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John Pijanowski is a professor at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His scholarly work has focused on educational leadership, social justice in education, and the well-being of educators. Pijanowski has also investigated family-school partnerships and the challenges and opportunities facing higher education, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
His research includes examining how compassionate relationships can redefine mentorship during times of crisis and exploring the discourse shaped by educators' attitudes, values, and beliefs regarding family-school partnerships amidst demographic shifts. Pijanowski's academic contributions are reflected in his h-index of 10 and 389 total citations across 37 publications. He has collaborated on multiple publications with Kara Lasater and Kevin P. Brady, both from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 10
- Publications: 37
- Citations: 396
Selected Publications
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Centering Relationships in Leadership Preparation (2025)
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Understanding and Addressing the Well-Being of School Counselors (2023)
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Defining Social Justice in Education (2021)
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Developing Family-School Partnerships in the Midst of Demographic Change: An Examination of Educators’ Attitudes, Values, and Beliefs and the Discourses They Shape (2021)
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Redefining mentorship in an era of crisis: responding to COVID-19 through compassionate relationships (2021)
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- Redefining mentorship in an era of crisis: responding to COVID-19 through compassionate relationships
- Developing Family-School Partnerships in the Midst of Demographic Change: An Examination of Educators’ Attitudes, Values, and Beliefs and the Discourses They Shape
- Centering Relationships in Leadership Preparation
- Redefining mentorship in an era of crisis: responding to COVID-19 through compassionate relationships
- Defining Social Justice in Education
- Redefining mentorship in an era of crisis: responding to COVID-19 through compassionate relationships
- Developing Family-School Partnerships in the Midst of Demographic Change: An Examination of Educators’ Attitudes, Values, and Beliefs and the Discourses They Shape
- Understanding and Addressing the Well-Being of School Counselors
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