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Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
A new Advanced Certificate in Child Advocacy Studies (CAST), designed to better prepare educators and other professionals to respond to child maltreatment, has been approved for Fredonia.
Sarah Conticello, a junior from Lake Grove on Long Island, majoring in Childhood Inclusive Education, with a concentration in Natural Sciences, has been selected as one of 27 students throughout SUNY to serve on its newly formed Student Voices Action Committee.
On Oct. 26, five special education teachers from the Erie II, Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) LoGuidice Center came to campus for a discussion with students from the course, EDU 355 Assessment & Instruction of Students with Learning & Behavior Disorders in Inclusive Educational Settings.
Dr. Michael Jabot of the College of Education is the Faculty Mentor to a group of students competing in the University Sprint sponsored by the U.S. Census as part of the Opportunity Project.
Seventeen teachers from five areas around the Great Lakes are participating in Great Lakes Student Research Campaign professional development funded by NOAA’s B-WET Program in a hybrid model of local and virtual training.
Fredonia announces that Gregory Geer, Ph.D., is joining the College of Education’s faculty to lead its Advanced Certificate program in Educational Leadership.
The pool of bilingual (BLE) and English as a New Language (ENL) teachers available to serve in Western New York and elsewhere is expected to increase, thanks to a new online TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) program at Fredonia.
The State University of New York announced honorees of the Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarships and Graduate Fellowships for the State of New York – including two recent Fredonia graduates, Caitlyn Roe and Megan E. Little.
Julianna Owczarczak’s third and final student teaching placement was curtailed when public schools were shut down in mid-March due to coronavirus pandemic restrictions, so the Fredonia senior launched a project that will help nourish children in another way.
Graduating seniors in the College of Education completed their student teaching experiences virtually, and celebrated its ending.