Sam Stringfield
Professor, Educational & Counseling Psychology (ECPY)
Professor, Department of Leadership, Foundations & Human Resource Education
Room 332 - College of Education
502-852-0615
scstri01@louisville.edu
Professor, Department of Leadership, Foundations & Human Resource Education
Room 332 - College of Education
502-852-0615
scstri01@louisville.edu
Dr. Stringfield's curriculum vita
Educational Background
- PhD Educational Psychology, Temple University, 1983
- MAT English Education, University of North Carolina, 1978
- BA Psychology, University of North Carolina, 1971
Teaching Areas
- Research Design
- School Reform
- Systemic Reform
- Educational Psychology
- Teacher and School Effects
Research Interests
- School reform
- School effects
- Systemic educational reform
- Data use in educational improvement
- High Reliability Organizations
- Educating at risk students
Professional Activities
- "High Schools for the 21st Century"
- "The Four Quartets": a four-state study of effective schools principles
- The High Reliability Schools project (England and Wales)
- "What makes it work?": a nationwide study of the effects of embedding Career and Technical Education foci into secondary school reforms
- The role of data use at the classroom, school and district levels in facilitating continuous educational improvement
- Founding co-editor the Journal of Education for Students Placed At Risk (JESPAR)

