Don Poplau

I am an adjunct professor in the Richard Riley College of Education and Human Sciences.
I have been a high school teacher and a high school principal for over 30 years.
I earned an undergraduate degree in political science from Macalester College
(Minnesota) and graduate degrees including a doctorate in educational
leadership from the University of St. Thomas (Minnesota). I have also
been an adjunct faculty member in the Department of Educational
Leadership at Minnesota State University-Mankato. I am currently living
in Saint Paul, Minnesota, a Twin Cities suburb. My interests include
reading, writing, hiking, camping and baseball. I have been teaching for Walden
University for the past 16 years. My most recent assignment is mentoring students in the capstone process. On a personal note, my wife and I have three grown children and five grandchildren.

Courses Taught

EDAD 7200 - Leadership for Today's Schools

EDAD 7202 - Leading to Promote Learning

EDAD 7900 - Leadership Capstone

EDAD 7901 - Capstone

EDAD 8143 - Leading Learning Communities

EDDD 8011 - School Policy and Law

EDSD 7011 - School Policy and Law

EDUC 6731 - Assessment Student Learning

EDUC 8081 - Prospectus

EDUC 8090 - Doctoral Study Intensive

Education

EdD, University of St. Thomas

EdS, College of St. Thomas (MN)

MA, College of St. Thomas (MN)

Public Service

Science Museum of Minnesota, Volunteer - Saint Paul