Benjamin Kutsyuruba
Queen’s University
Benjamin Kutsyuruba is a Professor of Educational Policy, Leadership, and School Law in the Faculty of Education, Queen's University at Kingston, Ontario. For 10 years, he served as an Associate Director of Social Program Evaluation Group (SPEG). Throughout his career, Benjamin has worked as a teacher, researcher, manager, and professor in the field of education in Ukraine and Canada. His research interests include educational policymaking; educational leadership; mentoring across the professions; induction, mentorship, and development of teachers; trust, moral agency, and ethical decision-making in education; international education; school climate, safety, well-being, and flourishing; and, educational change, reform, and restructuring. His current research projects focus on positive leadership, flourishing in schools, educator wellbeing, and mentoring practices in international settings. Benjamin can be contacted at: ben.kutsyuruba@queensu.ca
BOOKS:
- Administration
- Black Studies
- Cultural Psychology
- Curriculum
- Distance Learning
- Early Childhood Education
- Education
- Education in Mathematics
- Education Reform
- Education Research
- Educational Leadership
- Educational Psychology
- Evaluation
- Gender & Diversity
- Higher Education
- History of Education
- International & Comparative Education
- Language & Literacy
- Leadership
- Learning & Instruction
- Management
- Mathematics
- Multicultural Education
- Organizational Behavior
- Policy & Politics of Education
- Psychology
- Social Context of Education
- Social Education
- Social Justice
- Teacher Education
- Technology
- Urban Education
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Expanding the Vision of Faculty Learning Communities in Higher Education
Emerging Opportunities for Faculty to Engage Each Other in Learning, Teaching, and Support
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Faculty Development on a Shoestring
Programs to Support Higher Education Faculty Using Little or No Resources
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