Jesse Brock, Ed.D
Dr. Jesse D. Brock is currently an Assistant Professor in Higher Education Leadership teaching master and doctoral level classes. He served as a Research Fellow for Tarleton State University, where he earned a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. With over 10 years of academic experience, he has taught graduate courses on research design as well as the scholarly process. Some of his personal interests are the doctoral student experience, leadership practice and theory, history of education, as well as collegiate athletics.
Dr. Jesse Brock
Dr. Jesse D. Brock is currently an Assistant Professor in Higher Education Leadership teaching master and doctoral level classes. He served as a Research Fellow for Tarleton State University, where he earned a Doctorate in Educational Leadership. With over 10 years of academic experience, he has taught graduate courses on research design as well as the scholarly process. Some of his personal interests are the doctoral student experience, leadership practice and theory, history of education, as well as collegiate athletics.
Education
2022
Grant Writing Certificate
University of Georgia
Grant writing is utilized by leaders in the nonprofit sector, local government officials, academic scholars, and educational leaders. The certificate program at UGA enhanced my skills and abilities to complete compelling grant applications at the federal, state, corporate, and foundation levels.
2018-2021
Ed.D., Educational Leadership
Tarleton State University
Tarleton State University's Ed.D. program trains scholar-practitioners in the education field, both higher education and K-12 settings. During my doctoral journey, I had the opportunity to lead several research projects resulting in over 5 journal publications, 1 book chapter, and 7 conference presentations. I became knowledgeable on scholarly writing and APA style over the three years in the doctorate program.
2016-2017
M.A., American Studies
University of Alabama
American Studies is an interdisciplinary field that integrates history, sociology, literature, and culture. As both a student and a graduate teaching assistant, I focused my academic attention on sports in American culture. The experiences and lessons learned from this program influenced my doctoral dissertation on Division II athletics.
2013-2015
M.A., Public History
University of North Alabama
The Public History degree at the University of North Alabama trains future leaders in the museum and non-profit sector. It was during my training at UNA where I gained a passion for grant writing and 501(c)3 sustainability.
2009-2013
B.A., History
Young Harris College
Young Harris College is a small private liberal-arts institution located in north Georgia. While an undergraduate student, I was a student-athlete (golf) and a member of Kappa Signa fraternity.