Associate Professor

517 Education Bld.

Phone 419.372.7373

judyjac@bgsu.edu

Education

Dr. Jackson May earned her Bachelor's Degree in Communication Disorders from BGSU in 1983, her Masters at Cleveland State University in Curriculum and Instruction in 1991 and her Ph.D. from BGSU in Educational Administration and Supervision in 1997. She has served as a Multiple Handicap Teacher for Sandusky County, Cleveland Heights, and Hilfiker Elementary Gibsonburg Exempted Village; Principal for Toledo Public Schools; Principal for Bowling Green Public Schools; and Director of Elementary Curriculum for Bowling Green City Schools. Dr. Jackson May has numerous refereed journal publications, papers, keynote, and presentations in her area of research interest which incorporates issues impacting the urban school environment.

Courses Taught

Research Interest
Policies effecting the public school and the achievement of students who have realized the least amount of progress in the public schools.

- Achievement of urban students
- Urban leadership
- Federal and state role in the urban policy development
- Instructional practices and curriculum development of urban students
- Parental Role in School Achievement