For those who have ever wondered, "Should I get a master's degree?" They got the opportunity to find out at the School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education Graduate Fair this afternoon in Hammond Hall, Main Lounge. Those interested were able to ask questions about graduate programs and meet with representatives from Fitchburg State University as well as ten other local universities. If you missed it, find out more here.
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School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education: Graduate Fair
Posted by Andy Cunningham on April 5, 2023 at 4:09 PM
Topics: Admissions, Career Services, Graduate Programs
Fitchburg State’s School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education (SGOCE) held its second annual Graduate Education Celebration on April 3, highlighting the accomplishments of its students and faculty.
Topics: Student Experience, Events, Community, Education Program
It was all smiles at last evening's School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education Commencement Ceremony. Graduates and their families, and friends gathered at the Fitchburg State University Athletics Recreation Center to receive their advanced degrees. If you missed the ceremony, you can watch it in it's entirety on FATV.
School of Graduate Online and Continuing Education Graduate Fair
Posted by Andy Cunningham on April 7, 2022 at 8:30 AM
Our School of Graduate Online and Continuing Education (SGOCE) held a Graduate Fair yesterday in Hammond Hall. Fitchburg State University SGOCE along with local university's graduate school programs, provided this as opportunity for schools to meet the talented students at Fitchburg State University, and connect with potential graduate students. This was an opportunity for our students to learn about graduate school programs, and receive information about the application process.
Topics: Preparing for College, Our Students, Information Session, Programs and Majors
School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education's Graduate Education Celebration
Posted by Andy Cunningham on April 4, 2022 at 2:04 PM
This morning, Fitchburg State University President Richard Lapidus welcomed those gathered in-person, and virtually, to the first ever School of Graduate, Online and Continuing Education's Graduate Education Celebration. After remarks by Suzanne Ortega, President of the Council of Graduate Schools, who joined remotely, Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Catherine R. Canney presented the inaugural 2022 Graduate Adjunct Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching to Professor Henry Culver. Then a panel of students, Kondwani Moya, and Kamelia Lechani along with Professors Kyle Moody, and Daneen Deptula talked about the graduate program experience.
Topics: Our Faculty, Information Session, Community
Our Students: Carolyn Buckley '03,'22, M.Ed. in Education, 5-12
Posted by Andy Cunningham on July 30, 2019 at 12:13 PM
Are you interested in Fitchburg State's education programs? As part of the GCE Blog's "Our Students" series, we introduce Carolyn Buckley and thank her for sharing this post about her experience in the M.Ed. in Education, 5-12 (initial licensure) degree program. If you're interested in our education programs, please come to our upcoming information session on August 6.
Tell us about yourself.
My name is Carolyn Buckley and I just finished my first year with cohort two in the M.Ed. in Education, 5-12 program. I live in Greenfield, MA with my fiancé, Marcus, and two stepchildren, Trevor and Jacqueline, ages 15 and 13. I love to read, play Tetris, and travel. I am a sixth and seventh grade math teacher at Greenfield Commonwealth Virtual School. Between working full-time and tutoring part-time, my family’s activities keep me busy. Trevor plays football and runs both winter and spring track and Jackie plays soccer and is on the cheer squad. My family is my biggest cheerleader; their support keeps me grounded and drives me to succeed.
Topics: Programs, Our Students
5 questions you’re afraid to ask, but should!
Posted by Andy Cunningham on June 17, 2019 at 12:54 PM
When advising students we often hear “If you don’t mind my asking”. Typically accompanying that statement are questions that students feel are embarrassing to ask and don’t want to bring up. As advisors we’re here to answer any and all questions you have, so of course we don’t mind your asking, we encourage you to ask as many questions as you want. The following are the top 5 questions you’re afraid to ask, but should be asking first!
Get started this summer on the path to becoming a school administrator
Posted by Andy Cunningham on May 13, 2019 at 3:27 PM
If you are interested in becoming an effective school leader our Educational Leadership and Management (EDLM) programs can help you achieve this goal. We have a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in both School Principal and Supervisor/Director, as well as a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS). Courses are now offered in 7-week terms, a low-residency hybrid model, with one or two Saturday meetings for select classes.
Topics: Programs
Occupational/Vocational Education Webinar FAQs
Posted by Andy Cunningham on December 7, 2018 at 12:18 PM
Vocational educators, if you missed our webinar, no worries. We've got you covered. Here's the video of the recorded webinar and a list of all the questions asked during the webinar. If you still have questions, just click on the "Speak to an advisor" button at the end of this post and get all of your questions answered.
Watch our video recording of the webinar.
Did you miss the Moderate and Severe Disabilities webinar? We've got you covered.
Posted by Andy Cunningham on August 3, 2018 at 3:47 PM
If you missed our webinar, no worries. Here's the video of the recorded webinar and a list of all the questions asked. If you still have questions, just click on the "Speak to an advisor" button at the end of this post and get all of your questions answered.
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