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Phone:
309-677-3593
Email: jtripses@bradley.edu
Jenny Tripses teaches educational leadership courses, preparing students
for master’s degrees in educational administration and Type 75 administrative
endorsements. She teaches courses including Supervision and Evaluation
of Instruction, Principles and Problems of Curriculum Planning,
Leadership Perspectives, The Principalship, The
Administrative Field Experience, and Legal and Social Change.
In addition, she alternates two courses during the winter interim
entitled Spirituality, Leadership and Justice and Women
in Leadership.
All of Dr. Tripses’ courses involve a team or group project. During
their time in the program, students learn effective teamwork from
both a leader’s and follower’s perspective. Writing is also a strong
focus in all of Dr. Tripses’ classes.
Dr. Tripses’ current
research interests include women in leadership, classroom
assessments, and the connections among spirituality, leadership, and
justice. Her research on leadership focuses on the nature of values
in the decision-making processes used by leaders.
In collaboration with Bob Farquhar from the Center
for Leadership, Dr. Tripses has developed a two-day leadership-development
workshop for principals. The training includes a 360-degree instrument
based on the Illinois standards for school principals.
Background Prior to teaching at Bradley
University, Dr. Tripses was an elementary principal for a total of
nine years, three years in a small rural school district, and six in
a large suburban district. Her public school teaching career
included 17 years in Peoria Heights in grades kindergarten through
three. She has also taught GED courses to adult learners at Illinois
Central College.
Degrees &
Certification Dr. Tripses received her PhD in
educational administration from Illinois State University in 1998.
She has a master’s degree in reading (1981) from Illinois State
University and a bachelor’s in elementary education (1973) from
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