Dreeben School of Education

Dreeben Research Center

ADRC

Alan Dreeben Research Center

An Extension of the School of Education at the

University of the Incarnate Word

 

 

Our Mission  


To enable faculty and student development through promoting active engagement in research and collaborative activities.  In doing so, we demonstrate a dedication to service in the pursuit of knowledge and social justice, both locally and globally.


ADRC is about creating opportunities

 
FOR FACULTY…
To turn concept into reality by connecting faculty with the resources to conduct active research.

FOR STUDENTS…
To turn theory into practice by providing experiential learning on relevant quantitative and/or qualitative research projects.

FOR THE UNIVERSITY…
To venture beyond the classroom in collaboration with the community.

 

Focus Areas

Leadership Development Learning for Empowerment
Teacher Education The Social & Cultural Contexts of Learning
Learning Across the Lifespan Language and Literacy Acquisition
Educational Policy and Planning International Learning and Leadership


Services

Disseminate information related to viable grant opportunities for graduate, doctoral, post-doctoral and faculty research

Post opportunities for Graduate Research Assistants & collect applications from student candidates

Serve as a repository of information on past and present research activities conducted within the Dreeben School of Education

Assist  faculty & graduate students by providing workshops research topics and publication

Provide a platform for information sharing


For More Information on

Graduate Research Assistantships
Current Calls for Proposals
Agency Funded Research  
   opportunities
Faculty and Student Research  
  Interests and Publications, and
Upcoming Events

Contact

Lani Connolly
ADRC Coordinator
University of the Incarnate Wod
Mabee Library
Frost Collection Room #202
3600 Broadway
San Antonio, Texas 78209
iconnoll@uiwtx.edu

Items:

The Success Case Method of Program Evaluation, Annotated by Iolani Connolly
From Brinkerhoff, R.O. (2003). The success case method. San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler.