Faculty
Hanne Mawhinney
Associate
Professor and Coordinator:
Organizational Leadership & Policy Studies
2201 Benjamin
Building
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
(301) 405-4546
hmawhinn@wam.umd.edu
Ph.D., University of Ottawa
Joined faculty in 1999
NEW!
Read the
2003 NCATE Report submitted by EDPL's Organizational Leadership
and Policy Studies program to seek continued accreditation of the M.A.
and Ed.D. programs in Education Leadership and Policy.
Read the reports commissioned by the Council of Educational Administrative
& Supervisory Organizations of Maryland (CEASOM):
Design Principles for Learner-Centered Schools: Promising Approaches to Data Based
Decision Making to Improve Student Learning
Design Principles for Learner-Centered Schools: Building Effective
Strategies for Addressing the Achievement Gap
Hanne B. Mawhinney joined the department in 1999. She received her B.A. from Simon
Fraser University, British Columbia and her MA and Ph.D. in Educational Administration from
the University of Ottawa, Canada. Professor Mawhinney teaches courses in organizational
leadership and policy and qualitative research methods. She studies education policy and
leadership from the orientation of political sociology.
On the basis of her interest in youth policy and her research on school-community agency
collaboration, Professor Mawhinney was commissioned to do research for the Ontario Royal
Commission on Education, the Walter and Gordon Duncan Foundation, and the Department of
Justice, Canada. She has been an invited keynote speaker on challenges of collaboration
at conferences in the United States, Canada and Australia. She is currently on the advisory
committee to the United Way Success by Six Initiative in Baltimore Maryland.
Professor Mawhinney has been an expert witness for the Ontario Teachers' Federation, a member
of the Maryland Task Force on the Principalship, and the Advisory Committee to the Maryland
Principals Academies. She was previously, a member of the Canadian Education Association,
and a representative on the UNESCO Commission on Education. Dr. Mawhinney is currently a
member of the editorial boards of Educational Administration Quarterly, The American
Educational Research Journal, School Leadership and Management, and for several years
acted as contributing editor for Educational Policy.
Professor Mawhinney's current research focuses the political and institutional dynamics of
change in schools in the context of the discontinuities between macro forces influencing
policy and the micro realities of implementation.
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Recent Selected Publications
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2005). Scaling up education policy futures in the vernacular of
the new North America: POINT/COUNTERPOINT. UCEA Review, XLVI(3).
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2004) Deliberative democracy in imagined communities: How the
Power Geometry of globalization shapes local leadership praxis. Educational
Administration Quarterly, 40 (2), 192-221.
- Mawhinney, H.B. & Harvey-Smith, A. (2004). Diffusion of innovations: A mechanism
for understanding change in student affairs. In A. Harvey-Smith (Ed.), The seventh
learning college principle: A framework for transformational change in learning
organizations. Washington, DC: National Association of Student Personnel
Administrators.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2003). Resolving the dilemma of rigor or relevance in preparing
educational leaders: What counts as evidence of their knowledge and ability to act
ethically? In F. Lunenberg (Ed.). National Council for Professors of Educational
Administration Annual Yearbook. Virginia: Scarecrow Press.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2001). The microecology of social capital formation:
Developing community beyond the schoolhouse door. In G. Furman Brown
(Ed.), School as community: From promise to practice. SUNY
Press.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2001). Schools in the bowling league of the new American
Economy: Theorizing on social/economic integration in school to work opportunity
systems. In R. Crowson (Ed). Community Development and School Reform.
JAI Press.
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Recent Selected Reports
- Mawhinney, H.B., Abedin, G., M. Bramblett, S., Kubic, K., Woodburn, J.L. (2004).
Design principles for learner centered schools: Saffolding instruction for improved
student learning. Report Commissioned by Council of Educational Administrative
and Supervisory Organizations of Maryland.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2004). Reading into standpoint research between Dorothy Smith and
Patricia Hill Collins: Writing the work of advising from the stance of solidarity.
In D.K. Liwinski with D. Wallin & S. MacPherson (Eds.). Sexism in the Academy?
Proceedings of the 10th Anniversary Institute of the Canadian Association for Studies
of Women in Education, (pp. 188-203) University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MN.
- Mawhinney, H.B., Agnant Cornish, M., Kim, P., Lockhard, S., Jerome Stuart, P.,
Slade, D., & Woodburn, J. L. (2003) Design principles for learner-centered schools:
Promising approaches to data based decision making to improve student learning.
Report Commissioned by Council of Educational Administrative and Supervisory
Organizations of Maryland. (CD version; 91 pp.)
- Mawhinney, H.B., Frusciante, A., Lui, Y. & Aaron, P. (2002). Design principles
for learner centered schools: Effective strategies for closing the achievement gap.
Report prepared for the Council for Educational Administrative Officials of Maryland,
Baltimore MD. 25 pp
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Recent Selected Presentations
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2004, November). The paradox of making place.
Paper presented to the 2004 annual meeting of the University Council for
Educational Administration, Kansas City, Missouri.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2004, May). Local educational leadership praxis in imagined
communities. Paper presented to the annual meeting of the Canadian Association for
Studies in Educational Administration. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MN.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2004, April). New directions in the politics of education.
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
San Diego, CA.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2003, November). Responding to ELCC/NCATE: Artifacts of expansive
learning in Creating a web-based performance assessment system for candidates for school
building and school district leadership. Paper presented to the annual meeting of the
University Council for Educational Administration, Portland, OR.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2003, April). Managing the institutional dynamics of accountability.
Paper presented to the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
Chicago, IL
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2003, October). The rhetoric of equity and excellence in
superintendents' espoused strategies for closing achievement gaps. Paper presented
to the 8th annual Values and Leadership Conference. Penn State University, PA.
- Mawhinney, H.B. (2003, October). William Foster's contribution to a moral critique
in the study and practice of educational leadership and policy studies. Paper presented
to the 8th annual Values and Leadership Conference. Penn State University, PA.
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Recent Selected Grants
- $30,000 -- Mawhinney, H.B (Coordinator). Maryland Principals'
Institute 2000: Each child achieving: Focus on Reading K-12. Maryland
State Department of Education, 2000- 2001.
- $5,000 -- Mawhinney, H.B. (Coordinator). Development of Field Experience Model
relating course work to field based performance activities for Administrator 1 Certification.
Maryland State Department of Education, 2001- 2002.
- $422,000 -- Mawhinney, H.B.(Coordinator) Mentoring Program for New Principals.
Prince George's County Public Schools, 1997-2002
- $142,650 -- Mawhinney, H.B.(Coordinator) Mentoring Program for New Principals. Prince
George's County Public Schools, 2003 (fiscal year)
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Recent Selected Awards
- 2004. College of Education Service Award. University of Maryland, College Park
- 2002. Recognized for Contribution to Canadian Scholarship in Educational Policy.
Invited to present to the Annual Seminar on Contributions to Canadian Scholarship.
Education policy inquiry in Canada. University of Toronto: Canadian Association
for the Study of Educational Administration
- 2001. Outstanding Mentor Award, Department of Education Policy and Leadership
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Current Editorial Activities
- 1997-present -- Editorial Board, School Leadership and Management
- 2000-present -- Editorial Board, Educational Administration Quarterly
- 2002-present -- Member of Publications Committee, University Council for Educational
Administration
- 2002-present -- Editorial Board, American Education Research Journal: Social
and Institutional Research
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Dr. Mawhinney's Curriculum Vitae
Courses Taught
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