Starting this summer, the graduate Counseling program is launching a new accelerated sequence for their Counseling Masters programs, concentrating in either Clinical Mental Health Counseling or School Counseling. This plan of study will allow students who start in the summer semester to complete the entire 60 credit program, including the year-long internship/practicum, in a little over two years. Students take 4 courses per term on average, which are primarily offered in the evenings, with some online and hybrid courses.
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"The Graduate Student in the Research Wonderland"
Posted by Kimberly McCoy-Blauser on June 1, 2016 at 9:17 AM
"I almost wish I hadn't gone down that rabbit–hole – and yet – and yet – it's rather curious, you know, this sort of life!"
I often refer to research as "going down the rabbit hole." It's a never–ending process with paths off of paths, hallways leading to nowhere, rooms inside rooms. It can be frustrating, especially for graduate students on a deadline. I wouldn't presume to say, "Don't be frustrated!" That would be pointless. However, when you get frustrated, try to remember that the rabbit hole leads to Wonderland, which may at times bring confusion, but also brings revelation.
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Are you ready to become a better, smarter English teacher?
Posted by Kelly Norris on May 31, 2016 at 1:49 PM
Hello Educators! Want to get ahead on your MAT English Professional Licensure Program? Or maybe you need Professional Development Credit to earn more money? Or best of all, do you want to LEARN this summer and become a BETTER, SMARTER teacher?
We have the solution.
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To the class of 2016 Associate of Science in Nursing graduates, we’d like to send congratulations to you on your graduation! We know you’ve dealt with long hours of studying, clinical practice, balancing work, family and everything else that goes along with becoming an RN to achieve this goal. Now as you finally take a breath and have a few moments to yourself, have you thought about what you are going to do next? This is the best time to consider continuing your education because you don’t want to lose all of your motivation, but where do you start? We know you’re busy applying for nursing positions so we’ll keep it brief, here are the first 3 steps you should complete when considering continuing your Nursing education.
1. Research RN to BS in Nursing programs. Ask yourself:
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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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