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Dr. Louann Bierlein Palmer is a professor of educational leadership, research and technology at É«É«À² Michigan University, specializing in educational leadership. She is also currently serving as a graduate college faculty fellow. She earned an Ed.D. in educational administration from Northern Arizona University, a M.Ed. in educational administration from University of Arizona, and a B.S. in general science/biology from Michigan State University. She teaches, among other courses, school community relations and cultural competency, policy development and analysis, and leadership theory. Her research interests include a broad array of K-12 and higher education reform and policy issues. Prior to joining É«É«À², Bierlein Palmer served in various policy research and leadership roles, including the governor’s office in Louisiana, and university policy centers in Louisiana and Arizona. She is also considered a national expert on quality charter school laws and authorizing policies.

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