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The University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA) is governed by a representative body from member institutions. UCEA policies are formulated by a nine-member executive committee.
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The UCEA awards program encourages and recognizes efforts and excellence within the educational leadership community.
Jackson Scholars Program
Provides doctoral students of color with a system of support - across all UCEA member institutions
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The David L. Clark National Graduate Student Research Seminar in Educational Administration & Policy
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About UCEA Awards
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The Hanne Mawhinney Distinguished ...
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JRLE Best Article Award
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Exemplary Educational Leadership P...
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