Tuuli Robinson, Ed.D.

Faculty Affiliate – Educational Leadership & Policy

Research Interests:
Faculty Development, Leadership Development, Primary / Elementary, Principals / Assistant Principals, Professional Development, Teacher Evaluation, Teacher Leadership

Dr. Tuuli Robinson is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Educational Leadership and Policy masters and LEAD program. Dr. Robinson’s primary area of interest stems from her professional practice as a public school teacher, administrator, and mentor. Dr. Robinson started her career in public education in 2006 as a middle school Social Sciences teacher. She taught teacher education courses and later adult education classes at Indian River State College. Her leadership experience consists of being a K-12 Instructional Technology Coordinator (2012-2014), assistant principal (2014-2016), Coordinator of K-12 Assessment and Accountability (summer of 2018), and elementary school principal from 2016-2024. Dr. Robinson has presented on topics of various contemporary issues at local and state conferences. Her presentations have addressed topics in educational technology, school safety, school/stakeholder partnerships, and instructional coaching.

Dr. Robinson’s doctoral dissertation focused on E-Leadership Practices Within Electronic Educational Information Systems of Elementary School Principals in One Small Educational Consortium in Florida.

Dr. Robinson has mentored graduate level students in educational leadership program from various universities across the country.