Daniel R. Baillargeon, Ph.D.

Daniel R. Baillargeon, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Education

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Overview

Dedicated and devoted Catholic school leader committed to advancing the evangelizing mission of the Catholic Church through research, ministry, and supporting parishes and Catholic schools. More than 20 years teaching and administrative experience in elementary, junior high, high schools, diocesan offices, and higher education. Expertise in mission alignment, integration of Catholic identity, curriculum development, community building, enrollment management, effective marketing, budgeting, professional development, accreditation, strategic planning, teaching and learning, and catechesis in Catholic settings. More than 25 years of ministry experience with youth and adults fostering a deeper understanding of Scripture, the beauty of the Catholic faith, and living authentic lives in Christ. Proficient in Spanish. Mission-driven leader who constantly seeks to advance the evangelizing mission of the Church as well as build intentional faith communities.

Education

Ph. D. (2018), Catholic Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
The Catholic University of America, Wash. DC

  • Dissertation: “Mission-Driven Leadership and Catholic Identity”

M. Ed. (2006), School Administration
Sul Ross/Rio Grande College, Alpine TX
B.A. (2001), Music
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

Research Interests

Mission-Driven Leadership; Evangelization through Education; Mission and Charism of Catholic Schools and
Families; Catholic Education; Exemplary Catholic Culture in Catholic Schools; Catholic School Vitality;
Excellence in Education