time while working as a K-12 curriculum director.  Kari selected the EAD program at MSU over other institutions after carefully considering many options.  “I wanted to invest in a program within an institution that was recognized across the nation as exemplifying the highest standards. Working with peers and mentors who were serious about scholarly work while also understanding and supporting professional, working students was an important consideration for me.”  I have found MSU to be an outstanding culture in which to belong!”

Email: kSelleck@corunna.k12.mi.us

Jeffrey Bohl joined the K-12 Doctoral program with an interest in the development of   transformative school leaders, and the intersection between school leaders' decisions and policy implementation.  He attends the program part time while working full time as Principal of the Capital Area Career Center, Inghman ISD.  Jeff has taught and administered in a great variety of educational contexts after moving from industry into education.  He is currently researching how leaders impact organizational sense making.  Jeff chose the program at MSU because of its commitment to making the highest quality programming available to employed practitioners.

Email: bohljeff@msu.edu

Sheba Onchiri joined the doctoral program  with an interest in gender issues, with a particular focus on  educational equity and opportunities for girls. She enjoys the vibrant student community at MSU, along with the personal care and attention of the faculty

Email: onchiris@msu.edu