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Fordham University has announced the appointment of Michael P. O’Malley, Ed.D., as the new dean of its Graduate School of Education, effective July 1, 2026. O’Malley, who has been serving as the dean for the past eight years, brings a wealth of experience and a strong vision for the future of the institution.
In his current role, O’Malley has demonstrated a commitment to academic excellence and innovation in education. His leadership has been characterized by a focus on enhancing curriculum, fostering community engagement, and promoting research initiatives that address contemporary educational challenges. O'Malley's strategic approach has resulted in increased enrollment and strengthened partnerships with local schools and organizations.
As he transitions to his new role, O'Malley is expected to continue advancing the mission of the Graduate School of Education, emphasizing the importance of preparing educators to meet the diverse needs of students in a rapidly changing world. The Fordham community looks forward to his leadership in shaping the future of education.
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