Paul Lucas, Ph.D.
Adjunct Faculty,
Department of Professional Educational Studies
Dr. Paul Lucas has had a varied career specializing in educational technology. He has taught Research Methods, Reading Education and Learning Theory at the collegiate level and has also taught secondary English and speech. Dr. Lucas has published for Instructor Magazine, Ohio English Journal, Leadership and Organization Development Journal, and Mark Twain Journal. He also has presented his research regarding training mythology at the American Aeronautics and Astronautics Annual Conference, San Diego, California.
Most recently, Dr. Lucas served as the Director of Instructional Technology in the largest district in Ohio. While serving in this position, he was nominated for CIO of the Year by Teaching and Learning magazine.
Education
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Doctorate in Educational Leadership
University of Dayton -
Degree in English; Speech (Double Major)
Bowling Green State University -
Master's in Reading
Bowling Green State University -
Degree in Grad Workshops
Ashland University -
Degree in Educational Leadership
Wright State University
Research Interests
- Instructional technology
- Training mythology