Supriya Baily has been an Instructor of Educational Transformation in the George Mason University Graduate School of Education Master's in New Professional Studies—Teaching program for over three years.  Before that she spent over a decade working with nonprofit organizations conducting research on international education programs, writing proposals for funding for projects, and traveling.  She has presented papers at national and international conferences.  She received her doctorate in International Education from George Mason University where her dissertation focused on women’s empowerment in rural India.  She has a Master's degree in International Development Studies from George Washington University and a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and Women's Studies from the University of Nevada, Reno. She has lived, studied, and worked in India for over a decade and has used literature, music, and drama to raise the public's perception of social injustices in India.

• Graduate School of Education
• Initiatives in Educational Transformation

No courses taught this semester.