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Dr. Domingo currently serves as Education Advocacy Program Manager for the Washington State Governor’s Office of the Education Ombudsman as well as Adjunct Professor of Education at Argosy University Seattle. Previously, he served as executive pastor at All Saints Church in Seattle overseeing the areas of organizational and strategic operations, outreach, and community formation.He has held positions at Seattle Pacific University, The University of Washington, and Regent College. Prior to academia, Dr. Domingo worked in corporate and business development conducting corporate trainings, marketing, strategic planning, outreach, and city administration.Dr. Domingo has a long history of involvement and advocacy in several community and civic-based organizations, and has participated in numerous philanthropic projects both locally and internationally. He currently serves on several commuity boards and is Executive Director of Ivy Roads Student Mentoring, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to leadership and service learning programming for students across Washington State.Dr. Domingo holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, a Master’s Degree in Theology, and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership, where his research involved developing a model for transformative social change.
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SUMMARYAn experienced educational advocacy and community leader with more than 15 years of combined experience in educational administration, university teaching, community non-profit work, along with public outreach, educational policy formation, and strategic planningCOMPETENCIES AND INTERESTSEducational leadershipCommunity and social transformationOrganizational systemsCivic empowermentAdult learningProgram evaluationEducational policyNon-profit managementQualitative researchACADEMIC BACKGROUNDEd.D.2011. Educational Leadership, Argosy University, Seattle, WashingtonAreas of Research: Leadership & Administration, School-Community Partnerships, Transformational Learning and Social TransformationM.A.1995. Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CaliforniaAreas of Focus: Systematic Theology and Ecclesiastical HistoryB.A.1991. Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonPUBLICATIONSDomingo, J. J. L. (2011). From pulpit to practice: A qualitative cross-disciplinary exploration of the factors within a faith-based community that contribute towards sustained urban renewal. (Doctoral Dissertation), Argosy University, Seattle: (Publication No. AAT 3467500.)ACADEMIC PAPERS AND PROJECTSDomingo, J. J. L. (2006). Three issues facing institutions of higher learning in the United States. Argosy University, Seattle Campus Doctoral Comprehensive ExaminationDomingo, J. J. L. (2006). SAID (Student Alumni Informational Dinners) program analysis. Comprehensive Service Learning Project. Argosy University, Seattle CampusDomingo, J. J. L. (2005). Martin Luther: Lessons on leadership and change. E7033: Managing Change course. Argosy University, Seattle CampusDomingo, J. J. L. (2004). Teacher experiences with multicultural education and its effects on outcomes. E7338: Multicultural Education course. Argosy University, Seattle CampusEDUCATION RELATED EXPERIENCEADJUNCT FACULTY2011-currentArgosy UniversityTeach graduate coursework in the College of Education•E6020: Student Success From Admissions To Graduation, Fall 2011•E6331: Curriculum Theory and Development, Spring 2012EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAM MANAGER2011-currentWashington State Office of the Education Ombudsman (Office of the Governor)Responsible for developing and implementing a statewide, K-12 parental and family advocacy program entitled, No Parent Left Behind.•Curriculum development for statewide training events and educational advocacy institutes•Governmental relations, educational K-12 public policy formation and analysis, and education advocacy•Develop collaborative relationships with community based organizations, school districts and related organizations, and state agencies•Educational outreach and training to community groups, schools, and families.VICE PRESIDENT2010-currentSeattle Special Education PTSAAdvocacy and representation for over 6,000 students and families served by special education services within the Seattle School District; Community outreach, educational policy development and analysis•Collaborated with the district and community leaders to produce highly successful education conferences.•Helped lead the effort to increase community and parent engagementASSISTANT DIRECTOR2003-2008Argosy University Office of Admissions, Seattle, WA Communicated and created pathways to entry for graduate school and college bound students; Developed successful training and outreach informational sessions and public lectures; Streamlined and managed the student life cycle from preadmissions to graduation; Established procedures and trained university personnel on organizational, administrative, and outreach systems•Noted for consistently increasing student enrollment for five consecutive years•Consistently recognized as one of the top academic administrators across the entire national campus system ALUMNI RELATIONS MANAGER FOR ACADEMIC PROGRAMS2000-2002University of Washington (Office of Development/Alumni Relations)Managed all community and alumni outreach functions for: the Colleges of Engineering, Business, Architecture, Fisheries, Forest Resources, The Information School, Technical Communication, Construction Management, the Schools of Pharmacy, Nursing, UW Tacoma, and UW Bothell; Provided leadership on development and community outreach initiatives including the Arbor Day Fair, the UW Business School CEO lecture series and the Executive MBA economic outlook breakfast forum, the Technical Communications outlook lecture series, the School of Nursing community recognition event, and numerous scholarship, golf and fundraising events•Successfully led and developed several constituency boards•Increased working relationships with external partners, foundations, and other corporate organizations that led to successful sponsorship efforts and event underwriting•Created board development and governance structure for all university volunteer groups that serves as a model for other large public university environmentsASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS1998-1999Seattle Pacific University Directed and managed the communications and marketing strategy for all undergraduate enrollment initiatives; Oversaw partnerships across several campus units; Analyses and marketing research for all advertising efforts; Managed 18-20 staff responsible for all infrastructure and information technology areas•Increased enrollment objectives for incoming freshman class•Noted participant in university convocation ceremonyFOUNDATION ADMINISTRATION / ACADEMIC PROGRAM ADVISOR1997-1998Regent College Foundation & Extension, Vancouver, BC / Seattle, WA Leadership and administration of donor gifts for US based educational foundation; Led campus administration for extension center; Coordinated outreach and marketing efforts for the local campus in concert with office of educational initiatives; Collaborated on the creation of an academically produced journal•Worked with an educational consortium and developed an academic lecture series on the nature of work•Established new advancement initiatives leading to increased giving•Created points of collaboration among campus staff, faculty, and studentsOTHER EXPERIENCEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR2011-currentIvy Roads NW Student MentoringLead community based non-profit agency designed to develop leadership, service learning, and mentorship opportunities for college and university students across Washington State.•Board development and capacity building EXECUTIVE PASTORAL STAFF2008-2010All Saints Church, Seattle, WA Oversaw all operational, educational programming, financial, and care systems for an urban, faith-based, non-profit organization with a $1.2M budget; Planned and led humanitarian service projects to developing countries•Developed and formed a robust financial and operational infrastructure•Designed and implemented a successful public lecture on faith communities in the Northwest•Created capacity building systems and Increased volunteer mobilization efforts ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST2000City of Seattle (Seattle Public Utilities Human Resources Division)Administered corporate safety standards and assessments; Created curricula and taught classes around organizational and occupational safety standards; Database management for all of the organizational educational and training initiatives for internal constituencies; Provided support for specific HR specialty functions•Helped develop an organization-wide leadership-training curriculum•Successfully procured corporate training and assistive learning technologiesTECHNICAL SKILLSProficient in general office and design applications, academic database systems, and project management applications. Experience with online learning platforms and online collaboration toolsPRESENTATIONSPresenter, Advocating for your childs education, presented at the Team Child/El Centro de la Raza Partnership Community Training, December 2011, Seattle, Washington.Community Panel Member, Teacher Compensation Technical Working Group, Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, November 2011, Olympia, Washington.Presenter, OEO: No Parent Left Behind Project, presented at the Asia Pacific Island American Think Tank Meeting, November 2011, Federal Way, Washington.Co-presenter, Finding Your Voice: Becoming an educational advocate, presented at the Puget Sound Educational Service District Head Start Policy Council, October 2011, Renton, Washington.Presenter, Unleashing the potential of the local faith community, presented at the Europe Advance Innovate conference, February 2009, Hilversum, Netherlands.EDUCATIONAL AFFILIATIONSMember, AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATIONMember, PHI DELTA KAPPAMember, ARGOSY UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY BOARD,Advisory Council, WASH. STATE OFFICE OF THE EDUCATION OMBUDSMAN,EDUCATIONAL POLICY ADVOCACYCommunity Testimony, SSB 5639 Education Governance Bill, Washington State Senate Ways & Means Committee, February 2011.Rules Implementation Committee, HB 3026 Educational Civil Rights. Washington Office of The Superintendent of Public Instruction, June 2010COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONSBoard Member, PUGET SOUND CHI ALPHA, 2010-currentLicensure, NEXT LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION, 2010-currentVice President, Board of Directors, ALL SAINTS CHURCH, 2007-2008Co-president, Parent Council, UW EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION UNIT, 2003-2004Raised over $3M for school endowment; Increased parental involvementSecretary, Board of Trustees, CALVARY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, 1996-2002, 2004-2006 Led capital campaigns ($1.3, $3.2 million) and European cultural relations musical projectBoard member (ex-officio), GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1998-1999Chairman, Diplomats Committee GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1998-1999Training Chair, Diplomats, GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1997-1998AWARDSPresidents Club Award, 2005, ARGOSY UNIVERSITY. Education administrator award.Diplomat of the Year, 1998, GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Community outreach award.
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SUMMARYAn experienced educational advocacy and community leader with more than 15 years of combined experience in educational administration, university teaching, community non-profit work, along with public outreach, educational policy formation, and strategic planningCOMPETENCIES AND INTERESTSEducational leadershipCommunity and social transformationOrganizational systemsCivic empowermentAdult learningProgram evaluationEducational policyNon-profit managementQualitative researchACADEMIC BACKGROUNDEd.D.2011. Educational Leadership, Argosy University, Seattle, WashingtonAreas of Research: Leadership & Administration, School-Community Partnerships, Transformational Learning and Social TransformationM.A.1995. Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CaliforniaAreas of Focus: Systematic Theology and Ecclesiastical HistoryB.A.1991. Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonPUBLICATIONSDomingo, J. J. L. (2011). From pulpit to practice: A qualitative cross-disciplinary exploration of the factors within a faith-based community that contribute towards sustained urban renewal. (Doctoral Dissertation), Argosy University, Seattle: (Publication No. AAT 3467500.)ACADEMIC PAPERS AND PROJECTSDomingo, J. J. L. (2006). Three issues facing institutions of higher learning in the United States. Argosy University, Seattle Campus Doctoral Comprehensive ExaminationDomingo, J. J. L. (2006). SAID (Student Alumni Informational Dinners) program analysis. Comprehensive Service Learning Project. Argosy University, Seattle CampusDomingo, J. J. L. (2005). Martin Luther: Lessons on leadership and change. E7033: Managing Change course. Argosy University, Seattle CampusDomingo, J. J. L. (2004). Teacher experiences with multicultural education and its effects on outcomes. E7338: Multicultural Education course. Argosy University, Seattle CampusEDUCATION RELATED EXPERIENCEADJUNCT FACULTY2011-currentArgosy UniversityTeach graduate coursework in the College of Education•E6020: Student Success From Admissions To Graduation, Fall 2011•E6331: Curriculum Theory and Development, Spring 2012EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAM MANAGER2011-currentWashington State Office of the Education Ombudsman (Office of the Governor)Responsible for developing and implementing a statewide, K-12 parental and family advocacy program entitled, No Parent Left Behind.•Curriculum development for statewide training events and educational advocacy institutes•Governmental relations, educational K-12 public policy formation and analysis, and education advocacy•Develop collaborative relationships with community based organizations, school districts and related organizations, and state agencies•Educational outreach and training to community groups, schools, and families.VICE PRESIDENT2010-currentSeattle Special Education PTSAAdvocacy and representation for over 6,000 students and families served by special education services within the Seattle School District; Community outreach, educational policy development and analysis•Collaborated with the district and community leaders to produce highly successful education conferences.•Helped lead the effort to increase community and parent engagementASSISTANT DIRECTOR2003-2008Argosy University Office of Admissions, Seattle, WA Communicated and created pathways to entry for graduate school and college bound students; Developed successful training and outreach informational sessions and public lectures; Streamlined and managed the student life cycle from preadmissions to graduation; Established procedures and trained university personnel on organizational, administrative, and outreach systems•Noted for consistently increasing student enrollment for five consecutive years•Consistently recognized as one of the top academic administrators across the entire national campus system ALUMNI RELATIONS MANAGER FOR ACADEMIC PROGRAMS2000-2002University of Washington (Office of Development/Alumni Relations)Managed all community and alumni outreach functions for: the Colleges of Engineering, Business, Architecture, Fisheries, Forest Resources, The Information School, Technical Communication, Construction Management, the Schools of Pharmacy, Nursing, UW Tacoma, and UW Bothell; Provided leadership on development and community outreach initiatives including the Arbor Day Fair, the UW Business School CEO lecture series and the Executive MBA economic outlook breakfast forum, the Technical Communications outlook lecture series, the School of Nursing community recognition event, and numerous scholarship, golf and fundraising events•Successfully led and developed several constituency boards•Increased working relationships with external partners, foundations, and other corporate organizations that led to successful sponsorship efforts and event underwriting•Created board development and governance structure for all university volunteer groups that serves as a model for other large public university environmentsASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS1998-1999Seattle Pacific University Directed and managed the communications and marketing strategy for all undergraduate enrollment initiatives; Oversaw partnerships across several campus units; Analyses and marketing research for all advertising efforts; Managed 18-20 staff responsible for all infrastructure and information technology areas•Increased enrollment objectives for incoming freshman class•Noted participant in university convocation ceremonyFOUNDATION ADMINISTRATION / ACADEMIC PROGRAM ADVISOR1997-1998Regent College Foundation & Extension, Vancouver, BC / Seattle, WA Leadership and administration of donor gifts for US based educational foundation; Led campus administration for extension center; Coordinated outreach and marketing efforts for the local campus in concert with office of educational initiatives; Collaborated on the creation of an academically produced journal•Worked with an educational consortium and developed an academic lecture series on the nature of work•Established new advancement initiatives leading to increased giving•Created points of collaboration among campus staff, faculty, and studentsOTHER EXPERIENCEEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR2011-currentIvy Roads NW Student MentoringLead community based non-profit agency designed to develop leadership, service learning, and mentorship opportunities for college and university students across Washington State.•Board development and capacity building EXECUTIVE PASTORAL STAFF2008-2010All Saints Church, Seattle, WA Oversaw all operational, educational programming, financial, and care systems for an urban, faith-based, non-profit organization with a $1.2M budget; Planned and led humanitarian service projects to developing countries•Developed and formed a robust financial and operational infrastructure•Designed and implemented a successful public lecture on faith communities in the Northwest•Created capacity building systems and Increased volunteer mobilization efforts ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST2000City of Seattle (Seattle Public Utilities Human Resources Division)Administered corporate safety standards and assessments; Created curricula and taught classes around organizational and occupational safety standards; Database management for all of the organizational educational and training initiatives for internal constituencies; Provided support for specific HR specialty functions•Helped develop an organization-wide leadership-training curriculum•Successfully procured corporate training and assistive learning technologiesTECHNICAL SKILLSProficient in general office and design applications, academic database systems, and project management applications. Experience with online learning platforms and online collaboration toolsPRESENTATIONSPresenter, Advocating for your childs education, presented at the Team Child/El Centro de la Raza Partnership Community Training, December 2011, Seattle, Washington.Community Panel Member, Teacher Compensation Technical Working Group, Washington State Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, November 2011, Olympia, Washington.Presenter, OEO: No Parent Left Behind Project, presented at the Asia Pacific Island American Think Tank Meeting, November 2011, Federal Way, Washington.Co-presenter, Finding Your Voice: Becoming an educational advocate, presented at the Puget Sound Educational Service District Head Start Policy Council, October 2011, Renton, Washington.Presenter, Unleashing the potential of the local faith community, presented at the Europe Advance Innovate conference, February 2009, Hilversum, Netherlands.EDUCATIONAL AFFILIATIONSMember, AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATIONMember, PHI DELTA KAPPAMember, ARGOSY UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY BOARD,Advisory Council, WASH. STATE OFFICE OF THE EDUCATION OMBUDSMAN,EDUCATIONAL POLICY ADVOCACYCommunity Testimony, SSB 5639 Education Governance Bill, Washington State Senate Ways & Means Committee, February 2011.Rules Implementation Committee, HB 3026 Educational Civil Rights. Washington Office of The Superintendent of Public Instruction, June 2010COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONSBoard Member, PUGET SOUND CHI ALPHA, 2010-currentLicensure, NEXT LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION, 2010-currentVice President, Board of Directors, ALL SAINTS CHURCH, 2007-2008Co-president, Parent Council, UW EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION UNIT, 2003-2004Raised over $3M for school endowment; Increased parental involvementSecretary, Board of Trustees, CALVARY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, 1996-2002, 2004-2006 Led capital campaigns ($1.3, $3.2 million) and European cultural relations musical projectBoard member (ex-officio), GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1998-1999Chairman, Diplomats Committee GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1998-1999Training Chair, Diplomats, GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 1997-1998AWARDSPresidents Club Award, 2005, ARGOSY UNIVERSITY. Education administrator award.Diplomat of the Year, 1998, GREATER SEATTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Community outreach award.
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