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Social Studies Inclusive Major

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Social Studies Inclusive Major (Certification)

Description

*NOTE: There are changes pending to the Adolescence Inclusive Programs based on New York State Education Department mandates. Please visit the department's web page for up-to-date requirements. Education Department's Web Page

Admission to the Program

Admission to this program requires a separate application and completion of at least 12-15 credits in the History major at the time of application.

Program Requirements

Students in a science major pursue a Bachelor of Science degree, and must complete the corresponding degree's requirements.

In addition to the course requirements below, students must meet the following requirements:

  1. General Education Requirements: Teacher candidates must meet the General Education requirements in effect at the time of matriculation.
  2. Pre-professional Preparation: Academic Major - Students must formally declare a major in history and successfully complete all requirements for the major, described under the listing by the Department of History.
  3. Foreign Language, PSH 484, and PRO 370 require a minimum grade of "C."
  4. All EDI courses require a minimum grade of "C+."

Pre-Phase 1

  • PLS 113 American Political Systems
  • ESC 102 Elements of Geography
  • Choose one of the following
    • ECN 100 Contemporary Economic Problems
    • ECN 202 Macro Economics
  • Choose one course from one of the following areas
    • African-American Studies
    • Anthropology
    • Sociology

Phase 1

  • Foreign Language - one year of college-level study in a language other than English at 112 level* (3-6 credits)
  • ENG 112*
  • EDI 448 Inclusive Middle Level Teaching in Social Studies**
  • EDI 431 Language Skills in Middle and High School Content Area I
  • EDI 413 Introduction to Special Education*
  • PSH 484 Adolescence*
  • PRO 370 Health and Drug Education for Teacher Candidates* (1 credit)

Total Number of Credits for Phase 1: 16-19

Phase 2

  • EDI 468 Teaching Social Studies Inclusively**
  • EDI 430 Education and Society (Once accepted can be completed in any phase prior to Phase 4)
  • EDI 432 Language Skills in the Middle and High School Content Areas II

Total Number of Credits for Phase 1: 9

Phase 3

  • EDI 414 Methods in Special Education**
  • EDI 419 Assessment in Special Education

Total Number of Credits: 6

*NOTE: All professional preparation courses in Phases 1-3 must be successfully completed prior to student teaching.

Phase 4 (Professional Preparation: Student Teaching with Seminar)

  • EDI 475 Practicum in Inclusive Adolescence Education and Seminar (12 Credits)

*May be taken prior to program acceptance.
**50-hour field experience beyond class time is required for this course. Teacher candidates are responsible for their own transportation for all off-campus field expereiences, including student teaching.

Total Number of Credits: 12

 

Course Descriptions

Department of Education and Human Development

Department Chair: Donald Halquist
Location: Brown 282
Visit Website
Email: ehdweb@brockport.edu
Phone: (585) 395-2205
Fax: (585) 395-2172

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Faculty & Staff

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