Patrick Kahill
Upon receiving his Bachelor of Science degree, Dr. Kahill began to explore various parts of the country. He has had the privilege and honor to have taught in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New Mexico where he worked for the United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indians Affairs (BIA). He variously worked as a resource room teacher, first grade teacher, middle school teacher, and also with students who had visual impairments, mental health conditions, and autism, were gifted, and were medically fragile. He also worked as a school administrator, mentor teacher and has held various other management/leadership roles within several educational communities.
Dr. Kahill has taught at the university level since 2005, and has been a contributing faculty member in the master’s program and university supervisor for the Richard J. Riley School of Education at Walden University since January 2009. As a perpetual student and scholar, he holds teaching and administrative credentials in numerous states and countries.
Courses Taught
EDUC 6727 - Strategies for Teaching English as a Second Language
EDUC 6604 - Creating an Effective Learning Environment
EDUC 6647 - Dynamic Teacher Leadership
EDUC 6610 - Teacher As Professional
EDUC 6640 - Designing Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
EDUC 6657 - Creating an Effective Classroom Learning Environment
EDUC 6728 - Teaching English Language Learners
EDUC 6729 - Assessment and the English Language Learner
EDUC 6733 - Action Research for Educators
Education
PsyD, California Coast University
MA, Azusa Pacific University
MS, California Coast University
MS, National University
BS, College Misericordia
AS, Luzerne Community College
Post-master's Certificate, National University
Public Service
Fundraising, Volunteer -
Awards / Honors
, National University, 2014
Academic Honors, Azusa Pacific University, 2008
Academic Honors, California Coast University, 2002