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Philip Adams

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Doctoral Student

Philip Adams is a doctoral student at the Institute of Higher Education. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy and Master of Arts in English from East Carolina University. His master’s degree research in writing centers led to his position as coordinator of ECU’s University Writing Center. Philip more recently served as the associate director of the Center for Academic Achievement at Lesley University, in Cambridge, MA. In these roles, he regularly presented on program development, organization, and tutor training at conferences of the Southeastern Writing Center Association, the International Writing Center Association, the Council of Writing Program Administrators, and other national and regional organizations. 

Philip’s research interests now focus on organizational decision-making, particularly the influence of institutional identity and mission on the decision-making process. His dissertation will focus on this influence specifically at public liberal arts colleges. He is also interested in historical and contemporary arguments around the larger purpose of higher education, its role in professional and liberal learning, and its perception as a public good.

News Featuring Philip Adams

An article by a team of IHE faculty, students, and an alumnus appears in Educational Policy OnlineFirst. Lindsey Hammond, Philip Adams, Paul G. Rubin (PhD 2017), and Erik C. Ness use rhetorical analysis to examine how 11 influential intermediaries package their…

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