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Suzanne L. Gilmour
Chair Education Department
Director of Graduate Education Programs
B.S. Preschool, Elementary and Special Education, SUNY Geneseo
M.S. Interrelated Special Education, Syracuse University
C.A.S. Educational Administration, Syracuse University
Ph.D. Educational Administration, Syracuse University
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Lauri P. Bousquet
Visiting Assistant Professor
BA French, English,Le Moyne College
MS Literacy, K-12, SUNY Oswego
CAS Educational Administration, SUNY Oswego
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Professor Bousquet’s research interests include: Integration of Academic and Social Curricula Character Education in Cooperative, Inclusive Classrooms Responsive Classroom Effective Instruction in Higher Education |
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Cynthia C. Choi
Associate Professor of Education
Ph.D. Educational Leadership and Innovation, University of Denver
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Dr. Choi’s current research interests include student engagement and learning through online discussions, strategies for the integration of technology into the curriculum, assistive and augmentative technologies, and the use of digital portfolios for professional development. |
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Bernard (Bud) Cooney
Associate Professor of Education
B.S. Economics, Spring Hill College
M.S. Teaching Students with Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, Syracuse University
Ph.D. Special Education, Syracuse University
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Dr. Cooney's research interests and professional activities address the inclusion of students with disabilities in general education, co-teaching, children and adolescents with autism, and transition from school to adult life.
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Stephen Fleury
Professor of Education
B.A. History, Le Moyne College
M.S. Social Studies Education, Syracuse University
Ph.D. Social Studies Education, Syracuse University
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Dr. Fleury explores the sociology and politics of knowledge, knowing, and teaching, urban education and the effects of testing and standards. |
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Norbert J. Henry
B.A. Philosophy, St. Bernard's College/Seminary
M.S. Education, Syracuse University
Ed.D. Education and Certificate in Geronotology, Syracuse University
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Cathy Leogrande
Associate Professor of Education
B.S., State University of New York at Buffalo
M.S., College of St. Rose
Ph.D. Syracuse University
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Dr. Leogrande is interested in looking at how pre-services teachers and cooperating teachers work together for professional development. She also is involved in relating learning to online gaming.
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Wen Ma
Associate Professor of Education
Ph.D., English Education, State University of New York at Buffalo
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Dr. Ma’s research interests include literacy across the curriculum, ESL, and teacher education. His current research focuses on adolescent literacy, culturally responsive teaching strategies, and discussion as an instructional tool.
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Tonya L. Shenandoah
Assistant Professor of Education
B.A. Sociology, SUNY Cortland
M.A. American Indian Studies, Law and Policy Concentration, University of Arizona
Ph.D. Cultural Foundations of Education, Syracuse University
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Dr. Shenandoah's research interests concern issues of historical oppression of Native Americans as a living legacy experienced in everyday struggles within families and communities. Focusing on the experiences of the urban Native American population in Central New York, her research concerns education reform needs for heightening critical awareness and creating space for strengthening linguistic, cultural, and spiritual identity for Native American youth and families. |
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William D. Silky
Director of Educational Leadership
B.S. SUNY Brockport
M.S. SUNY Oswego
C.A.S. SUNY Oswego
Ed.D. Syracuse University
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Dr. Silky's research interests include school and school district organization, educational program evaluation, teacher supervision and evaluation, and school superintendent preparation and placement.
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Sunita Singh
Assistant Professor of Education
Ph.D., Elementary Education, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Dr. Singh’s research areas include early childhood education, early literacy, second language and literacy acquisition, and teacher education. Her current research explores ways in which teachers can be supported to provide developmentally appropriate literacy instruction to all children, especially in classrooms that are culturally and linguistically diverse.
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Diane Zigo, CSJ
Associate Professor of Literacy Education
B.A. English and Secondary Education, The College of Saint Rose
M.A. English, State University of New York at Albany
Ph.D. English Education, State University of New York at Buffalo
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Dr. Zigo's research studies empowering literacies for middle and secondary students; she also explores home/school/community connections for literacy development.
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Antonio M. Eppolito
Professor Emeritus
B.A., Le Moyne College
M.S., Syracuse University
C.A.S., Syracuse University
Ed.D., Syracuse University
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Patricia Ruggiano Schmidt
Professor Emerita
B.A. Education, SUNY Potsdam
MS.Ed. Reading Education, University of Massachusetts
Ed.D. Reading and Language Arts, Syracuse University
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Dr. Schmidt's research revolves around the ABC's of Cultural Understanding and Communication, a model she created to help in-service and pre-service educators implement culturally responsive teaching. Her books, book chapters, and journal articles demonstrate teacher adaptations of the model for the literacy development of students from language minority backgrounds in urban and rural schools. For further information, visit her Web site.
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