Meet Caitlin Meyer, an alumna of University of Saint Joseph and an adjunct professor of the same program she graduated from! She is an experienced professional of both K-12 and higher education. What programs do you teach at University of Saint Joseph (USJ)? What drew you to this field of
Meet Dr. Don Siler, a USJ Associate Professor of M.A. Arts Integration and M.A. Instructional Design Programs, who creates a welcoming environment for all. What programs do you teach at University of Saint Joseph? What drew you to this field of study? What keeps you excited about it? I have
Come meet Dr. Meredith McConnochie, USJ’s passionate Assistant Professor of Education and Director of graduate Early Childhood-Special Education Program. What programs do you teach at University of Saint Joseph? What drew you to this field of study? What keeps you excited about it? I primarily teach courses for the Early
What program do you teach at University of Saint Joseph? What drew you to this field of study? What keeps you excited about it? I am currently an adjunct instructor in the TESOL Graduate Program. Currently, I occupy several roles in this field, including current K-12 ESOL classroom teacher, TESOL
Navigating Requirements and Finding Information The admissions process for University of Saint Joseph was so easy, I went to search my emails to fully recall each detail. I noticed that I started looking at this school in early February 2017, and by early March I was accepted and enrolled to
What is a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction? There came a day early on in my teaching career when I was given the opportunity to work on revising curriculum in a subcommittee. I was so excited to have been chosen to contribute to the process of changing aspects of an
I know what it is like to be contemplating if you can fit just one more thing on your plate. Going back to school while working can sound like a hefty task. Think of this choice as creating a support system for what you are already doing in your daily
What You’ll Learn in a Master’s Education with Multiple Intelligences Theory Concentration Program Having a Master’s in Education with Multiple Intelligences Theory Concentration has given me perspective on how to make deeper connections with my students. If you choose this path of study, one of the first courses you will
Eliscia Picard graduated from University of Saint Joseph with an M.A. in Education with Multiple Intelligences Theory Concentration and currently works as a music teacher for an elementary school in Connecticut. She has more than six years of teaching under her belt and is an active member of her school’s
Pam Loh graduated from the University of Saint Joseph with an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction and currently works as a high school TESOL teacher in Connecticut. With several years of experience in the classroom and with district-level curriculum implementation, she decided to pursue her master’s degree. We asked her
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