Members of the Decatur Change Effort

Sunnie Lee Watson
Support Team Member/Associate Instructor

Sunnie Lee Watson is an associate instructor and dual major Ph.D. student in the Instructional Systems Technology Department and Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Department at Indiana University , Bloomington . She has worked as a K-12 teacher, instructional designer for corporate training programs, and facilitator of professional development programs and instructional consulting facilities at IU.

Sunnie works with the support team on the systemic change initiative in Decatur Township change process Support Team member. She has organized and facilitated workshops for the leadership team and design team of the systemic change process. Her research interest is learner-centered instruction for diverse learners in K-12 schools. Systems approach to educational change and technology integration for learner-centered instruction are topics she is specifically interested in. She is currently working on studies such as Learning Management Systems in K-12 schools for learner-centered instruction, community members' involvement in school district change and formative research studies on change workshops.

Education:

• Indiana University , School of Education , Bloomington , Indiana, 2005-Present
  Doctor of Philosophy
  Instructional Systems Technology
  History, Philosophy and Comparative Education: Educational Policy Studies – International and Comparative Education

• Indiana University , School of Education , Bloomington ,  2005
  Masters degree in Instructional Systems Technology, School of Education

• Ewha Womans University , Seoul , South Korea, 2001

Bachelors degree, Educational Technology, College of Education
Teaching certification in Secondary education for two content areas:

Social Studies Civic Education 
English as a Foreign Language

Sunnie's website is located at http://mypage.iu.edu/~suklee and she can be reached at email by writing to suklee at indiana.edu