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Policy
Expertise: Education and workforce policy, Institutional Accountability,
Leadership
Dr. Raymond Taylor joined Southern Growth Policies
Board in September 2006 as Senior Fellow and Director of the Council
for a New Economy Workforce. He also serves as a program consultant
to Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society for the development
and delivery of a national continuing education community leadership
program. He also provides counsel to Morgan State University’s
development of the Community College Leadership Doctoral Program.
Ray is the President Emeritus Association of Community
College Trustees (ACCT). He served for fifteen years as the leader
of ACCT, an association of 7,000 elected and appointed public officials,
providing for their in-service education and guiding the development
of local, state and national public policy in education. During his
tenure at ACCT, Ray collaborated with CCbenefits, Inc. to direct the
development of a scientifically proven measurement of institutional
performance, as return on investment, which is currently being utilized
by more than 450 post secondary institutions in North America.
Holding various senior administrative positions at
Muscatine Community College, the Eastern Iowa Community College District,
and the St. Louis Community College District, Ray designed, and administered
numerous local, state and federally funded education and labor programs
including: vocational, adult literacy, special needs, dislocated worker,
GED and alternative high schools, bi-lingual and migrant education and
community economic development.
He received his Doctor of Education
at the University of Missouri, and his M.A. and B.S at Northeast Missouri
State University.
Contact Ray Taylor at rtaylor@southern.org. |