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Taylor Kennedy Successfully Defends his Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

Congratulations to Taylor Kennedy who on Thursday, December 18, 2026, successfully defended his dissertation proposal.The title of Taylor’s dissertation is,...

Meghan McGourty Successfully Defends her Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

Congratulations to Meghan McGourty who on Thursday, December 18, 2026, successfully defended her dissertation research proposal.The title of Meghan’s...

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Doctoral Program Fall 2025 Newsletter

Doctoral Program | School of Education

We’re excited to share the latest edition of the Manhattanville University Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership’s Fall 2025 Newsletter.In this...

Successful Final Dissertation Defense - Congratulations Alexandra LaFontaine-Casabona!

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

Congratulations to Alexandra LaFontaine-Casabona who on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, successfully defended her dissertation.The title of Alex’s dissertation...

Announcement celebrating a doctoral candidate’s dissertation on women principals navigating gender roles in public schools

Successful Final Dissertation Defense - Congratulations Mariya Pushkantser!

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

Congratulations to Mariya Pushkantser who on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, successfully defended her dissertation.The title of Mariya’s dissertation is...

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The Rose Institute Offers Life-Changing Literacy Instruction

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy | School of Education

Building Strong Readers Through Research-Backed Literacy InstructionUnlike spoken language, reading is not a skill the human brain is naturally wired to...