Seeking to integrate film into your English courses?

Posted by Kelly Norris on May 18, 2016 at 9:20 AM

For teachers seeking to integrate film content into English courses, and all those seeking a deeper knowledge of literary and film genres, this is a great course for you.

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Hybrid Literature Class on 20th Century American Women Writers

Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on May 11, 2016 at 10:30 AM

Do you want to read some wonderful books by some of our most unique and compelling voices?  Looking for new authors and works to share with your classes? Want to build a reading list for exams or a thesis? If so, sign up for this hybrid literature class in Summer II!

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Everything you wanted to know about the Early Childhood Birth to 8 Concentration

Posted by Kelly Norris on May 3, 2016 at 3:20 PM

What? You missed the Birth to 8 concentration webinar? We've got you covered. We saved a recording just for you! If you're just looking for answers to the questions, then jump below the video.

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New Dyslexia Specialist Graduate Program through Fitchburg State University

Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on April 14, 2016 at 1:48 PM

Thank you to our partners at Wilson Language Learning for sharing this post which originally appeared on their website.

Wilson is proud to be part of Fitchburg State University’s new Dyslexia Specialist Concentration. This graduate program awards an M.Ed. in Special Education and incorporates Wilson Reading System® (WRS) certification into the curriculum.

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Summer Courses & Institutes for Teachers

Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on April 12, 2016 at 3:01 PM

Work toward a degree or professional development and still have time for that much-deserved vacation this summer!

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Early Childhood Education fans - we've got a program for you!

Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on November 16, 2015 at 1:51 PM

Do you love working with young children and want to help them grow and thrive in a supportive environment?

The Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education Birth to 8 program at Fitchburg State will help you gain the skills you need to foster the development of young children in a number of early childhood and community-based settings such as:

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Interested in music arranging?

Posted by Kelly Norris on August 10, 2015 at 2:31 PM

Are you a music teacher, or just interested in learning music arranging or improving your music arranging ability? This fall Fitchburg State is offering Musical Arranging (MUSC 8005), a course that explores music arranging through individual composition/arrangement lessons as well as analysis of music compositions.

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Counseling’s getting a new look!

Posted by Kelly Norris on July 28, 2015 at 1:12 PM

Beginning this fall, the graduate counseling program will have a new look. All counseling courses will now have COUN for their course prefix, rather than the formerly used PSY prefix. This will better reflect the nature of these programs as students prepare for professional counseling careers in Mental Health and School Guidance.

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Explore Music and Culture from Around the World

Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on July 27, 2015 at 10:49 AM

Do you love music and wish you had the resources to travel the world experiencing it all first hand? Now you don't have to.

 
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So, you want to be a counselor?

Posted by Kelly Norris on July 20, 2015 at 1:33 PM

Would you like to know more about the field of counseling and if it is the right fit for you? This fall, Fitchburg State is offering a hybrid graduate-level course in Counseling Theories that is part of both the mental health and school guidance master's programs in Counseling. We chatted with the instructor, Dr. Daneen Deptula, who offers some more information on the course. 

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