Dr. Greg Morris serves as the Provost at Dallas College, where he focuses on strategic academic leadership and student success initiatives. With a background that includes a vice presidency at Patrick Henry Community College, his expertise is in enhancing educational pathways and workforce development. He holds a Doctor of Education from The George Washington University.
While his public profile centers on his academic career, his leadership position within the Dallas community suggests an engagement with the citys culture. He likely appreciates the local spirit and community engagement that Dallas sports teams foster in the region.
His doctoral dissertation explored the relationship between presidential transformational leadership and faculty trust within the Virginia Community College System.
Charles (Greg) Morris
Vice President of Academic Affairs at Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD)
Plano, Texas, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Student Success
A core focus of his career is implementing strategies like guided pathways to improve student retention and completion rates in community colleges.
Higher Ed Leadership
His doctoral research on transformational leadership and faculty trust highlights a deep, academic interest in effective college administration and governance.
Workforce Alignment
He emphasizes creating strong partnerships between the college and local industries to ensure academic programs meet regional economic needs.
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Charles has no verified media appearances
Work History
8-2013
Vice President of Academic Affairs at Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD)
Education
2005 - 2009
Doctor of Education - EdD from The George Washington University
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Location : Plano, Texas, United States
Job Level : Senior
Designation : Vice President of Academic Affairs at Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD)
