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3101 University Blvd Ste. 345 Box 750114 Dallas, TX 75275. 214-768-8348 wblack@smu.edu. About. Watt Lesley Black, Jr. is a Clinical Professor in Education Policy and Law. He teaches classes in the Accelerated School Leadership Program, the Urban School Leadership Program, and the K-12 and Higher Education Ed.D. programs.
Watt Lesley Black, Jr. joins the SMU faculty after a 26-year career in public schools, beginning as a foreign language teacher and culminating with a successful 8-year tenure as principal at Blalack Middle School in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD. Dr. Black joined SMU as an adjunct professor in 2009, teaching campus level law and ethics.
1 Results. Clear filters. Report. The Changing Role of the Principal. A series of case studies sheds light on the changing landscape of school leadership and principal professional development. Jul...
Watt Lesley Black Jr., When Teachers Go Viral: Balancing Institutional Efficacy Against the First Amendment Rights of Public Educators in the Age of Facebook , 82 M o. L. R ev . (2017) Available at: https://scholarship.law.missouri.edu/mlr/vol82/iss1/7. Download. Included in. Law Commons. Share.
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Clinical Professor of Education Policy and Leadership, Southern Methodist University - Cited by 209 - Education Law and Policy
Jul 1, 2014 · Watt Lesley Black Jr. is a clinical associate professor of education policy and leadership at the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development.
Black, Jr., Watt Lesley, The Federal Constitution and Race-Based Admissions Policies in Public Charter Schools. Doctor of Philosophy (Educational Administration), May 2002, 172 pp., 8 tables, 2 figures, references, 164 titles. The primary questions addressed in this dissertation are whether race-based
