Brief Curriculum Vitae

JERRY D. BAILEY

March 2009

1992		Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad	Kanagawa University Yokohama, Japan
1975	Ed.D.	Curriculum, Administration and Higher Education	University of Tennessee
1968		Educational Administration Licensure	Wichita State University
1966	M.Ed	Guidance and Counseling	University of Oklahoma
1962	B.S.	Education/Physical Sciences	University of Oklahoma

	Experience in Higher Education
2007 -	Faculty Athletics Representative to the NCAA and Big 12 Conference, the University of Kansas
2006 - 07	NCATE Coordinator, The University of Kansas
2005 - 06	Interim Chair, Department of Teaching and Leadership, the University of Kansas
2000 - 01	Interim Dean, School of Education, the University of Kansas
1997-	Director, Institute for Educational Researchand Public Service, School of Education,the University of Kansas
1983- 97	Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies and Teacher Education, School of Education, the University of Kansas
1979 -	Associate Professor, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, School ofEducation, The University of Kansas
1977 -	Principal Investigator, Co-Principal Investigator, and/or Project Director for some 250 sponsored research and training projects that promote equal educational opportunity and professional development
1975 - 79	Assistant Professor, Educational Policy and Leadership
1973 - 75	Research Associate and Assistant Director,Educational Opportunities Planning Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
1971 - 73	Assistant to the Dean and Instructor, College of Education, Wichita State University
	Experience in P-12 Education
1962-1971	Teacher, then Counselor, then Administrator, Wichita Public Schools, Wichita, Kansas
	Honors, Awards, and Recognitions
2005	Gordon Alley Partnership award, Center for Research on Learning
2005	Educational Opportunity Programs
2002	Leadership and Service to the School of Education
1993	Mid-America Educational Opportunity Programs, Kansas City, Mo.
2003 and again in 2007	Making a Difference award, School of Education

Funded Research

The Institute for Educational Researchand Public ServiceThe Institute was established by the School of Education in 1997 to provide research support to faculty and public service to the State of Kansas. Bailey was its founding Director, and he continues in that role. The Institute serves the direct support needs of 35 faculty, and it employs 100 professionals and Graduate Research Assistants. Its 55 projects are funded by the NSF, the US Department of Education, the State of Kansas, and five Foundations. In FY 07 it generated nearly seven million dollars in research and training expenditures.

The projects where Bailey is Principal Investigator center on teacher development and educational opportunity. He annually is in the top five faculty members at the University in research and training dollars generated.

Selected Professional Organizations and Service

Member, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher EducationBoard of Examiners, 1995 to present. Bailey has chaired accreditation visits to the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, the University of Idaho, the University of Vermont, the University of Florida, the University of South Carolina, Clemson University, Texas A&M University, Oklahoma State University, the University of Maryland, the University of Alabama, The Ohio State University, and seven other institutions.