Jeanette Bryson

Education:

PhD: Leadership, Andrews University, 2006
Post Graduate: Applied Linguistics/ESL, San Diego State University, 1983
MA: English, Research, Curriculum and Instruction, San Diego University, 1982
BSc: Education & Religion, Pacific Union College, 1963

Biography:

Jeanette Bryson is a graduate of Pacific Union College, San Diego State University, and Andrews University. She has traveled to five continents and lived in four countries outside the United States. Both school and travel have taught her to see life through a variety of perspectives.

Dr. Bryson is a full time professor and currently the chair of the Education Department at Washington Adventist University. As a veteran educator with experience in teaching subjects for kindergarten – grade twelve, English for college/university students whose first language is not English, MA courses for TESOL majors, teacher preparation classes for university students, as well as principal of an elementary school and a boarding academy, she has a passion for serving and for providing excellence in teaching.

A mother of three, grandmother of six, and great grandmother of two, family is a priority. She enjoys walking along the beach, reading, editing, and traveling.