Scott LowreyScott Lowrey, EdD, is a former Elementary School Principal residing in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and currently an Assistant Professor (Limited Duties) at Western University (London, Ontario). He received Canada's Outstanding Principal (COP) recognitin in 2005, the inaugural year of the program, for his work on early literacy and the creation of a multigenerational continuum of community partnerships encompassing society's youngest to most senior. Scott is also an annual participant with the COP Academy (COPA) Executive Leadership Development Program (Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto). Scott holds a doctorate in Educational Administration from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto, and was nominated for the Canadian Association for the Study of Educational Administration (CASEA) Thomas B. Greenfield Dissertation Award. To relax, Scott enjoys the Stratford Shakespeare Festival and Canadian music (i.e., Trent Severn, Blue Rodeo, Lee Harvey Osmond, Whitehorse, Gordon Lightfoot, Ian Thomas, and Kathleen Edwards). He is the co-editor, with Darrin Griffiths, of The Principal Reader: Narratives of Experience. Scott was inducted into McMaster University's Alumni Gallery in 2014 and received a Western University Alumni Award of Merit for Professional Achievement in 2018. Read More Read Less