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Biography

Dr. Jennifer N. Jarrett is a scholar of educational leadership, policy, and program evaluation. She is a 2024 David L. Clark Scholar and 2020 Barbara L. Jackson Scholar. Her work has been presented at national conferences, including the University Council for Educational Administration, and appears in The <i>Palgrave Handbook of Antiracism in Human Resource Development</i>. Dr. Jarrett employs multiple methodological approaches to explore how educational systems can more effectively engage Black and Hispanic communities and advance just and inclusive practices.

Education

• Ph D, North Carolina State University at Raleigh
• MSA, North Carolina Central University
• BS, East Carolina University

Teaching Interests

School Level Implementation Science<br>Inclusive & Just Curriculum & Instruction<br>Quantitative & Qualitative Research Methodologies (Educational Research Design)

Research Interests

Black and Hispanic Student Voices in School-Level Decision-Making<br>School Leadership Identity Development<br>Implementation and Evaluation of Equity-focused School Leadership Program / Policies / Processes<br>Educational Research Methodologies