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GRADUATE ANDCONTINUING EDUCATION
fitchburgstate.edu/gce
It’s Time to Register for
Summer Classes!
SUMMER SESSION IMay 27 – June 27, 2014
SUMMER SESSION IIJuly 7 – August 8, 2014
The thrill of growth &discoverylies ahead.
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In these challenging economic times, it is wise to take stockof your personal and professional goals to ensure that youare on the right track. Fitchburg State University’s graduateand continuing education program stands ready to assist youin that effort. With a focus on new and innovative offerings,advanced technology, customer service and affordability, we stand second to none in providing you with what you needto advance your career or simply explore areas of interest.
We are able to do this because of our dedicated faculty andlibrarians. They are first-rate, both in terms of their in-depthknowledge and their commitment to mentoring and advising.Please consider joining our learning community. The thrill ofgrowth and discovery lies ahead.
Dr. Robert V. AntonucciPresident
Fitchburg StateAdministration
Dr. Robert V. AntonucciPresident
Dr. Robin E. BowenExecutive Vice President/Provost
Jay BryVice President of Financeand Administration
Christopher HendryVice President forInstitutional Advancement
Catherine R. CanneyDean, Graduate andContinuing Education
CONTACT USGraduate and Continuing Education978-665-3182Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/gce
Admissions978-665-3144Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/admissions
Financial Aid978-665-3156Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/finaid
Office of the Registrar978-665-4196Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/registrar
Student Accounts978-665-4126Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/studentaccts
Graduate and Continuing Education
INFORMATION SESSIONWhen: April 17, 2014, 5-6:30 p.m.Where: Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State UniversityRegister at: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosessionFor more information:Kimberly McCoy-Blauser, [email protected], 978.665.3182• Learn about graduate and undergraduate degree and certificate programs• Speak with program advisors• Register for classes
Special breakout sessions begin promptly at 5:30 p.m. for the following programs:• LPN to BS in Nursing Bridge program• Online MBA• Graduate Special Education (Moderate, Severe, Guided Studies, Reading Specialist, BCBA)• Graduate Education (Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School)• Graduate Counseling programs (Mental Health, School Guidance)• Online RN to BSN• Graduate Nursing (Forensic)• Educational Leadership & Management (revised program)
ApplICAtION FEE WAIVER — If you attend the information session and haven’t yet appliedfor admission to Fitchburg State, we’ll waive the $25 admissions application fee for yoursummer (for graduate students) or fall 2014 application. (Applications must be received byMay 9, 2014.)
(This information session is not intended for traditional day students. For information regarding day school programs, see fitchburgstate.edu/admissions/undergraduate)
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
1fitchburgstate.edu/gce
In these challenging economic times, it is wise to take stockof your personal and professional goals to ensure that youare on the right track. Fitchburg State University’s graduateand continuing education program stands ready to assist youin that effort. With a focus on new and innovative offerings,advanced technology, customer service and affordability, we stand second to none in providing you with what you needto advance your career or simply explore areas of interest.
We are able to do this because of our dedicated faculty andlibrarians. They are first-rate, both in terms of their in-depthknowledge and their commitment to mentoring and advising.Please consider joining our learning community. The thrill ofgrowth and discovery lies ahead.
Dr. Robert V. AntonucciPresident
Fitchburg StateAdministration
Dr. Robert V. AntonucciPresident
Dr. Robin E. BowenExecutive Vice President/Provost
Jay BryVice President of Financeand Administration
Christopher HendryVice President forInstitutional Advancement
Catherine R. CanneyDean, Graduate andContinuing Education
CONTACT USGraduate and Continuing Education978-665-3182Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/gce
Admissions978-665-3144Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/admissions
Financial Aid978-665-3156Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/finaid
Office of the Registrar978-665-4196Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/registrar
Student Accounts978-665-4126Email: [email protected]: fitchburgstate.edu/studentaccts
Graduate and Continuing Education
INFORMATION SESSIONWhen: April 17, 2014, 5-6:30 p.m.Where: Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State UniversityRegister at: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosessionFor more information:Kimberly McCoy-Blauser, [email protected], 978.665.3182• Learn about graduate and undergraduate degree and certificate programs• Speak with program advisors• Register for classes
Special breakout sessions begin promptly at 5:30 p.m. for the following programs:• LPN to BS in Nursing Bridge program• Online MBA• Graduate Special Education (Moderate, Severe, Guided Studies, Reading Specialist, BCBA)• Graduate Education (Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle School)• Graduate Counseling programs (Mental Health, School Guidance)• Online RN to BSN• Graduate Nursing (Forensic)• Educational Leadership & Management (revised program)
ApplICAtION FEE WAIVER — If you attend the information session and haven’t yet appliedfor admission to Fitchburg State, we’ll waive the $25 admissions application fee for yoursummer (for graduate students) or fall 2014 application. (Applications must be received byMay 9, 2014.)
(This information session is not intended for traditional day students. For information regarding day school programs, see fitchburgstate.edu/admissions/undergraduate)
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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BEHAVIOR ANALYST GRADUATE CERTIFICATEBecome a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) through Fitchburg State’s Behavior Analyst graduate certificate program.Approved by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, Inc., our program meets coursework eligibility requirements for the Behavior Analysis Certification exam. Our carefully planned course sequence prepares individuals to work with children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and otherdisabilities through the understanding of behavioral analysisand other factors that often contribute to student success.
Benefits of the program:• All six courses in the Behavior Analyst certificate may be
applied to the M.Ed. in Special Education, Guided StudiesIndividualized Track
• Certificate can be completed in 1 year• Program is moving to online low-residency/hybrid
delivery in fall 2014 to fit your demanding schedule needs
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/bcbaEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
pROGRAMS OFFEREDCERTIFICATES OF ADVANCED GRADUATESTUDY (CAGS)Educational leadership and Management ***
Non-LicensureSchool Principal (Initial Licensure)Supervisor/Director (Initial Licensure)Technology Leader (Non-Licensure)
Interdisciplinary StudiesApplied CommunicationCounseling/Psychology ConcentrationIndividualized ConcentrationReading Specialist (Initial Licensure)
MASTER’S DEGREESMaster of ArtsBiologyEnglishHistory
Master of Arts in teachingBiology (Initial/Professional Licensure)English (Non-Licensure/Professional Licensure)History (Initial/Professional Licensure and Non-Licensure)
Master of Business AdministrationAccountingHuman Resource Management *Management *
Master of EducationArts Education (Non-Licensure)Curriculum and Teaching (Non-Licensure)Early Childhood Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Educational Leadership and Management ***
Non-LicensureSchool Principal (Initial Licensure)Supervisor/Director (Initial Licensure)Technology Leader (Non-Licensure)
Elementary Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Middle School Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Occupational Education (Non-Licensure)Science Education (Non-Teaching/Professional Licensure)Secondary Education (Non-Licensure)Special Education ****
Guided Studies (Non-Licensure/ProfessionalLicensure in Moderate or Severe Disabilities)
Reading Specialist (Initial Licensure/Non-Licensure)Teacher of Students with Moderate
Disabilities (Initial Licensure)Teacher of Students with Severe Disabilities
(Initial Licensure)Technology Education (Professional Licensure)
Master of ScienceApplied Communication
Applied Communication StudiesTechnical and Professional Writing
Computer ScienceCounseling
Mental Health CounselingSchool Guidance Counseling (Initial Licensure)
Nursing (Forensic) **
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSApplied Communication StudiesBehavior Analyst ****Educational TechnologyFine Arts DirectorForensic Nursing **Health Care ManagementNot-For-Profit ManagementReading Specialist (Initial Licensure) ****
POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATESBiology (Initial Licensure, 8-12)English (Initial Licensure, 8-12)History (Initial Licensure, 8-12)Math (Initial Licensure, 8-12)Technology/Engineering Education (Initial
Licensure, 5-12)
BACHELOR’S DEGREESBusiness Administration
AccountingFinanceManagement *Marketing
Criminal JusticeInterdisciplinary StudiesLPN to BS in Nursing Bridge ProgramOccupational/Vocational EducationRN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing **Undeclared/Premajor
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSBusiness *Plastics Technology (offered at NYPRO, Inc. inClinton) *Web Development **
APPROVAL PROGRAMVocational Technical Teacher Approval
* Program is ALSO offered online** Program is ONLY offered online*** Revised program launch anticipated Fall 2014**** Online delivery beginning Fall 2014
“The teacher-structuredprogram base at Fitchburggives you a huge advantage.You can take the material youlearn in class and use it in yourclassroom the next day.”
–Todd Montgomery,BCBA Student
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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BEHAVIOR ANALYST GRADUATE CERTIFICATEBecome a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) through Fitchburg State’s Behavior Analyst graduate certificate program.Approved by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, Inc., our program meets coursework eligibility requirements for the Behavior Analysis Certification exam. Our carefully planned course sequence prepares individuals to work with children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and otherdisabilities through the understanding of behavioral analysisand other factors that often contribute to student success.
Benefits of the program:• All six courses in the Behavior Analyst certificate may be
applied to the M.Ed. in Special Education, Guided StudiesIndividualized Track
• Certificate can be completed in 1 year• Program is moving to online low-residency/hybrid
delivery in fall 2014 to fit your demanding schedule needs
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/bcbaEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
pROGRAMS OFFEREDCERTIFICATES OF ADVANCED GRADUATESTUDY (CAGS)Educational leadership and Management ***
Non-LicensureSchool Principal (Initial Licensure)Supervisor/Director (Initial Licensure)Technology Leader (Non-Licensure)
Interdisciplinary StudiesApplied CommunicationCounseling/Psychology ConcentrationIndividualized ConcentrationReading Specialist (Initial Licensure)
MASTER’S DEGREESMaster of ArtsBiologyEnglishHistory
Master of Arts in teachingBiology (Initial/Professional Licensure)English (Non-Licensure/Professional Licensure)History (Initial/Professional Licensure and Non-Licensure)
Master of Business AdministrationAccountingHuman Resource Management *Management *
Master of EducationArts Education (Non-Licensure)Curriculum and Teaching (Non-Licensure)Early Childhood Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Educational Leadership and Management ***
Non-LicensureSchool Principal (Initial Licensure)Supervisor/Director (Initial Licensure)Technology Leader (Non-Licensure)
Elementary Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Middle School Education (Initial/Professional Licensure)Occupational Education (Non-Licensure)Science Education (Non-Teaching/Professional Licensure)Secondary Education (Non-Licensure)Special Education ****
Guided Studies (Non-Licensure/ProfessionalLicensure in Moderate or Severe Disabilities)
Reading Specialist (Initial Licensure/Non-Licensure)Teacher of Students with Moderate
Disabilities (Initial Licensure)Teacher of Students with Severe Disabilities
(Initial Licensure)Technology Education (Professional Licensure)
Master of ScienceApplied Communication
Applied Communication StudiesTechnical and Professional Writing
Computer ScienceCounseling
Mental Health CounselingSchool Guidance Counseling (Initial Licensure)
Nursing (Forensic) **
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSApplied Communication StudiesBehavior Analyst ****Educational TechnologyFine Arts DirectorForensic Nursing **Health Care ManagementNot-For-Profit ManagementReading Specialist (Initial Licensure) ****
POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATESBiology (Initial Licensure, 8-12)English (Initial Licensure, 8-12)History (Initial Licensure, 8-12)Math (Initial Licensure, 8-12)Technology/Engineering Education (Initial
Licensure, 5-12)
BACHELOR’S DEGREESBusiness Administration
AccountingFinanceManagement *Marketing
Criminal JusticeInterdisciplinary StudiesLPN to BS in Nursing Bridge ProgramOccupational/Vocational EducationRN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing **Undeclared/Premajor
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSBusiness *Plastics Technology (offered at NYPRO, Inc. inClinton) *Web Development **
APPROVAL PROGRAMVocational Technical Teacher Approval
* Program is ALSO offered online** Program is ONLY offered online*** Revised program launch anticipated Fall 2014**** Online delivery beginning Fall 2014
“The teacher-structuredprogram base at Fitchburggives you a huge advantage.You can take the material youlearn in class and use it in yourclassroom the next day.”
–Todd Montgomery,BCBA Student
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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LPN TO BACHELOR OFSCIENCE IN NURSINGBRIDGE PROGRAMTransitioning from a Licensed PracticalNurse to a Registered Nurse is easier thanever with our LPN to BSN bridge program.Earn credits through NACE Exams for advanced standing.Seating is limited — apply today!
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/lpntobsnEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“The LPN to BSN program atFitchburg State University will beopening doors for so many LPNsin the future. As one of the firststudents I am honored and excited to be continuing my journey in nursing and to seewhat opportunities lie ahead.It was designed to give each candidate the finest and mostup-to-date research-based instruction and to incorporatebasic organizational and systemsleadership to provide quality care and patient safety. ”
- Sara Dunnebie,current student
“Fitchburg State University’sonline program has given methe access to complete a master’s degree in businesswhile continuing to work fulltime. The quality of coursesand professors do notdisappoint! The classes arechallenging and the professorsare always willing to help facilitate students’ understanding. To top it off,the option of completing theprogram at an acceleratedrate allowed me to finish myMBA in only 17 months! ”
–Kristine Caveney
ONLINE LEARNINGTake a course or complete an entire degree online!fitchburgstate.edu/distance• Easy to use technology with 24/7 tech support and
online help desk• Full access to our Online Student Resources Center• Convenience for your busy lifestyle, without
compromising quality• Online course demo at fitchburgstate.edu/demo
ONlINE DEGREE AND CERtIFICAtE pROGRAMSGRADUATE DEGREESOnline MBA, Management and Human Resource Management ConcentrationsEarn a respected, affordable MBA online in just 17 months! Focused one-course-at-a-time format. Ranked among the 2014 Best Affordable Regionally Accredited MBA Online Programs by GetEducated.comLEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/mba
Master of Science in Forensic NursingAlready an RN? Enroll in the MS Forensic Nursing program and pursue advanced leadershippositions! LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/nursing
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES — Ranked among the 2014 Best Online Bachelor DegreePrograms by U.S. News & World Report
RN to BSNYou’re a busy adult…complete the program on a part- or full-time basis. Obtain clinical placements that match your interests and location. Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/rntobsn
BS in Business Administration, Management ConcentrationAttain your degree completely online or mix it up with face to face and hybrid courses. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/onlinebsad
GRADUATE CERTIFICATESForensic NursingDo you already hold a master’s degree in nursing? Enroll today and acquire a specialization in forensic nursing. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/nursing
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATESBusinessLearn the fundamentals of business administration – enroll in our 18 credit certificate program.Credits apply towards bachelor’s degree! LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/buscert
Web DevelopmentCreate professional quality web pages. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/webcert
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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LPN TO BACHELOR OFSCIENCE IN NURSINGBRIDGE PROGRAMTransitioning from a Licensed PracticalNurse to a Registered Nurse is easier thanever with our LPN to BSN bridge program.Earn credits through NACE Exams for advanced standing.Seating is limited — apply today!
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/lpntobsnEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“The LPN to BSN program atFitchburg State University will beopening doors for so many LPNsin the future. As one of the firststudents I am honored and excited to be continuing my journey in nursing and to seewhat opportunities lie ahead.It was designed to give each candidate the finest and mostup-to-date research-based instruction and to incorporatebasic organizational and systemsleadership to provide quality care and patient safety. ”
- Sara Dunnebie,current student
“Fitchburg State University’sonline program has given methe access to complete a master’s degree in businesswhile continuing to work fulltime. The quality of coursesand professors do notdisappoint! The classes arechallenging and the professorsare always willing to help facilitate students’ understanding. To top it off,the option of completing theprogram at an acceleratedrate allowed me to finish myMBA in only 17 months! ”
–Kristine Caveney
ONLINE LEARNINGTake a course or complete an entire degree online!fitchburgstate.edu/distance• Easy to use technology with 24/7 tech support and
online help desk• Full access to our Online Student Resources Center• Convenience for your busy lifestyle, without
compromising quality• Online course demo at fitchburgstate.edu/demo
ONlINE DEGREE AND CERtIFICAtE pROGRAMSGRADUATE DEGREESOnline MBA, Management and Human Resource Management ConcentrationsEarn a respected, affordable MBA online in just 17 months! Focused one-course-at-a-time format. Ranked among the 2014 Best Affordable Regionally Accredited MBA Online Programs by GetEducated.comLEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/mba
Master of Science in Forensic NursingAlready an RN? Enroll in the MS Forensic Nursing program and pursue advanced leadershippositions! LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/nursing
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES — Ranked among the 2014 Best Online Bachelor DegreePrograms by U.S. News & World Report
RN to BSNYou’re a busy adult…complete the program on a part- or full-time basis. Obtain clinical placements that match your interests and location. Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/rntobsn
BS in Business Administration, Management ConcentrationAttain your degree completely online or mix it up with face to face and hybrid courses. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/onlinebsad
GRADUATE CERTIFICATESForensic NursingDo you already hold a master’s degree in nursing? Enroll today and acquire a specialization in forensic nursing. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/nursing
UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATESBusinessLearn the fundamentals of business administration – enroll in our 18 credit certificate program.Credits apply towards bachelor’s degree! LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/buscert
Web DevelopmentCreate professional quality web pages. LEARN MORE – fitchburgstate.edu/gce/webcert
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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ONLINE SPECIAL EDUCATIONWe’ve redesigned all of our graduate special education programs for online and low-residency/hybrid delivery.
• Online classes with the latest technology• 24/7 technical support and a self-paced introductory course• Face-to-face Saturday sessions in select courses to
provide networking and collaboration with instructorsand peers
• Instructors are expert practitioners who can connecttheory to practice
• Candidates can complete all six courses in the BCBA program as part of an individualized plan of study
• Accredited by the National Council for the Accreditationof Teacher Education (NCATE)
• Meets Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) standards• Approved through the Massachusetts DESE
DEGREES AND CERtIFICAtES• M.Ed. Special Education - Guided Studies
(Professional and Non-Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Reading Specialist
(Initial Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Teacher of Students with
Moderate Disabilities (Initial Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Teacher of Students with
Severe Disabilities (Initial Licensure)• Behavior Analyst graduate certificate• Reading Specialist graduate certificate
Apply now to secure your seat for the fall!Get started this summer:SPED 7023 Foundations of Education: Theory and Practice SPED 7024 Understanding Disabilities and Diversity
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/spedEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“Technology has been evolving, the professors havebeen learning and the onlineclasses are phenomenal.”
-Rhonda DionReading Specialist Student
“Every teacher has beenamazing. So personable, so easy to work with, so passionate about what theyteach. And it’s contagious.”
-Jessica BlattModerate Disabilities Student
ATTENTION EDUCATORSGraduate courses designed especially for you!
One-Week Institutes• The Holocaust (hybrid) 6/26 – 7/1
• Developing Interdisciplinary Math Learning Centers 7/7 – 7/11
• Understanding Current Diagnostic Changes: Emotional/ 7/7 – 7/11Behavioral and Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Global Cultures 7/14 – 7/18
• Managing the Elementary ELA Block 7/14 – 7/18
• Advanced Assessment Strategies for Special Educators 7/14 – 7/18
• Plein Air Painting Foundations 7/28 – 8/1
two-Week Institutes• Literature in the Classroom 7/7 – 7/18
• African-Americans & Slaves in New Ipswich (includes field experience) 7/7 – 7/18
• Curriculum Development for Technology/Engineering Education 7/7 – 7/18
• Supervising, Directing, & Leading in Arts Education I 7/14 – 7/25
• Supervising, Directing, & Leading in Arts Education II 7/14 – 7/25
• Creative Arts Curriculum Development & Applications 7/14 – 7/25
• Creating Literacy Experience: Building Reading and Writing 7/21 – 8/1into the Content Areas
• Power & Energy in Technology Education 7/28 – 8/8
Five-Week Online/Hybrid• Civil War & Reconstruction (hybrid) meets 5-9 pm on 5/27, 28, 29 & 6/24
• Women, Music & Society (online) 7/7 – 8/8
• Environmental Geology (online) 7/7 – 8/8
REGISTER TODAY — fitchburgstate.edu/gce/coursesforteachers
View our complete schedule of courses at fitchburgstate.edu/courses
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ONLINE SPECIAL EDUCATIONWe’ve redesigned all of our graduate special education programs for online and low-residency/hybrid delivery.
• Online classes with the latest technology• 24/7 technical support and a self-paced introductory course• Face-to-face Saturday sessions in select courses to
provide networking and collaboration with instructorsand peers
• Instructors are expert practitioners who can connecttheory to practice
• Candidates can complete all six courses in the BCBA program as part of an individualized plan of study
• Accredited by the National Council for the Accreditationof Teacher Education (NCATE)
• Meets Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) standards• Approved through the Massachusetts DESE
DEGREES AND CERtIFICAtES• M.Ed. Special Education - Guided Studies
(Professional and Non-Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Reading Specialist
(Initial Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Teacher of Students with
Moderate Disabilities (Initial Licensure)• M.Ed. Special Education - Teacher of Students with
Severe Disabilities (Initial Licensure)• Behavior Analyst graduate certificate• Reading Specialist graduate certificate
Apply now to secure your seat for the fall!Get started this summer:SPED 7023 Foundations of Education: Theory and Practice SPED 7024 Understanding Disabilities and Diversity
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/spedEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“Technology has been evolving, the professors havebeen learning and the onlineclasses are phenomenal.”
-Rhonda DionReading Specialist Student
“Every teacher has beenamazing. So personable, so easy to work with, so passionate about what theyteach. And it’s contagious.”
-Jessica BlattModerate Disabilities Student
ATTENTION EDUCATORSGraduate courses designed especially for you!
One-Week Institutes• The Holocaust (hybrid) 6/26 – 7/1
• Developing Interdisciplinary Math Learning Centers 7/7 – 7/11
• Understanding Current Diagnostic Changes: Emotional/ 7/7 – 7/11Behavioral and Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Global Cultures 7/14 – 7/18
• Managing the Elementary ELA Block 7/14 – 7/18
• Advanced Assessment Strategies for Special Educators 7/14 – 7/18
• Plein Air Painting Foundations 7/28 – 8/1
two-Week Institutes• Literature in the Classroom 7/7 – 7/18
• African-Americans & Slaves in New Ipswich (includes field experience) 7/7 – 7/18
• Curriculum Development for Technology/Engineering Education 7/7 – 7/18
• Supervising, Directing, & Leading in Arts Education I 7/14 – 7/25
• Supervising, Directing, & Leading in Arts Education II 7/14 – 7/25
• Creative Arts Curriculum Development & Applications 7/14 – 7/25
• Creating Literacy Experience: Building Reading and Writing 7/21 – 8/1into the Content Areas
• Power & Energy in Technology Education 7/28 – 8/8
Five-Week Online/Hybrid• Civil War & Reconstruction (hybrid) meets 5-9 pm on 5/27, 28, 29 & 6/24
• Women, Music & Society (online) 7/7 – 8/8
• Environmental Geology (online) 7/7 – 8/8
REGISTER TODAY — fitchburgstate.edu/gce/coursesforteachers
View our complete schedule of courses at fitchburgstate.edu/courses
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MS IN COUNSELINGSCHOOl GUIDANCE COUNSElINGpRE K–8 AND/OR 5–12 (INItIAl lICENSURE)
Become a school guidance counselor!
This program is designed to prepare highly skilled professional school guidance counselors to work with all students and the entire school community including culturally diverse populations and students with serious emotional, cognitive, and behavioral disorders.
Our NCATE accredited program prepares graduates with the credentials to apply forinitial licensure as an elementary school (Pre K-8) and/or secondary school (5-12)guidance counselor. Students also have the opportunity to seek dual licensure (Pre K-12)with additional coursework.
Our program offers a schedule that is convenient for you:• Begin studies in spring, summer, or fall• Coursework is offered late afternoons, evenings and Saturdays
School Guidance Counselor coursework prepares students to:• Create comprehensive and developmental school guidance counseling programs• Provide services that support all students with their academic, personal/social and
career development• Provide diagnosis and consultation as integral members of school teams that promote
academic achievement, strive to close achievement gaps, and help their students tograduate career and college ready
MENtAl HEAltH COUNSElING
Become qualified for individual, family,child and group mental health counseling
Mental health counseling involves the application ofthe principles of psychotherapy, human development,learning theory, group dynamics, psychopathology,and intervention/treatment planning. This three-yearprogram prepares professionals for counseling positionsin a wide variety of settings such as community mentalhealth centers and residential treatment facilities.The applications are relevant to individuals, couples,children, families and groups for the purposes of treatingpsychopathology and promoting optimal mental health.
program graduates have the opportunity to apply for licensure in mental health counseling (lMHC).
Get started this summer:PSY 7010 Counseling Theories PSY 7030 Introduction to Professional Counseling:Issues & Skills
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/counselingEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“Fitchburg State Universitydelivered a vigorousgraduate counselingprogram. It included thetheoretical and practicalapplication of currentcurriculum practices, aswell as future trends inthe growing field of schoolguidance counseling. Dynamicprofessors ensured that everycompetency required forschool counselor licensurewas mastered. I am grateful to the University instructors,field site supervising practitioners and my peers for providing me with a solidfoundation on which to buildand sustain an effective schoolcounselor practice, onerooted in ‘care, knowledge,ethics, skill and reflectiveleadership.’ ”
–Joan Glasheen D’Onofrio
WE’RE GOOD TO OUR FRIENDS
like us on Facebook and find out for yourself:facebook.com/fitchburgstategce
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MS IN COUNSELINGSCHOOl GUIDANCE COUNSElINGpRE K–8 AND/OR 5–12 (INItIAl lICENSURE)
Become a school guidance counselor!
This program is designed to prepare highly skilled professional school guidance counselors to work with all students and the entire school community including culturally diverse populations and students with serious emotional, cognitive, and behavioral disorders.
Our NCATE accredited program prepares graduates with the credentials to apply forinitial licensure as an elementary school (Pre K-8) and/or secondary school (5-12)guidance counselor. Students also have the opportunity to seek dual licensure (Pre K-12)with additional coursework.
Our program offers a schedule that is convenient for you:• Begin studies in spring, summer, or fall• Coursework is offered late afternoons, evenings and Saturdays
School Guidance Counselor coursework prepares students to:• Create comprehensive and developmental school guidance counseling programs• Provide services that support all students with their academic, personal/social and
career development• Provide diagnosis and consultation as integral members of school teams that promote
academic achievement, strive to close achievement gaps, and help their students tograduate career and college ready
MENtAl HEAltH COUNSElING
Become qualified for individual, family,child and group mental health counseling
Mental health counseling involves the application ofthe principles of psychotherapy, human development,learning theory, group dynamics, psychopathology,and intervention/treatment planning. This three-yearprogram prepares professionals for counseling positionsin a wide variety of settings such as community mentalhealth centers and residential treatment facilities.The applications are relevant to individuals, couples,children, families and groups for the purposes of treatingpsychopathology and promoting optimal mental health.
program graduates have the opportunity to apply for licensure in mental health counseling (lMHC).
Get started this summer:PSY 7010 Counseling Theories PSY 7030 Introduction to Professional Counseling:Issues & Skills
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/gce/counselingEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3182INFORMATION SESSION: April 17
“Fitchburg State Universitydelivered a vigorousgraduate counselingprogram. It included thetheoretical and practicalapplication of currentcurriculum practices, aswell as future trends inthe growing field of schoolguidance counseling. Dynamicprofessors ensured that everycompetency required forschool counselor licensurewas mastered. I am grateful to the University instructors,field site supervising practitioners and my peers for providing me with a solidfoundation on which to buildand sustain an effective schoolcounselor practice, onerooted in ‘care, knowledge,ethics, skill and reflectiveleadership.’ ”
–Joan Glasheen D’Onofrio
WE’RE GOOD TO OUR FRIENDS
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CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
ADVANCED plACEMENt SUMMER INStItUtESJuly 7 – 11, 2014 July 14 – 18, 2014• Biology • Chemistry
• Spanish Language • English Language and Composition
• Calculus • U.S. Government and Politics
• Psychology • U.S. History
• Economics • Studio Art
• English Literature and Composition • Statistics
29th ANNUAl FINE ARtS DIRECtOR SUMMER INStItUtEJuly 14 – 18 and July 21 – 25, 2014
Founded 29 years ago, the Fine Arts Director Institute has trained hundreds of arts educatorsand artists throughout New England. Student learning is facilitated by experienced fine artsinstructors in a unique, personalized small class setting. Participants explore the creativeprocess in arts education, community and interdepartmental relations, diversity, budgeting,the needs of exceptional learners, instruction and assessment.
NEXt GENERAtION lEADERSHIp SUMMIt FOR pUBlIC SAFEty pROFESSIONAlSJune 1 – 6, 2014
This week-long institute will introduce public safety professionals to new skills and tools leading to new perspectives on leadership in your profession. The instituteincludes six seminars on topics such as: effective communication, managing workplaceconflict, building relationships, bridging the cultural gap, developing leadership skills, andemergency preparedness. Co-sponsored by Fitchburg State University, the Crocker Centerfor Civic Engagement, and the Fitchburg and Harvard Police Departments.
Register today!
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/cpsEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3636
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT*
Coming soon! A new Educational Leadership and Management program will belaunched later this spring and will begin officially with the first cohort Fall 2014. Thisrigorous and cutting edge program will provide the opportunity for candidates to earnan initial license as a principal or supervisor/director and an M.Ed. or CAGS. There willbe non-licensure versions of the program as well. This new leadership program willprovide the candidate a pathway to develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions tolead today’s schools, to increase student learning, and to develop actions to close theachievement gap. The Massachusetts Educator Evaluation System, ProfessionalLearning Community/Critical Friends protocols, and data-driven decision making are integrated throughout the program.
Attend the April 17 Information Session to learn about the new programs.Register today at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
*Pending approval from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE)
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CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
ADVANCED plACEMENt SUMMER INStItUtESJuly 7 – 11, 2014 July 14 – 18, 2014• Biology • Chemistry
• Spanish Language • English Language and Composition
• Calculus • U.S. Government and Politics
• Psychology • U.S. History
• Economics • Studio Art
• English Literature and Composition • Statistics
29th ANNUAl FINE ARtS DIRECtOR SUMMER INStItUtEJuly 14 – 18 and July 21 – 25, 2014
Founded 29 years ago, the Fine Arts Director Institute has trained hundreds of arts educatorsand artists throughout New England. Student learning is facilitated by experienced fine artsinstructors in a unique, personalized small class setting. Participants explore the creativeprocess in arts education, community and interdepartmental relations, diversity, budgeting,the needs of exceptional learners, instruction and assessment.
NEXt GENERAtION lEADERSHIp SUMMIt FOR pUBlIC SAFEty pROFESSIONAlSJune 1 – 6, 2014
This week-long institute will introduce public safety professionals to new skills and tools leading to new perspectives on leadership in your profession. The instituteincludes six seminars on topics such as: effective communication, managing workplaceconflict, building relationships, bridging the cultural gap, developing leadership skills, andemergency preparedness. Co-sponsored by Fitchburg State University, the Crocker Centerfor Civic Engagement, and the Fitchburg and Harvard Police Departments.
Register today!
VISIT: fitchburgstate.edu/cpsEMAIL: [email protected]: 978-665-3636
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT*
Coming soon! A new Educational Leadership and Management program will belaunched later this spring and will begin officially with the first cohort Fall 2014. Thisrigorous and cutting edge program will provide the opportunity for candidates to earnan initial license as a principal or supervisor/director and an M.Ed. or CAGS. There willbe non-licensure versions of the program as well. This new leadership program willprovide the candidate a pathway to develop the knowledge, skills, and dispositions tolead today’s schools, to increase student learning, and to develop actions to close theachievement gap. The Massachusetts Educator Evaluation System, ProfessionalLearning Community/Critical Friends protocols, and data-driven decision making are integrated throughout the program.
Attend the April 17 Information Session to learn about the new programs.Register today at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
*Pending approval from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE)
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ACADEMIC CALENDARSUMMER SESSION I: MAy 27 – JUNE 27, 2014
SUMMER SESSION II: JUly 7 – AUGUSt 8, 2014
April 7 Registration for summer courses begins
April 17 Graduate and Continuing Education Information Session, Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State University, 5–6:30 p.m. Learnmore and register at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
May 16 Late registration for Summer Session I begins. $25.00 late chargewill be added for students registering as of this date for SummerSession I. Registrations and course changes must be receivedprior to the second class meeting. Class meeting time defined as 2.5 hours.
May 27 First day of classes for Summer Session I
June 27 Late registration for Summer Session II begins. $25.00 late chargewill be added for students registering as of this date for SummerSession II. Registrations and course changes must be receivedprior to the second class meeting. Class meeting time defined as 2.5 hours.
June 27 Final day of classes for Summer Session I
July 7 First day of classes for Summer Session II
August 8 Final day of classes for Summer Session II
August 12 Graduate and Continuing Education Information Session, Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State University, 5–6:30 p.m. Learnmore and register at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
Calendar Subject to Change.
For the most current calendar visit fitchburgstate.edu/gce/calendar
ADVISING AND ADMISSIONSADVISING:Marylyn GainanCoordinator of Graduate and Continuing Education Advising and Support ServicesPhone: 978-665-3660Email: [email protected]
ADMISSIONS:Tara ManzelloAssistant Director of AdmissionsPhone: 978-665-3020Email: [email protected]
VEtERANS:For veterans benefits information,visit fitchburgstate.edu/veterans
HAVE QUEStIONS?Find answers atfitchburgstate.edu/gce/faq
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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ACADEMIC CALENDARSUMMER SESSION I: MAy 27 – JUNE 27, 2014
SUMMER SESSION II: JUly 7 – AUGUSt 8, 2014
April 7 Registration for summer courses begins
April 17 Graduate and Continuing Education Information Session, Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State University, 5–6:30 p.m. Learnmore and register at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
May 16 Late registration for Summer Session I begins. $25.00 late chargewill be added for students registering as of this date for SummerSession I. Registrations and course changes must be receivedprior to the second class meeting. Class meeting time defined as 2.5 hours.
May 27 First day of classes for Summer Session I
June 27 Late registration for Summer Session II begins. $25.00 late chargewill be added for students registering as of this date for SummerSession II. Registrations and course changes must be receivedprior to the second class meeting. Class meeting time defined as 2.5 hours.
June 27 Final day of classes for Summer Session I
July 7 First day of classes for Summer Session II
August 8 Final day of classes for Summer Session II
August 12 Graduate and Continuing Education Information Session, Thompson Hall, Fitchburg State University, 5–6:30 p.m. Learnmore and register at fitchburgstate.edu/gce/infosession
Calendar Subject to Change.
For the most current calendar visit fitchburgstate.edu/gce/calendar
ADVISING AND ADMISSIONSADVISING:Marylyn GainanCoordinator of Graduate and Continuing Education Advising and Support ServicesPhone: 978-665-3660Email: [email protected]
ADMISSIONS:Tara ManzelloAssistant Director of AdmissionsPhone: 978-665-3020Email: [email protected]
VEtERANS:For veterans benefits information,visit fitchburgstate.edu/veterans
HAVE QUEStIONS?Find answers atfitchburgstate.edu/gce/faq
Register for classes beginning April 7View our current SUMMER COURSES at:
fitchburgstate.edu/gce/register
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