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Bob Spires

Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies

University of Richmond

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School of Education

School of Professional & Continuing Studies

University of Richmond

Bob Spires is currently serving as a School Of Education Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies at University of Richmond.

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University of Richmond

Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies

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education education policy educational research human trafficking sociology social sciences social justice intercultural studies higher education female sexual slavery cross-border crime teacher education professional development educational management educational administration sociology of education educational policy teacher recruitment learning environments international education education reform teacher shortage encompass southeast asia public health intersectionality social skills social problems health education migration studies international social work educational psychology developmental psychology asian studies applied developmental psychology inclusive education youth services indonesian economic studies school effectiveness public health preparedness transnational mobility adolescence self-efficacy theory talent development regional development adolescent psychology social integration public education global health crisis teacher development caste differentiation teacher leadership teacher educators educational systems special issue student cultures online learning communities oppression cambodian youth perspectives pandemic - other countries induction model teacher residency tommy lamont us education secretary miguel cardona urban education continued impact richmond ” student comments immigration enforcement problem northern thailand global studies rural guatemala civil society ugandan children hong kong american southeast southeast asia latin american studies global south southern uganda cambodian americans neoliberalism rural development nonprofit organizations

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Special Issue on the Continued Impact of Neoliberalism on Urban Education: Introduction Part 2. The Urban Review (2025)

urban affairseducational systemsurban educationneoliberalismpublic policyeducationeducation policycontinued impacturban studiesspecial issueeducation reformurbanism

Leveraging Existing Policy for a University/K-12 Partnership: Using a Teacher Residency and Induction Model to Address a Teacher Shortage in Virginia, USA. (2023)

educational policyhigher educationteacher residencyteacher developmentpublic policyeducationinduction modelteacher shortageeducation policyeducational administrationteacher educationprofessional developmenteducational managementeducational researchpreservice teacher educationteacher recruitment

The Stickiness of Tea Garden Workers’ Situation in Assam, India. Social Change (2022)

caste differentiationlivelihoods

How Us Education Secretary Nominee Miguel Cardona Can Stop the Teacher Shortage. (2021)

educational leadershipeducational administrationeducational strategieseducation policyteacher educationeducational managementpreservice teacher educationeducation reformteacher leadershipeducationeducational researchus education secretaryschool leadershipprofessional developmentteacher educatorsteacher shortageeducational policymiguel cardonateacher recruitment

Human Trafficking, Anti-Trafficking and Contemporary Theory. Human trafficking: Global history and global perspectives (2021)

female sexual slaveryhuman traffickingsocial sciencesrefugee lawsocial justicecross-border crime

Intersections Between Human Trafficking and Education: Toward New Research Agendas. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education (2021)

transnational mobilityintersectionalitysociologyhuman traffickingsocial scienceseducationinternational social workeducation policysociology of educationmigration studiessocial justice

The Philosophical Foundations of Enslavement and Exploitation: Setting the Stage for Modern Human Trafficking. European Journal of Social Sciences Studies (2021)

citizenship studiessociologycolonialismdeviance (sociology)theoretical criminologysocial scienceshuman migrationoppressioncitizenshipfemale sexual slaveryhuman rightssocial philosophyglobal responsibilitytransitional justicesocial justicecross-border crime

ASIA: Experiential Learning — Guest Editor, Tommy Lamont: Encompass Southeast Asia: A Unique Experiential Learning Opportunity Through the University of Richmond. (2020)

intercultural studieslearning environmentsexperiential learningservicelearningencompass southeast asiaeducationeducational strategiestommy lamontcultureinternational education

Encompass Southeast Asia: A Unique Experiential Learning Opportunity Through the University of Richmond. Education About Asia (2020)

learning environmentshigher educationexperiential learninglearning sciencesencompass southeast asiaeducationeducational strategiescultureinternational education

How Other Countries Reopened Schools During the Pandemic – and What the Us Can Learn From Them. (2020)

public healthpublic health preparednesseducationglobal health crisishealth educationpublic educationschool effectivenessglobal healthpandemic –educational researchother countries

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Bob Spires

Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies

University of Richmond

Affiliations

School of Education

School of Professional & Continuing Studies

University of Richmond

Bob Spires is currently serving as a School Of Education Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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Bob Spires

University of Richmond

Associate Professor Graduate Education Adjunct Professor Nonprofit Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Special Issue on the Continued Impact of Neoliberalism on Urban Education: Introduction Part 2. The Urban Review (2025)

urban affairseducational systemsurban educationneoliberalismpublic policyeducationeducation policycontinued impacturban studiesspecial issueeducation reformurbanism

Leveraging Existing Policy for a University/K-12 Partnership: Using a Teacher Residency and Induction Model to Address a Teacher Shortage in Virginia, USA. (2023)

The Stickiness of Tea Garden Workers’ Situation in Assam, India. Social Change (2022)

caste differentiationlivelihoods

How Us Education Secretary Nominee Miguel Cardona Can Stop the Teacher Shortage. (2021)

Human Trafficking, Anti-Trafficking and Contemporary Theory. Human trafficking: Global history and global perspectives (2021)

female sexual slaveryhuman traffickingsocial sciencesrefugee lawsocial justicecross-border crime

Intersections Between Human Trafficking and Education: Toward New Research Agendas. Journal of Contemporary Issues in Education (2021)

transnational mobilityintersectionalitysociologyhuman traffickingsocial scienceseducationinternational social workeducation policysociology of educationmigration studiessocial justice

The Philosophical Foundations of Enslavement and Exploitation: Setting the Stage for Modern Human Trafficking. European Journal of Social Sciences Studies (2021)

ASIA: Experiential Learning — Guest Editor, Tommy Lamont: Encompass Southeast Asia: A Unique Experiential Learning Opportunity Through the University of Richmond. (2020)

intercultural studieslearning environmentsexperiential learningservicelearningencompass southeast asiaeducationeducational strategiestommy lamontcultureinternational education

Encompass Southeast Asia: A Unique Experiential Learning Opportunity Through the University of Richmond. Education About Asia (2020)

learning environmentshigher educationexperiential learninglearning sciencesencompass southeast asiaeducationeducational strategiescultureinternational education

How Other Countries Reopened Schools During the Pandemic – and What the Us Can Learn From Them. (2020)

public healthpublic health preparednesseducationglobal health crisishealth educationpublic educationschool effectivenessglobal healthpandemic –educational researchother countries

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