Dr. Lally has taught at American International College since 2009. Simultaneously, she was serving as the Principal of a Massachusetts high school. She taught French, Spanish, English, Latin, social studies, and special education classes during her public school teaching career. Administrative positions - department chair, assistant principal, assistant superintendent, and superintendent of schools in both Massachusetts and New Hampshire – contributed to her ability to effectively instruct both Masters and Doctoral students in leadership courses and related practice at AIC. For both programs, she has composed multiple syllabi and course elements.

In addition to being an instructor at AIC, Dr. Lally has taught at two additional higher education institutions. She has guided aspiring educators into the field and into implementing best practices as teachers and administrators.

Awards:

Capella University 4.0 GPA

Emmanuel College cum laude

Invited to present on Dealing with Grief and Loss in Schools at AASA (American Association of School Administrators) National Conference

Presented at MSAA (Massachusetts School Administrators Association) conferences

Provide Professional Development for various organizations

Research:

The Relationship Between Gender and Leadership Style in the Massachusetts High School Principalship

The Relationship of Reading Attitudes to Achievement, Sex, and Social Class Among Tenth and Eleventh Grade Students

Teaching Areas:

DEI courses:

Leadership, Supervision

Legal Issues

Dissertation courses

Practicum courses

Massachusetts Certifications

Superintendent/Assistant Superintendent – All

Principal/Assistant Principal – PreK-12

Supervisor/Director - All

French – 5-12

Social Studies – 7-12

Generic Special Teacher - All

Consulting Teacher of Reading – All

Teacher of Children with Moderate Special Needs – 5-12

Severe Special Needs Teacher - All

English - 7-12 (pending)

New Hampshire Certifications

Superintendent/Assistant Superintendent

Principal/Assistant Principal