The 68th annual Scripps Howard Awards held its virtual ceremony Wednesday, and honored Dalglish "for her vision and leadership at the University of Maryland." The other finalist for the award was Alan Stavitsky, dean of the University of Nevada, Reno’s Reynolds School of Journalism. Scripps Company announced.Ī team of primarily journalism educators selected the winner of the award, which is given in collaboration with the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC). Dalglish, dean of the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism, on Wednesday won a prestigious Scripps Howard Award in the Administrator of the Year category, the Scripps Howard Foundation and The E.W. A founding consultant of the Campus Culture Group, Christopher recently served as the Director of the Hamoui Family Sage Center at Sage Center School in Newport Coast, CA.COLLEGE PARK - Lucy A.
Prior to joining Sage Hill School, he served as the Director of Equity and Diversity at the Collegiate School of New York. This role followed his appointment as Associate Dean of Students and Director of Case Management at Scripps College in Claremont, CA, and Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. In each role, Christopher has remained engaged with students in and beyond the classroom. His experience includes faculty and staff recruitment, NCAA Division I and II coaching and recruitment, enrollment management, international relations, diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, and outcomes-driven program design and policy adherence.
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His professional journey began at Concordia University in Saint Paul, Minnesota as a program supervisor in the Student of Color Retention Program and an instructor in the Ramsey County Juvenile Detention Center with the Urban Education Summer Scholar Program. #SCRIPPS COLLEGE DORSEY HALL PROFESSIONAL#
In these positions, Christopher helped urban learners identify their strengths and use their innate resiliency to maximize and ensure success in higher education. in Organizational Management from Concordia University before obtaining his M.Ed in Higher Education Administration and Policy from the University of California, Riverside (UCR). Īs an undergraduate admissions counselor at Concordia and UCR, Christopher conducted outreach to urban students and helped them realize their post-secondary education goals.Ĭhristopher is currently in a doctoral program at the University of San Diego for Education for Social Justice. He also acted as a mentor to students in need of more extensive guidance and advocacy. As an assistant football coach and athletic recruiter, Christopher leveraged core values of organized sports, such as discipline and time management, to exhibit how habits learned on the field could translate into success in the classroom. This resulted in many urban student-athletes recognizing their innate potential as scholars. Īs an adjunct faculty member in counseling and administration at Moreno Valley College, he again utilized his role to aid a wide range of students pursuing higher education. Transitioning from recruitment to retention, Christopher supported scholars in identifying additional methods and strategies to meet their educational milestones and challenges.Īdditionally, he has spent a decade advancing diverse student access and equity in Southern California through organizations such as A Better Chance, Inc. He has served on the boards of the National Black MBA Association’s L.A.
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