Dr. Susan Albertine

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  April 3, 2008 -- Association of American Colleges and Universities Appoints Susan Albertine To Newly Created Position as Senior Director for LEAP State InitiativesPress Room | Press Release | Susan Albertine
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  Association of American Colleges and Universities Appoints Susan Albertine To Newly Created Position as Senior Director for LEAP State Initiatives
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  Washington, DC -- April 3, 2008 -- The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) announced today the appointment of Susan Albertine as the first senior director of LEAP State Initiatives in AAC&U's Office of Curriculum, Quality, and Assessment.Albertine currently holds the position of dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at The College of New Jersey.She will begin her work at AAC&U in July 2008.
  
  In her role as Senior Director, Albertine will provide proactive intellectual and practical leadership for the overall program of LEAP partner state initiatives.She will serve as the key liaison with multiple project contacts in the field, including policy, campus, business, Pre K-16 (pre-kindergarten through college), and community leaders.
  
  "AAC&U is rapidly expanding the work of the LEAP initiative to more partner states, and we are very pleased to welcome to the LEAP senior leadership team someone with Dr. Albertine's breadth of knowledge and commitment to liberal education," said AAC&U President Carol Geary Schneider."Susan Albertine is ideally suited -- by her prior campus and Pre K -16 policy experience and by her own core values -- to this newly created AAC&U position.""AAC&U is rapidly expanding the work of the LEAP initiative to more partner states, and we are very pleased to welcome to the LEAP senior leadership team someone with Dr. Albertine's breadth of knowledge and commitment to liberal education," said AAC&U President Carol Geary Schneider."Susan Albertine is ideally suited -- by her prior campus and Pre K -16 policy experience and by her own core values -- to this newly created AAC&U position."
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  "I am eager to join the national leadership of LEAP, helping to guide the next generation of LEAP work in partner states," said Albertine."I hope that my grounding as a faculty member and academic leader and my passion for the best we can achieve will serve and strengthen our programs and make a significant difference to education in the United States."
  
  Albertine brings to her new position many years of experience leading undergraduate education, curriculum transformation, and Pre K-16 reform initiatives.She has been dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at The College of New Jersey since 2002.Previously, she served as vice provost for undergraduate studies, Temple University, and assistant to the provost, University of Pennsylvania.She has held faculty positions at the University of North Florida, St. Olaf College, and Susquehanna University, where she was chair of the Department of English.Albertine received her BA in English from Cornell University, her MA in English from SUNY-Cortland, and her Ph.D. in English from the University of Chicago.
  
  Albertine also brings to AAC&U experience as a former public school teacher.She has been nationally active in preschool through college alignment projects, working with the Education Trust on a sponsored project called Quality in Undergraduate Education (1999-2004) and with the American Diploma Project as a member of the New Jersey team and also as consultant to the English language arts national team.
  
  Albertine serves on many boards, including the Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences (CCAS) where she became president-elect in November 2007.She is a national coleader of the Educated Citizen and Public Health initiative, a collaborative project cosponsored by APTR (Association for Prevention Teaching and Research, CCAS, AAC&U, and other organizations, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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  Susan Albertine, Dean, School of Culture and Society, The College of New Jersey, and Professor of English and President-elect, Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences, David Fraser, Former President, Swarthmore College, and Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology, University of Pennsylvania; Richard K. Riegelman, Professor of Epidemiology, Medicine, and Health Policy and former (founding) Dean, School of Public Health and Health Services, George Washington University; Nancy Persily, Clinical Professor and former Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, SUNY Albany, School of Public Health

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  AAC&U is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Albertine as senior director of LEAP State Initiatives in AAC&U's Office of Curriculum, Quality, and Assessment.Albertine currently holds the position of dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at The College of New Jersey and will begin her work at AAC&U in July 2008.Albertine will provide proactive intellectual and practical leadership for the overall program of LEAP partner state initiatives.See the press release about her appointment.

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  Susan Albertine is the senior director of LEAP State Initiatives at AAC&U.In her role as senior director, Albertine provides proactive intellectual and practical leadership for the overall program of LEAP partner state initiatives.She serves as the key liaison with multiple project contacts in the field, including policy, campus, business, pre K-16, and community leaders.Albertine received her BA in English from Cornell University, her MA in English from SUNY Cortland, and her Ph.D. in English from the University of Chicago.
  
  Albertine was active in AAC&U before becoming senior director, serving as co-leader of the Educated Citizen and Public Health Initiative, a collaborative project co-sponsored by AAC&U, the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research, Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences (CCAS), and other organizations, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.She was dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at the College of New Jersey from 2002-2008.Previously, she served as vice provost for undergraduate studies, Temple University, and assistant to the provost, University of Pennsylvania.She has held faculty positions at the University of North Florida, St. Olaf College, and Susquehanna University, where she was chair of the Department of English.Her scholarship in American literature of the late 19th century led to research and an array of publications on women's work in print culture and on businesswomen's careers (in fiction and history) during the growth phase of industrialization in the U.S.
  
  A former public school teacher, Albertine has been nationally active in pre-school through college alignment projects, working with the Education Trust on a sponsored project called Quality in Undergraduate Education and with the American Diploma Project as a member of the New Jersey team and also as consultant to the English language arts national team.She has served on several boards, including: the board of directors at Camden Academy Charter High School in Camden, New Jersey; the Advisory Board for the Delaware Study of Instructional Costs and Productivity—Faculty Study, University of Delaware (funded by Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education); and the board for the Art Sanctuary, an African-American arts and letters organization based in Philadelphia.Albertine was also elected to the CCAS board in 2004 and became President-Elect of CCAS in November 2007.

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  Susan Albertine, senior director for LEAP state initiativesPress Room | Sources and Experts | Susan Albertine
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  Susan Albertine is the senior director of LEAP State Initiatives at AAC&U.In her role as senior director, Albertine provides proactive intellectual and practical leadership for the overall program of LEAP partner state initiatives.She serves as the key liaison with multiple project contacts in the field, including policy, campus, business, pre K-16, and community leaders.Albertine received her BA in English from Cornell University, her MA in English from SUNY Cortland, and her Ph.D. in English from the University of Chicago.
  
  Albertine was active in AAC&U before becoming senior director, serving as co-leader of the Educated Citizen and Public Health Initiative, a collaborative project co-sponsored by AAC&U, the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research, Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences (CCAS), and other organizations, with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.She was dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at the College of New Jersey from 2002-2008.Previously, she served as vice provost for undergraduate studies, Temple University, and assistant to the provost, University of Pennsylvania.She has held faculty positions at the University of North Florida, St. Olaf College, and Susquehanna University, where she was chair of the Department of English.Her scholarship in American literature of the late 19th century led to research and an array of publications on women's work in print culture and on businesswomen's careers (in fiction and history) during the growth phase of industrialization in the U.S.
  
  A former public school teacher, Albertine has been nationally active in pre-school through college alignment projects, working with the Education Trust on a sponsored project called Quality in Undergraduate Education and with the American Diploma Project as a member of the New Jersey team and also as consultant to the English language arts national team.She has served on several boards, including: the board of directors at Camden Academy Charter High School in Camden, New Jersey; the Advisory Board for the Delaware Study of Instructional Costs and Productivity—Faculty Study, University of Delaware (funded by Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education); and the board for the Art Sanctuary, an African-American arts and letters organization based in Philadelphia.Albertine was also elected to the CCAS board in 2004 and became President-Elect of CCAS in November 2007.

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  The initiative will be directed by Susan Albertine, who is the new Senior Director for LEAP State Initiatives in AAC&U's Office of Quality,Curriculum, and Assessment.

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  For more information about the Oregon University System LEAP program, please contact Elisabeth Zinser, AAC&U Senior Fellow and Special Assistant to the Chancellor, Oregon University System, elisabeth zinser@ous.edu or Susan Albertine, Senior Director for LEAP State Initiatives, albertine@aacu.org.

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  Susan Albertine, PhDEmail: albertin@tcnj.eduPhone: (609) 771-3434

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  AAC&U is pleased to announce the appointment of Susan Albertine as senior director of LEAP State Initiatives in AAC&U's Office of Curriculum, Quality, and Assessment.Albertine currently holds the position of dean of the School of Culture and Society and professor of English at The College of New Jersey and will begin her work at AAC&U in July 2008.Albertine will provide proactive intellectual and practical leadership for the overall program of LEAP partner state initiatives.See the press release about her appointment.

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  The initiative will be directed by Susan Albertine, who is the new senior director for LEAP State Initiatives in AAC&U's Office of Quality, Curriculum, and Assessment.

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