Patrick M. Green, Ed.D.: Profile
Patrick M. Green, Ed.D.: Profile
Patrick M. Green, Ed.D.: Profile
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Profile
Education
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, Chicago, IL
5/06
Ed.D., Educational Leadership and Organizational Change
Specialization: Leadership in Higher Education
Dissertation: Service-Reflection-Learning: An Action Research Study of the MeaningMaking Processes Occurring through Reflection in a Service-Learning Course
Dissertation Advisor: Teryl ann Rosch, Ph.D., Executive Director, Education Alliance
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO, Chicago, IL
Quinlan School of Business, Executive Education
Certificate in High Impact Leadership
Certificate in mini-MBA Management Program
Certificate in Project Management
5/14
5/13
6/11
Teaching Experience
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO, Chicago
8/10 Present
Graduate Instructor, School of Education, Higher Education Graduate Program
Instructor of ELPS 429: High Impact Learning: Experiential Learning in Theory and
Practice in Higher Education (Graduate)
Instructor of ELPS 431: Curriculum in Higher Education (Graduate)
Instructor of ELPS 431: Evaluation in Higher Education (Graduate)
Developed experiential learning group projects focused on assessment and communitybased learning/high-impact learning pedagogies
Liaison to higher education institutions for evaluation/assessment projects for graduate
students
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO, Chicago
8/07 Present
Clinical Instructor of Experiential Learning
Instructor of UNIV 290: Seminar in Community-based Service and Leadership
Instructor of UNIV 291: Seminar in Community-based Research and Leadership
Instructor of UNIV 292: International Service-Learning
Instructor of UNIV 390: Internship Seminar in Organizational/Community Leadership
Instructor of UNIV 391: Internship Seminar in Undergraduate Research
Instructor of UNIV 393: Seminar in Integrative Leadership
Developed new courses in international service-learning
Create community engagement experiences and opportunities
Develop and mediate service-learning and internship experiences in these courses
Emphasize leadership theory, community development, citizenship, social change, social
justice, and service concepts
Advise students on community engagement experiences
Serve as liaison to community partner organizations
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, Schaumburg
8/02 8/07
Adjunct Faculty, School of Liberal Studies
Instructor of World History To 1500 (HIST 111)
Instructor of World History Since 1500 (HIST 112)
Developed service-learning world history course
Developed web-enhanced (Blackboard) program for world history studies for all majors
Emphasized interdisciplinary approach, with emphasis on research and critical thinking
Advisor for Honors Theses for three students in Scholars Program
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY, Chicago
8/04 6/07
Instructor, First Year Experience Course
Designed and developed curriculum for First Year Experience class
Taught FYS 100, 8-week required course for full-time, first year students
Connected students to campus resources
Worked on retention of first-year student population
CHICAGO CHRISTIAN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE, Chicago
8/00 - 6/01
Director of Education Services
Instructed Pre-GED and GED classes to homeless population in transition
Manage the Education Department programs, structure, and policies
Develop adult education curriculum (Basic Skills, GED, computer skills)
Assess and identify educational needs of adults
Initiate educational recommendations and referrals
Create and maintain tutoring program
Manage computer skills training program
Served as Lead Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Evaluator for SACS-COC reaccreditation team for Georgia College and State University
Spring 2014
Developed, implemented, and launched assessment pilot of the Engaged Learning
University Requirement
2013 Present
Attended Higher Learning Commissions Pathways Demonstration Project: Pioneer
Institutions (St. Charles, IL)
Nov. 2013
Served as Lead Evaluator for External Program Review, Appalachian Center for
Community Service, Emory & Henry College (Emory, VA)
April 2013
Served as Lead Evaluator for External Program Review, Donelan Office of Communitybased Learning, College of the Holy Cross (Worcester, MA)
Feb. 2011
Implemented ePortfolio technology and assessment university-wide initiative to create
learning portfolios and plan for assessment of learning
2009 - Present
Developed and implemented department-wide assessment plan for Center for
Experiential Learning
2010
Serving on Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Pathways Project team for Loyola
University Chicago
2011
Attended Higher Learning Commissions Academy on Assessment of Student Learning
(Lisle, IL)
2011
Developed graduate education course on evaluation and assessment
2011
Assisted in development of assessment for First Year Seminar Course with ePortfolio
technology
2011
2015
2015
2014
2013
2013
2012
2012
2012
2012
2012
2011
2011
2011
2009
2007
2005 2007
2005
2004 2008
Research Interests
August 2013
Lived Experience as Text: Incorporating Experiential Education into Your Pedagogy to Create
Transformative Education, Faculty Development Workshop, John Felice Rome Center, Loyola
University Chicago
February 2011
Program Evaluation for Peru Service-Learning Program (Lima, Cuzco)
June 2010
May 2009
Curriculum Development
ELPS 430: Curriculum in Higher Education (Graduate School of Education)
8/14 -- Present
ELPS 431 Evaluation in Higher Education (Graduate School of Education)
8/10 Present
ELPS 429 ELPS 429: High Impact Learning: Experiential Learning in Theory 8/11 - Present
and Practice in Higher Education (Graduate School of Education)
UNIV 290 Course: Seminar in Community-based Service and Leadership
11/07 Present
UNIV 291 Course: Seminar in Community-based Research and Leadership
10/08 Present
UNIV 292 Course: International Service-Learning
8/13 -- Present
UNIV 390 Course: Internship Seminar in Organizational/Community Leadership11/07 Present
UNIV 391 Course: Internship Seminar in Undergraduate Research
12/10 Present
UNIV 393 Course: Seminar in Integrative Leadership
9/12 Present
ACPA E-Learning Course: Mediating Student Reflection in Service-Learning 5/07
Leadership Institute, Schaumburg Business Association/Roosevelt University 12/04 5/08
First Year Experience FYS 101 Course, Roosevelt University
6/04 8/07
World History series: HIST 111, HIST 112, Roosevelt University
6/02 8/07
Leadership Development at Roosevelt (LDR) Institute
6/05 8/07
Student Opportunity and Leadership Education (SOLE) Program
6/04 - 5/05
Leaders Evolving and Developing (LEAD) Leadership Development Program 7/01 8/07
Literacy and Basic Skills, Pre-GED, GED, Computer Skills courses
7/00 - 6/01
Life Skills Curriculum, The Guest House of Milwaukee
5/99 - 6/00
World History Curriculum (Ancient, Medieval, and Modern),
Northwest Opportunities Vocational Academy High School
8/97 - 6/99
Honors/Awards
Carnegie Community Engagement Re- Classification for Loyola University Chicago
Presidential Finalist, Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll With Distinction
Presidential Finalist, Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
Presidential Awardee, Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
Grants
Illinois Board of Higher Education Work Study Grants ($153,000)
Americorps*VISTA Grant
NACE Foundation Research Grant ($6,000)
Raise Your Voice Fellowship Grant ($7,000)
Presidential McCormick Civic Engagement Fellowship ($10,000)
Presidential McCormick Leadership Grant ($5,000)
Month of Action McCormick Grant for Civic Engagement ($250)
Advisor for the Raise Your Voice Fellowship Grant of RU Students ($200)
Presidential McCormick Fellowship Grant Leadership team ($5,000)
Campus Compact Campus-Community Partnership Grant ($400)
McCormick Tribune Foundation Grant, Service-Learning Initiative ($500,000)
2007 Present
2007 2012
2008 2011
2006 2010
2007 - 2008
2006 2007
2004 - 2005
2004 - 2006
2004 - 2005
2004 - 2005
2003 - 2004
Professional Memberships
International Association for Research on Service-Learning/Community Engagement (IARSLCE)
Association for Authentic, Experiential, Evidence-Based Learning (AAEEBL)
Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U)
National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE)
Publications
Green, P.M. & Johnson, M. Eds. (September 2014) Crossing Boundaries: Tension and
Transformation in International Service-Learning (Stylus Publishing).
Christopher, K. & Green, P.M. (June 2012). Undergraduate Research Housed in a Center for
Experiential Learning. In Kinkead, J., & Blockus, L. (Eds.) Undergraduate Research Offices and
Programs: Models and Practices. Council for Undergraduate Research (CUR Publication).
Wong, W.Y.L., Green, P.M., Wan, B.W.C. (March 2012) "In Search of Experiential Learning in
the Jesuit Traditions: The Loyola Experience." In Simon, K.S. (Eds.) Hybrid Learning: 5th
International Conference, ICHL 2012, Guangzhou, China, August 13-15, 2012, Proceedings.
Burton, E., Green, P., Meyer, M., & Post, M. (2009). Location of Service-Learning in Institutions.
In Strait, J., & Lima, M. (Eds.) The Future of Service-Learning: New Solutions for Sustaining and
Improving Practice. Stylus Publishing, Inc.
A Program Model of Experiential Learning: Enhancing Student Learning and Career Readiness.
(April, 2009). Paper published in the Proceedings of the Higher Learning Commission 114 th
Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois.
Implementing Service-Learning into World History: How do you do THAT? (Fall, 2007). Paper
published in the Proceedings of the Roosevelt University Mini-Conference on Teaching
(RUMCOT III).
Dunlap, M., Scoggin, J., Green, P.M., & Davi, A. (Spring 2007). White Students Experiences of
Privilege and Socioeconomic Disparities: Toward a Theoretical Model. Michigan Journal of
Community Service Learning.
Green, P. (2006). Dissertation, Service-Reflection-Learning: An Action Research Study
of the Meaning-Making Processes Occurring Through Reflection in a Service-Learning Course,
Department of Educational Leadership and Organizational Change, Roosevelt University,
Chicago.
A Guide to Service-Learning Implementation. (October, 2005). Paper published in the Proceedings
of the Roosevelt University Mini-Conference on Teaching (RUMCOT II).
Green, P., Persistence, Promise, and Possibilities: Service-Learning in an Uncertain Time, Panel
Presentation of Engaged Scholars, Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U)
Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January, 2010.
Green, P., Data Check: Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Kentucky Engagement
Conference, Northern Kentucky University, November, 2009.
Green, P., The Impact of Community-based Experiential Education Programs on Student
Learning and Career Readiness International Research Conference on Service-Learning and
Community Engagement, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, October, 2009.
Green, P., The Impact of Experiential Education Programs on Student Learning and Career
Readiness Presentation scheduled for the 38th National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE)
Annual Conference, "Informing and Expanding Experiential Education: Looking Deep in the
Heart of NSEE, Dallas, Texas , October 28-30, 2009.
Green, P., A Program Model of Experiential Learning: Enhancing Student Learning and Career
Readiness. Paper presented at the 114th Annual Meeting for the Higher Learning Commission
(Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools), Chicago, Illinois, April
18 - 21, 2009.
Green, P., A Conversation with Campus Compacts Engaged Scholars for New Perspectives in
Higher \Education. Presentation at the Association of American Colleges and Universities
(AAC&U) 95th Annual Meeting Ready or Not: Global Challenges, College Learning, and
Americas Promise, Seattle, Washington, January 21 24, 2009.
Green, P., Constructing Meaning in Student Reflection: Mediating Learning in Service-Learning,
Keynote Speaker at the 3rd Annual Service-Learning Symposium, National-Louis University,
Chicago, Illinois, May 1, 2008.
Green, P., Parallel processes of transformation: How student reflection in service-learning
mirrors faculty teaching and learning, Presentation for the 7th Annual International Research
Conference on Service-Learning and Community Engagement, Tampa, Florida, Oct. 6 9, 2007.
Green, P., The Importance of Reflection in Service-Learning, Presentation at the Higher
Education Service Learning Colloquium: Developing a Plan to Integrate Service-Learning in to
Teacher Preparation Programs in Illinois, Loyola University Chicago, Illinois, June 15, 2007.
Green, P., Understanding Community-based Learning and Its Impact on Teaching and Learning,
Presentation at the Prairie State College Faculty Professional Development Summer Institute,
Chicago Heights, IL, May 22, 2007
Green, P., Including Service-Learning in Your Class: How We Did It, Panel presentation at the
Fourth Roosevelt University Mini-Conference on Teaching, Roosevelt University, Chicago,
Illinois, April 25, 2007.
Green, P., Stages of Student Reflection: A Model for Fostering the Meaning-Making Processes in
a Service-Learning Course, Faculty Research Presentation, Roosevelt University, Chicago,
Illinois, March 21, 2007.
Green, P., Constructing Meaning in Student Reflection: Mediating Learning with Students in
Service-Learning, Presentation at the AAC&U Conference on Faculty Work and the New
Academy: Emerging Challenges and Evolving Roles, Chicago, Illinois, November 11, 2006.
Green, P., Constructing Meaning in Student Reflection: Mediating Learning with Students in
Service-Learning, Paper presented at the Sixth International Service-Learning Research
Conference, Portland, Oregon, October 14, 2006.
Green, P., Stages of Student Reflection: A Model for Fostering the Meaning-Making Processes,
Presentation at the Symposium for Strengthening Civic Engagement and Spirituality in Higher
Education, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, September 22, 2006.
Green, P., Faculty Symposium on Service-Learning: A Call for Civic Responsibility in Teaching
and Learning. Coordinated symposium sponsored by Illinois Campus Compact and hosted by
Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois, February 23, 2006.
Green, P., Constructing Meaning in Student Reflection: Mediating Learning with Students in
Service- Learning, Presentation at the NASPA IV-East Regional Conference: Innovations in the
Architecture of Student Affairs, Schaumburg, Illinois, October 25, 2005.
Green, P., Constructing Meaning in Student Reflection: Mediating Learning with Adult Students
in Service-Learning, Presentation at the Linking Adults with Community: A Symposium on Adult
Education and Service Learning, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois, October 22, 2005.
Green, P., Curricular Design of the Service-Learning Pedagogy, Presentation at the Faculty
Professional Development Retreat, Concordia University, River Forest, Illinois, August, 2005.