August 16, 2025 - 04:22

Faculty members from the NC State College of Education have been appointed as affiliates of the University Council for Educational Administration’s Center for Innovative Rural Collaborative Leadership Education (CIRCLE). Professor Lisa Bass and Associate Teaching Professor Lacey Seaton will serve as co-associate directors, bringing their expertise and dedication to this important initiative.
CIRCLE aims to enhance leadership in rural educational settings through innovative practices and collaborative approaches. The center focuses on addressing the unique challenges faced by rural educators and communities, fostering a supportive network for leadership development. With their extensive backgrounds in education and commitment to rural issues, Bass and Seaton are poised to make significant contributions to the center's mission.
Their appointment reflects NC State’s commitment to advancing educational leadership and improving outcomes for rural schools. The collaboration aims to create sustainable leadership models that empower educators and strengthen rural communities across the nation.
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