Dr. Scott Hebert, Ed.D.: Shaping Educational Leaders at Florida Southern College

Dr. Scott Hebert, Ed.D.: Shaping Educational Leaders at Florida Southern College

Citrus County School District’s Assistant Superintendent of School Operations, Dr. Scott Hebert, Ed.D., recently shared insights into his role as an adjunct professor and Chair for students working on their dissertations in Florida Southern College’s Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership program. The interview sheds light on Dr. Hebert’s commitment to fostering the next generation of educational leaders through his passion and expertise.

In the interview, Dr. Hebert articulates the significance of Florida Southern College’s Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership program in shaping leaders who can navigate the complex landscape of education. As an adjunct professor, he brings real-world experience to the classroom, providing students with a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities within the field.

One key aspect of Dr. Hebert’s involvement at Florida Southern College is his role as Chair for students working on their dissertations. His guidance and mentorship contribute significantly to the success of doctoral candidates, ensuring they not only meet academic requirements but also develop the practical skills necessary for effective leadership in educational settings.

For those interested in gaining deeper insights into Dr. Hebert’s thoughts on education and leadership, the full interview is available at https://www.flsouthern.edu/news/q-a-with-dr-scott-hebert. Citrus County School District is indeed fortunate to have Dr. Scott Hebert at the helm of school operations, ensuring that the next generation of educational leaders benefits from his passion, expertise, and commitment to excellence in education.



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