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Dr. Whitebread is a student-centered professor. Dr. Geoffrey Whitebread has been teaching at Gallaudet University since 2006. He served as a coordinator and lecturer in the Honors Program from 2006 - 2019, supporting more than 120 Honors capstone projects! He has been the Director of the Master in Public Administration (MPA) program since 2020, leading the revamp of the MPA curriculum and the creation of the hybrid program.

Dr. Whitebread’s teaching emphasizes student engagement, creativity, and innovative teaching methods. Dr. Whitebread teaches both undergraduate and graduate students in the Government program, Honors Program, Disaster and Emergency Preparedness program, and the MPA Program. He has created more than 25 unique courses over his career with a wide range of topics designed to keep students interested and engaged! These topics include Public Leadership, Deaf Leadership, Research Methods (statistics), Genocide, Social Media, Organizational Culture, Employee Engagement, and Artificial Intelligence. 

Dr. Whitebread does research in a variety of academic fields. Dr. Whitebread’s multidisciplinary research agenda advances knowledge of leadership and management, pedagogy, marijuana policy, Artificial Intelligence, big data, Deaf people in public administration, and Deaf people in the public sector. Dr. Whitebread is currently developing a database of U.S. deaf-serving nonprofits, and understanding how AI can contribute to language fluency in the classroom and the workplace. 

Currently Teaching

MPA-725 Foundations of Public Administration Credits: 3
MPA-739 Organization Theory and Design Credits: 3
MPA-790 Capstone Experience in Public Administration Credits: 3
MPA-799 Independent Study Credits: 1-3
GOV-410 Introduction to Research Methods in Political Science Credits: 3

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