Claire Shoolin
About Claire Shoolin
Claire Shoolin serves as the Director of Summer and Non-Degree Programs at George Washington University, where she oversees a variety of educational initiatives. With a background in business administration and education, she has significantly contributed to the expansion of international summer programs and the university's global outreach.
Current Role at George Washington University
Claire Shoolin serves as the Director of Summer and Non-Degree Programs at George Washington University. In this role, she oversees a variety of non-degree programs designed for a diverse audience, including students and professionals. Since 2016, she has played a crucial role in expanding summer programs to accommodate international students, thereby enhancing the university's global outreach. Her responsibilities include the development and management of these programs, ensuring they align with the university's strategic goals for summer education.
Previous Experience in Higher Education
Prior to her current position, Claire Shoolin held several roles within higher education institutions. She worked at George Washington University as the Associate Director of Summer and Special Programs and Director of International Summer from 2014 to 2015. Before that, she was the International Programs Coordinator at American University Washington College of Law from 2006 to 2009. Additionally, she served as Program Associate at UNCFSP for seven months in 2010-2011. Her diverse experiences have contributed to her expertise in program development and management.
Educational Background
Claire Shoolin holds a Master of Business Administration from The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School, where she studied from 2012 to 2014. She also earned a Master of Arts in Education from American University between 2007 and 2009. Earlier, she completed her Bachelor of Arts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill from 2001 to 2005. This strong educational foundation supports her professional roles in program management and development.
Contributions to Summer Programs
In her role at George Washington University, Claire Shoolin has been instrumental in the expansion and integration of summer programs. She has developed initiatives that cater to international students, thereby enhancing the university's global outreach. Her work aligns with the institution's strategic goals for summer education, ensuring that programs are relevant and accessible to a wide range of participants. Her contributions have significantly impacted the university's approach to summer and non-degree education.