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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
Leslie A Bull MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
College Supervisor
Deborah L Bussewitz MS
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Adjunct 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
Bradford  Daly Ph.D
 (SUNY At Buffalo)  
Lecturer
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)  
Professor
Thomas R Giblin EDD
 (University Of Florida)  
Professor
Donald  Halquist Ph.D
 (University Of New Mexico-Main Campus)  
Associate Professor and Chair
Mary  Harrison MS
 (SUNY College At Geneseo)  
Adjunct Lecturer
Koreen B Hart MS
 (SUNY College At Brockport)  
College Supervisor
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
Lourdes E Roa MSED
 (Saint John Fisher 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
Agnes M Seneway MS
 (Nazareth College Of Rochester)  
Lecturer/ Visiting College Supervisor
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