Birth Date - Death Date

1946-Present

Personal Data

Wife: Renee E Allbritten (Divorced 2007)

Education

• Western Michigan University Doctorate Ed. Leadership 

• Western Michigan University Master Degree in Counseling and Personnel Management 

Employment

• 1968-1971 Mathematic teacher for the Wyoming and Grand Rapids, Michigan Public Schools

• 1971-1981 College administrator within the Michigan Community College system

• 1979-1981 State representative in Michigan House of Representative

• 1981-1987 Iowa Association of Community College Trustee in Des Moines

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• 1991-1998 AAACE (American Association for Adult and Continuing Education)

• 1998-2002 Executive Director of Georgia Association of Education

• 2003-2005 Executive Director of the Arlington, Virginia – based council for Exceptional Children (CEC)

• 2006-2011 CEO Transformation Strategy Consultants

• 2011-2014 Senior Fellow- Management and Public Administration in University of the South Pacific

• 2014- Present Visiting Professor at Fiji National University

Awards and Honors

• He was privilege to work for: 2 presidents of the United States

• To have a significant impact on national public policy & federal program in Economic development, education and health

• As CEO for associations in general, special, adult and higher education

Membership-Professional Organizations

• National Coalition for Technology in Education and Training
• The Coalition of Lifelong Learning Organization
• The American Association for Adult and Education
• The Council for Exceptional Children
• The Georgia Association of educator
• The Iowa Association of Community College Trustees

Publications

Allbritten, D., Mainzer, R., & Ziegler, D. (2004). Will Students with Disabilities Be Scapegoats for School Failures? Educational Horizons, 82, 153-160. 

Allbritten, D. (1996). Your Future is Being Decided for You. PAACE Journal of Lifelong Learning, 5, 35-45.

Allbritten, D., Mainzer, R., & Ziegler, D. (2004). NCLB: Failed Schools- Or Failed Law?Educational Horizons, 82(2), 153-153.

Allbritten, D. (2000). Tenure, Testing, And Teacher Quality. Atlanta Inquirer, 39(34), 4-4.

Allbritten, D. (2010). Executive Director's Note. Middle Ground, 14(2), 5-5.

Allbritten, D. (1988). A Dummy Driving school that's Not So Dumb. Training, ISSN 0095-5892,25(12), 77-77

Professional Interest Areas

• Executive Leadership
• National Public Policy Development
• Mentoring Future Leaders

Major Contributions to Adult Education

• The association's strategic plan and reorganization
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• Arranged national public policy efforts that increased federal funding for adult learning
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• He has been an active leader in education and government at the local and national levels for over thirty years 
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• Actively participating in political issues related to education

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References

Hon. Dr. Drew Allbritten. (n.d.). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from https://www.linkedin.com/pub/hon-dr-drew-allbritten/1/938/39

Summon Searches Almost Everything. (n.d.). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from http://library.syr.edu/

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Full text of "The Annual report of the Connecticut Historical Society" (n.d.). Retrieved December 6, 2014, from http://www.archive.org/stream/annualreportofco02conn/annualreportofco02conn_djvu.txt

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