Dr. William Bergeron

Dr. William Bergeron

Clinical Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership


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William Bergeron

EDUCATION

Ph.D.Educational LeadershipAuburn University
Ed.S.Educational LeadershipAuburn University – Montgomery
M.A.Educational LeadershipAuburn University – Montgomery
BSEDSecondary Social ScienceAuburn University – Montgomery
M.A.Public AdministrationGovernors State University
B.S.Secondary EducationSocial Science, Athens State University
B.S. Criminal JusticeAuburn University

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AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Leadership in Rural Schools

Teacher Leadership

Leadership for Accountability and Continuous Improvement in Rural Schools

Leadership for Accountability and Continuous Improvement in Rural Schools

Creating L culture of learning within schools​


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RESEARCH INTERESTS

High-Poverty Rural Schools

High Minority Rural Schools

At-risk and Underserved Populations

Principal Autonomy


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BIOGRAPHY


Dr. Bill Bergeron
 is a clinical assistant professor of Educational Leadership at the University of Alabama.  He is retired from the military and until January 2020 was a K-12 Administrator.  Dr. Bergeron has a Doctorate in Educational Leadership (Ph.D.) from Auburn University and more than twenty years of leadership experience and training in education, business, and the military. He was the principal of a large and diverse high school and the Director of Alternative Education. He also holds undergraduate degrees in Criminal Justice and Social Science Secondary Education. Master’s Degrees in Public Administration, Social Science Education, and Educational Leadership and an Education Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership.  He is currently the Program Coordinator for the Educational Leadership – Teacher Leader Ed.S., the Educational Leadership Master of Arts and Reduced Hour Option for the initial certification of Educational Administrators. He serves as Chairperson of the University of Alabama Public Safety Committee and as a member of the College of Education’s Assessment Committee.