Kaneshia Dorsan, Ed.D.
- Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Lifelong Education, Administration, and Policy
Biography
Dr. Kaneshia Dorsan is a clinical assistant professor in the Educational Administration and Policy (EDAP) program at the University of Georgia. She teaches pivotal courses such as Educational Leadership for Instructional Improvement and Change, Leadership in High-Needs School Settings, and Clinical Practices in Educational Leadership, equipping leaders with the knowledge and skills to drive meaningful change in education. Before transitioning into higher education, Dr. Dorsan devoted 19 years of her career to K-12 education, serving as a middle school classroom teacher, assistant principal, instructional coach, and principal. Over the years, she has mentored and supported numerous aspiring leaders, helping them navigate their career paths. Dr. Dorsan’s scholarly interests center on the preparation and development of aspiring and practicing educational leaders. These interests reflect her commitment to advancing equity and excellence in schools, promoting positive outcomes for all students.
Areas of Expertise
- School Leadership
- Leadership in High-Needs Schools
- Professional Learning in Schools
Interests
- School Leadership
- Leadership in High-Needs Schools
- Professional Learning in Schools
Concentrations
Education
- Bachelor of Science in Middle Grades Education, 2004
Georgia Southern University - Master of Curriculum in Curriculum and Instruction, 2007
Nova Southeastern University - Specialist in Education Administration and Policy, 2016
University of Georgia - Doctorate in Educational Leadership, 2021
University of Georgia