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HANS A.
ANDREWS is the Distinguished Fellow for Community College Leadership
at Olney Central College in Southeastern
Illinois. He has a Bachelor of Science
degree (1960) in Business Education from
Central Michigan University. He received his
Master of Arts degree in Counseling and Guidance in 1963 from Michigan
State University. In 1971 he earned his Ed.D. Degree in Counseling
Psychology and Higher Education Administration from the University of
Missouri-Columbia. Andrews retired as
President of Olney Central College and lives in Northern Illinois. He
was Dean of Instruction at Illinois Valley Community College and Vice
President for Community and Student Services at Kellogg Community
College. He worked five years in high school teaching and had roles as
Director of Counseling and Guidance in two secondary schools and taught
part-time in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at Illinois
State University.
Andrews has previously published five books:
Accountable Teacher Evaluation! Toward Highly Qualified and
Competent Teachers: The Dual-Credit Phenomenon!
Challenging Secondary School Students Across 50 States;
Teachers Can Be Fired: The Quest for Quality; Evaluating for Excellence;
and Merit in Education. In addition, he has published over
80 professional articles and served on three editorial boards of
educational journals. He is a nationally known consultant in the areas
of faculty evaluation, teacher awards and recognition and dual-credit
programs.
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