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President
Antioch University McGregor
900 Dayton St.
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Phone Number: (937) 769-1850
E-Mail Address: bdanley@mcgregor.edu
Dr. Barbara Gellman-Danley is President
of Antioch University McGregor. McGregor offers programs
that attract local, national, and international students.
Located in Yellow Springs, Ohio, this non-traditional
adult centered institution offers a Bachelor of Arts degree
completion program, Master of Arts degrees for on-site
and distance learners, teacher preparation, graduate management,
and continuing education. Dr. Gellman-Danley teaches at
McGregor in the Graduate
Management Program.
Prior to her presidency, Dr. Gellman-Danley
served as Vice President for Educational Technology
Services at Monroe
Community College (MCC) in Rochester, New
York. As a member of the League
for Innovation in the Community College,
MCC is known for its advanced instructional and administrative
technology environment.
Dr. Gellman-Danley spent several
years in Oklahoma holding a variety of positions. They
include:
- Vice Chancellor
for Educational Outreach of the Oklahoma States
Regents for Higher Education, and Associate Executive
Vice Chancellor. She administered a statewide telecommunication
network and four higher education centers.
Dr. Gellman-Danley is a frequent speaker and consultant
on issues related to technology planning, distance learning,
and the impact of technology on college and university
organizational structures.
Dr. Gellman-Danley currently serves on the Board of
Directors for:
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University
of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma. Ph.D., Communication.
May l986. Dissertation topic, "The Station Program
Cooperative: A Case Study of Internal and External
Political Influences on the Public Broadcasting Service."
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Oklahoma City
University, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Master of
Business Administration. Marketing track. Graduated
with honors, May 1985.
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Simmons
College, Boston, Massachusetts. Master of Library
Science,
October 1975.
- Syracuse
University, Syracuse, New York. Bachelor of Science,
Speech-English Education. Cum laude, May 1974.
Postdoctoral Study
- Cornell University. Executive
Leadership Conference. November 1998.
- New York University. Advanced
Professional Certificate in Information Technology.
Four graduate-level courses delivered via ISDN technology.
December 1995.
- Cornell University. Computer
Policy and the Law Program (workshop). August 1996.
- The Harvard Institute on the Management
of Lifelong Education, Cambridge, MA, June 1986.
Awards and Recognition
- Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce. Volunteer of the Quarter (3rd quarter 2004)
- IT Executive of the Year 1998.
Presented in June 1998, sponsored by Informix Software,
Rochester ITEC, the Rochester Business Journal and TSR
Consulting. Represents Upstate New York information
technology leaders from business and non-profit organizations.
Speaking Topics
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Technology in Education
- Women's Leadership Issues
- Leadership (General)
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