Dr. Shea has been an assistant professor and the coordinator for the school building leader and school district business leader programs at Saint Rose since 2018, and has been an assistant professor at The Sage Colleges since 2014. She has worked as an assistant superintendent, director of curriculum and instruction for grades K-12 and K-5, and principal at various school districts in the Capital Region and Central New York since 1992.
Her teaching interests include teaching and learning, organizational systems, change theory in organizations, and leadership theory and practices, and she has conducted research on teacher leadership and building social capital. Dr. Shea is author of the recently published text, Teacher Leadership Reimagined: A Social Network Approach.
Michele Jones is an adjunct professor at Saint Rose teaching school law for both SDBL and SBL CAS programs. A 2004 honors graduate of Albany Law School, she is currently a school attorney at Capital Region BOCES where she provides legal advice to the board of education on education issues, including Medicaid compliance and labor relations.
Mark Jones has been an adjunct professor for Saint Rose since teaching Public School Finance. He serves as the Deputy District Superintendent and COO for the Capital Regions BOCES where he has been since 2004. Prior to his current role, Jones served as the Assistant Superintendent for the Otsego Northern Catskills BOCES, the Business Manager for Washington, Saratoga Warren, Hamilton, Essex BOCES, and Business Manager for the Hartford Central School District.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administrations from Skidmore College, a M.S and C.A.S from SUNY Albany and a Doctorate of Education from the Sage Colleges.
Dr. Shea has been an assistant professor and the coordinator for the school building leader and school district business leader programs at Saint Rose since 2018, and has been an assistant professor at The Sage Colleges since 2014. She has worked as an assistant superintendent, director of curriculum and instruction for grades K-12 and K-5, and principal at various school districts in the Capital Region and Central New York since 1992.
Her teaching interests include teaching and learning, organizational systems, change theory in organizations, and leadership theory and practices, and she has conducted research on teacher leadership and building social capital. Dr. Shea is author of the recently published text, Teacher Leadership Reimagined: A Social Network Approach.
Michele Jones is an adjunct professor at Saint Rose teaching school law for both SDBL and SBL CAS programs. A 2004 honors graduate of Albany Law School, she is currently a school attorney at Capital Region BOCES where she provides legal advice to the board of education on education issues, including Medicaid compliance and labor relations.
Mark Jones has been an adjunct professor for Saint Rose since teaching Public School Finance. He serves as the Deputy District Superintendent and COO for the Capital Regions BOCES where he has been since 2004. Prior to his current role, Jones served as the Assistant Superintendent for the Otsego Northern Catskills BOCES, the Business Manager for Washington, Saratoga Warren, Hamilton, Essex BOCES, and Business Manager for the Hartford Central School District.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administrations from Skidmore College, a M.S and C.A.S from SUNY Albany and a Doctorate of Education from the Sage Colleges.