Dr. Carlise Wynne is a tenured Professor in the College of Education at the University of North Georgia. She has served in faculty and administrative roles for more than a decade. She received her Doctorate and Bachelors degrees in Education from Valdosta State University, and her Masters and Specialist degrees in Educational Administration from Albany State University. She enjoys her Middle Grades and Secondary Education students and works extensively abroad.
In the classroom, her passion is preparing teacher candidates to adequately meet the needs of multi-cultural learners. Her teaching focuses on preparing teacher candidates for real world experiences and ensuring that all students have a global mindset when entering the field of Education. Additionally, she has been awarded multiple regional and University awards and grants that enrich the lives of her students and those in K-12 schools in her service area. Her most prized award was as the inaugural Diversity Champion for UNG in 2017.
Before coming to UNG she taught at Bainbridge College in southwestern Georgia, and high school in central Georgia. She was named the Graduate of the Last Decade from Valdosta State University in 2011, and named an Emerging Leader at the University of North Georgia in 2013 and received a Presidential Excellence Award in 2015 . She is actively involved in the community locally and in communities abroad. She lives in Gainesville, Georgia with her husband, Ben, and their children, Lily and Cotton.
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