Archie Cubarrubia is a doctoral candidate in Higher Education Administration at the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at the George Washington University in Washington, DC. He also serves as senior analyst with the Office of the Under Secretary at the U.S. Department of Education. He served as senior analyst with the Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education.
Archie also regularly performs with the DC-based improvised comedy troupes The Lodge and Donna Martin Graduates. He received his training at Washington Improv Theater.
Archie has coordinated orientation,
transition, and retention programs for first-year students and
families at the University
of Rhode Island, Northern
Arizona University, and Boston
University. His research interests include first-year student
development, transition, and success; student affairs assessment;
accreditation; diversity education; and cultural identity development.
A recipient of several national awards, Archie also served as editor
of The Orientation Review, a publication of the National
Orientation Directors Association.
Involved in the music ministry for over 15 years, Archie has served
as worship leader and music director for Trinity Heights United Methodist
Church in Flagstaff, Arizona; pianist at the First Baptist Church
of East Greenwich in East Greenwich, Rhode Island; worship leader
and assistant music director at the Chaengwattana Community Church
in Bangkok, Thailand; and worship leader and music director for the
Risen Lord Fellowship in Baguio City, Philippines. He most recently served
on the worship team at National
Community Church in Washington, DC.
He received his Master of Education in Higher Education Administration and his Bachelor of Science in Health Studies from Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts.
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