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Kelly Long, Ph.D.

Kelly Long

Assistant Professor

Oakwood Building, 121,

Area(s) of Expertise: Quantitative Methods, Survey Methodology

Overview

Dr. Kelly Long teaches quantitative research methods and other courses in the Higher Education Leadership and Practice program. Prior to 91��, Dr. Long worked in Institutional Research, most recently as the Assistant Vice President at a private college for three years and she held a similar role at a community college for six years.

Dr. Long is a peer reviewer for the Community College Journal of Research and Practice and a peer reviewer for the Higher Learning Commission. She holds an M.S. in Survey Methodology from the University of Michigan and has a Ph.D. in Education Leadership from Oakland University.

Education

Ph.D., Educational Leadership, Oakland University, 2020
M.S., Survey Methodology, University of Michigan, 2011
B.A., Psychology, Oakland University, 2009

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