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Post-secondary education at Wagner College (NY), Seton Hall University (NJ), The University of Ottawa (Ont.), and the University of Minnesota. Trained as a high school English teacher and public school and higher education administrator. For 15 years, served public schools as an English teacher, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent of schools in New Jersey, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

In 1982, I began to teach in the Graduate School of Education at Loyola University of Chicago and later at the University of Louisville and Southern Utah University, where I served as professor and dean of the College of Education. My teaching specialties include leadership theories, the principalship, and school law.

My principal lines of research have been in the areas of organizational climate, culture, and leadership and subsets thereof, including pupil control ideology, pupil control behavior, environmental robustness, quality of school life, organizational press, internal/external locus of control, bureaucracy, and collective bargaining.

My research has been described in several books and a number of key research articles. I lecture publicly on such topics as education; leadership; and exercise, nutrition, and the brain. Engagements generally have to be scheduled a year in advance.