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Adolescence Education Programs

Adolescence Education Programs

Master of Science in Education: Adolescence English

Description

This program meets the professional or permanent certification education requirement for adolescence or secondary English education.

Admission to the program

  1. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university (see the Graduate Admissions section of this catalog for further details) with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
  2. Valid New York State initial or provisional certification in English 7-12.

Courses

  • Core Courses:
  • EDI 600 Understanding Educational Research
  • EDI 601 Diversity in Education
  • EDI 603 Educational Assessment and Evaluation
  • EDI 791 Seminar in English Education
  • Professional Education:
  • EDI 647 Teaching Reading, Writing and Literature
  • EDI 678 Issues in English Education
  • Liberal Arts, by advisement (for example):
  • ENL 581 English Grammar
  • ENL 584 Young Adult Literature
  • ENL 632 Studies in American Literature Before 1870
  • ENL 636 Studies in American Literature 1870-1920
  • Elective

Minimum number of courses: 33

Master of Science in Education: Adolescence Mathematics

Description

This program meets the professional or permanent certification education requirement for adolescence or secondary mathematics education.

Admission to the program

  1. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university (see the Graduate Admissions section of this catalog for further details) with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
  2. Valid New York State initial or provisional certification in Mathematics 7-12.

Courses

  • Core Courses:
  • EDI 600 Understanding Educational Research
  • EDI 601 Diversity in Education
  • EDI 603 Educational Assessment and Evaluation
  • EDI 791 Seminar in English Education
  • Professional Education:
  • EDI 622 Advanced Adolescence Curriculum: Mathematics
  • EDI 686 Issues in Adolesence Mathematics Education
  • Liberal Arts, by advisement:
  • Selection of appropriate mathematics courses
  • Elective

Minimum number of courses: 33

Master of Science in Education: Adolescence Science

Description

This program meets the professional or permanent certification degree requirements for 7-12 biology, chemistry, earth science or physics.

Admission to the program

  1. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university (see the Graduate Admissions section of this catalog for further details) with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
  2. Valid New York State initial or provisional certification in Biology 7-12, Chemistry 7- 12, Earth Science 7-12, or Physics 7-12.

Courses

  • Core Courses:
  • EDI 600 Understanding Educational Research
  • EDI 601 Diversity in Education
  • EDI 603 Educational Assessment and Evaluation
  • EDI 791 Seminar in English Education
  • Professional Education:
  • EDI 617 Advanced Methods in Teaching Adolescence Science
  • EDI 623 Reading Research in Science Education
  • Liberal Arts, by advisement:
  • Selection of appropriate graduate science courses in BIO, CHM, ESC, GEL, NAS or LST
  • Elective

Minimum number of courses: 33

Master of Science in Education: Adolescence Social Sciences

Description

This program meets the professional or permanent certification education requirement for adolescence or secondary social studies education.

Admission to the program

  1. A baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year college or university (see the Graduate Admissions section of this catalog for further details) with a minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
  2. Valid New York State initial or provisional certification in Social Studies 7-12.

Courses

  • Core Courses:
  • EDI 600 Understanding Educational Research
  • EDI 601 Diversity in Education
  • EDI 603 Educational Assessment and Evaluation
  • EDI 791 Seminar in English Education
  • Professional Education:
  • EDI 670 Issues in Social Studies Education
  • EDI 674 Applied History Seminar
  • Liberal Arts, by advisement (for example):
  • HST 501 American History Topics
  • HST 511 History of New York State
  • HST 601 Topics in American History
  • HST 602 Topics in World History
  • Elective

Minimum number of courses: 33

Department of Education and Human Development

Department Chair: Donald Halquist
Location: Brown 282
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Jennifer  Ashton Ph.D
 (University Of Rochester)  
Assistant Professor
Deborah L Bussewitz MS
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Lecturer
Laura  Cafarella MS
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Adjunct Lecturer
James C Carpenter MS
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
College Supervisor
Christian N Case BS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Graduate Assistant
John R Casement MSED
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Lecturer
Sandra  Cimbricz Ph.D
 (SUNY At Buffalo)  
Assistant Professor
Valerie D Clark MED
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Mary E Corey Ph.D
 (University Of Rochester)  
Associate Professor
John  DeBaun MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Lecturer
Nancy  Di Pasquale MS
 (SUNY College At Buffalo)  
Instructional Support Associate
Laurie J Downey AS
 (Genesee Community College)  
Secretary 1
Moira A Fallon Ph.D
 (University Of New Mexico-Main Campus)  
Associate Professor
Thomas R Giblin EDD
 (University Of Florida)  
Professor
Donald  Halquist Ph.D
 (University Of New Mexico-Main Campus)  
Associate Professor/ Chair/ Co-Associate Dean
Mary  Harrison MS
 (SUNY College At Geneseo)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Cathy H Joynt CAS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
College Supervisor
Rebecca R Kaufman MSED
 (CUNY City College)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Lynne E Keefer MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Lecturer
Karen L Krieger MS
 (D'Youville College)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Rae L McCarthy CAS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Christine  Murray Ph.D
 (Syracuse University)  
Professor
Theodore R Murray MSED
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Lecturer
Younkyeong  Nam Ph.D
 (University Of Minnesota-Twin Cities)  
Assistant Professor
Donna L Noble MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Carole A Pelttari EDD
 (Northern Illinois University)  
Assistant Professor
Jennifer L Powell MED
 (Roberts Wesleyan College)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Barbara M Quine-Moran MSED
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Mark E Rennie MS
 (Roberts Wesleyan College)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Sue K Robb Ph.D
 (University Of Missouri-Columbia)  
Associate Professor and Associate Dean
Frank D Rossi CAS
 (SUNY College At Geneseo)  
Lecturer
Brandy A Schill MS
 (Walden University)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Dong-Shin  Shin EDD
 (University Of Massachusetts-Amherst)  
Assistant Professor
Arthur E Smith Ph.D
 (Syracuse University)  
Associate Professor Emeritus
Janka  Szilagyi Ph.D
 (SUNY At Buffalo)  
Associate Professor and Associate Chair
Peter D Veronesi Ph.D
 (University Of Iowa)  
Associate Professor
Joanne  Vogler AS
 (Bryant And Stratton College-Rochester)  
Secretary 1
Carol  Wade Ph.D
 (Clemson University)  
Assistant Professor
Christian  Wilkens EDD
 (Harvard University)  
Assistant Professor
Allison M Wright MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
Lecturer
Jie  Zhang Ph.D
 (Tennessee Technological University)  
Associate Professor