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Brian Murphy, Lincoln-Way
administrator has recently earned his doctorate degree from
Loyola University.
Brian Murphy, Director of Transportation for the Lincoln-Way High School
District 210, has recently completed four years of study, research, and
presentations to earn his doctorate in Educational Leadership and policy
studies from Loyola University.
“The job as an administrator is extremely complex. We are proud of being
able to promote our administrators from our own Lincoln-Way faculty and staff.
However, part of being a Lincoln-Way teacher and administrator is furthering
one’s education through masters’ and doctoral programs.
Throughout their graduate course work our administrators are given the
opportunity to network with many of the finest educators in the state of
Illinois. By sharing the “best of the best” in ideas, researching
and debating leadership and educational issues our administrators bring
those ideas back to Lincoln-Way so all will benefit from their knowledge.
We are proud of our Lincoln-Way people and their families, for achieving
graduate degrees is truly a family experience. Many hours are spent away
from home and family to obtain the advanced degrees. I congratulate Brian
and all the previous administrators and teachers for obtaining their masters
degrees and their doctorate’s, “ stated Dr. Lawrence A. Wyllie,
superintendent.
Brian is in his 8th year working for Lincoln-Way. He has been a math teacher,
math department chair, volleyball coach at Lincoln-Way East and a building
administrator for Lincoln-Way Central. He has served as the Director of
Transportation for District 210 for the past 2 years.
Brian received his Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from Northern
Illinois University, and his masters degree from Governors State University.
His doctoral dissertation was entitled “The Role of Demographics
in Evolution of a School District.”
Brian and his wife Dawn live in Manhattan with their three children. The
oldest child attends Manhattan Elementary District 114; the two younger
children are in pre-school.
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