Dr. Judith Berry has served in leadership roles with Tukwila School District since 2015 in Washington. She began her career with the district as a deputy superintendent and served as interim superintendent, a position she held until August 2018. Additionally, Dr. Judith Berry is an adjunct faculty member with the College of Education at Ferris State University and president and education strategist of Technical Education Services and Training, LLC, which she has managed since 1991.
Dr. Judith Berry previously functioned as associate vice president of strategic initiatives with the Office of the Provost at Lansing Community College, where she was also an elected member to the Board of Trustees and Dean of Business, Media, and Information Technologies Academic Division.
Dr. Judith Berry studied business education at Marygrove College in Detroit, where she earned her bachelor of arts. She went on to earn a master of arts in educational administration at Michigan State University. She also holds a doctor of philosophy in education with a specialization in community college leadership from Walden University.
Dr. Judith Berry previously functioned as associate vice president of strategic initiatives with the Office of the Provost at Lansing Community College, where she was also an elected member to the Board of Trustees and Dean of Business, Media, and Information Technologies Academic Division.
Dr. Judith Berry studied business education at Marygrove College in Detroit, where she earned her bachelor of arts. She went on to earn a master of arts in educational administration at Michigan State University. She also holds a doctor of philosophy in education with a specialization in community college leadership from Walden University.
Associate Vice President, Strategic Initiatives and Dean of Business, Media, and IT
Lansing Community College
August 2001
to May 2012
Executive Leadership: Superintendent Certification Program
City University-Seattle
September 2017
to December 2018
Completion of the Superintendent Certification Program that aligns its standards with the requirements of the Superintendent Certificate for the state of Washington.
Doctorate in Education with a concentration in community college leadership.
Degree in Educational Administration with a concentration in K-12 leadership.
Degree in Business Education with teaching certifications in business education, social science, and career and technical education.
