Bio
                           Dr. Maria Gray has taught in higher education for over 18 years. She has experience
                           teaching traditional, online, and blended courses, having worked at Tulsa Community
                           College, University of Arkansas, and Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology.
                           She is a certified Phi Theta Kappa Leadership Instructor and winner of the OSRHE Online
                           Excellence Award, The John & Susanne Roueche Excellence in Teaching Award, and OSU
                           A&M Regents Distinguished Teaching Award. She has been nominated for the NSU Circle
                           of Excellence in Teaching Award and the Dewberry Outstanding Faculty in Teaching Award.
                           She has served as the NSU Review of Online Course Coordinator, and taught in China
                           with the China Bridge Program. Dr. Gray joined the faculty of NSU in 2015.
                           
                           
                              
                              
                                 
                                 Education:
                                 
                                 
                                    
                                    - EdD, Higher Education Administration, Oklahoma State University, 2007
- MS, College Teaching the Language Arts, Northeastern State University , 2001
- BA, English, Northeastern State University , Cum laude, 1999
Dr. Maria Gray's research, publications and conference presentations include topics
                                 in technology in education, online learning, classroom management, leadership, women
                                 in higher education, and English Composition.
                                 
                              
                                 Dr. Gray's teaching interests are in leadership, research, ethics and legal issues
                                 in higher education, and composition.Intellectual Content:
                                 
                                 
                                    
                                    - A Tale of Two Disciplines: Lessons in Critical Thinking (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Teaching & Learning, Published, February, 2016
- A Tale of Two Disciplines: Lessons in Critical Thinking (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Teaching & Learning, Published, February, 2016
Presentations:
                                 
                                 
                                    
                                    - Lessons from Oz: Using Transformational Leadership to Advance Student Learning - Lilly Conference on Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning. Conference  - Asheville,
                                       NC - April  2018
- To Climb the Mountain: Exploring a Review of Online Courses (ROC) Program - 10th Annual QM Conference - St. Louis, MO - March  2018
- Live Panel Discussion on Online Education Innovation - OK Learning Innovation Summit - online - April  2018
Courses Taught:
                                 
                                 
                                    
                                    - ETHICS & LEGAL ISSUES IN LDRSH - EDUC 5113 - Fall 2020
- THESIS/CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE - EDUC 5913 - Fall 2020
- DIRECTED RESEARCH - EDUC 5733 - Summer 2020
- ADVANCED EDU MEASUREMENTS - EDUC 5483 - Fall 2019
- FOUND COLLEGE STU PERSON SERV - EDUC 5533 - Fall 2019
- EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH - EDUC 5103 - Fall 2019
- PRACTICUM IN LEADERSHIP - EDUC 5883 - Summer 2019
- INDIVID & GROUP INTERVENTIONS - EDUC 5263 - Fall 2018
- ACTION RESEARCH & INQUIRY - EDUC 5133 - Fall 2017
- QUALITATIVE RESEARCH - EDUC 5143 - Fall 2015