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PDK Membership Meeting:
“Social Skills for Students with Autism”
Presented by
Kathleen Maggio-Straub
Behavior Specialist / Special Education Teacher
Sayville Public Schools
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
6 p.m.
Room 301 Wang Center
Stony Brook University
Refreshments will be served.
Question and Answer Period to Follow.
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Who Can Attend?
ALL ARE WELCOME
Even if you are not yet a member, please join us for this informative presentation!
Free to Members—Non-Members $10 (Membership applications will be accepted at sign-in table.)
RSVP by Nov. 9th to marlene.brennan@stonybrook.edu or sullykeck@aol.com
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Hispanic Heritage Month
October marks the 20th Anniversary of Hispanic Heritage Month at Stony Brook University. Celebrate the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors come from Spain, Mexico, the Carribean, and Central and South America.
The Stony Brook community can choose from a variety of events—including the Long Island Latino International Film Festival, of which SPD is a proud supporter.
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Dean Edelson Presents Leadership Workshop to University Professionals
On March 25, Dean Edelson presented a workshop on "The Five Fingers of Leadership" to a gathering of United University Professionals (UUP) members. More than 55 participants attended to listen to the Dean Edelson's presentation and ask follow-up questions as part of the union's lunchtime learning series. |
Dean Edelson Receives Award for Publication on Distance Learning
Dean Paul Edelson and Dr. Von Pittman have won the Specialty Books Excellence in Research Award for their article "Historical Perspectives on Distance Learning in the United States," which appeared in "Economics of Distance Learning: Theory, Practice, and Research" by W.J. Bramble and S. Panda, eds. (Routledge, 2008).
New Articulation Agreement With Fordham Allows Ed Leadership Students Seamless Transfer into Ed.D. Program
SPD is proud to announce an articulation agreement between Stony Brook University and Fordham University's Graduate School of Education. Upon successful completion of our Advanced Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership, there will be a seamless transfer into Fordam's doctoral program in Educational Leadership for students who meet Fordham's admission standards. Furthermore, the Ed.D. will be awarded upon completion of forty-five (45) units, including dissertation. The first six credits of this doctoral program will be offered through SPD at Stony Brook tuition rates. »Details
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