Cecil Francis Carter
Associate Professor
College of Education
Florida Gulf Coast University
United States of America
Biography
Cecil F. Carter is an associate professor of Educational Leadership at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) in Fort Myers, Florida. He has held this position since January, 1997. . Prior to joining the faculty of Florida Gulf Coast University, Professor Carter served as a school administrator in several school districts, namely Lee County, Florida; Savannah-Chatham County, Georgia; and Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Professor Carter has been a school principal, a district-level administrator, and a superintendent of schools. He also served as deputy secretary of education for the Commonwealth of Virginia. He was a teacher of mathematics in the Virginia Beach, Virginia public schools.
Research Interest
His primary areas of interest are leadership, education law and policy, and curriculum and instruction
Publications
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Carter, C.F., Rea, D., Wilkerson, J.R., Valesky, T., Lang, W. (2011). Development and analysis of survey instruments to assess education leadership candidates’ dispositions. Paper submitted to the Southern Regional Council of Educational Administration (SRCEA) 2011 Yearbook.
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Rea, D., Carter, C.F., Wilkerson, J.R., Valesky, T., Lang, W. (2011). Assessing ISLLC-based dispositions of educational leadership candidates. International Journal of Educational Leadership Preparation 6(3)
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Rea, D., Valesky, T., Carter, C.F., Wilkerson, J.R. (2014/2015). Scaling of educational leadership candidates’ commitment to the ISLLC standards: The ELCBS Scale. Southern Journal of Educational Administration 4(1&2)
