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Collette M. Bloom is currently a tenured professor with graduate faculty status in the department of Educational Administration in the College of Education. She received her Ed.D. from Texas A & M at College Station, Texas specializing in Educational Administration. Her dissertation was entitled Critical Race Theory and the African American Woman Principal: Alternative Portrayals of Effective Leadership Practices in Urban Schools. In 2003, she was awarded a scholarship by American Education Research Association,SIG Research on Women in Education, Special Interest Group (SIG) for outstanding dissertation research on African American women in Educational Administration.
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About Collette Bloom
Collette M. Bloom is currently a tenured professor with graduate faculty status in the department of Educational Administration in the College of Education. She received her Ed.D. from Texas A & M at College Station, Texas specializing in Educational Administration. Her dissertation was entitled Critical Race Theory and the African American Woman Principal: Alternative Portrayals of Effective Leadership Practices in Urban Schools. In 2003, she was awarded a scholarship by American Education Research Association,SIG Research on Women in Education, Special Interest Group (SIG) for outstanding dissertation research on African American women in Educational Administration.
| Present | Professor, Texas Southern University ‐ College of Education, Department of Educational Administration and Foundations | |
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