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Taylor Kennedy Successfully Defends his Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

The title of Taylor’s dissertation is, "DISCOVERING THE SECRET OF GAME-BASED LEARNING: A META-ANALYSIS OF GAME-BASED LEARNING ON STUDENT...

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Meghan McGourty Successfully Defends her Dissertation Proposal

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

The title of Meghan’s dissertation is, "JOB SATISFACTION AMONG SPECIAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS." Overview of Problem: Special education...

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Doctoral Program Fall 2025 Newsletter

Doctoral Program | School of Education

In this newsletter you will learn about compelling doctoral research, hear success stories from our EdD students, alumni, and faculty, and remain...

Title: Congratulations to Alexandra LaFontaine-Casabona who on Tuesday, December 9, 2026, successfully defended her dissertation. Dissertation details and headshot

Successful Final Dissertation Defense - Congratulations Alexandra LaFontaine-Casabona!

Doctoral Program | School of Education | Student Spotlights

The title of Alex’s dissertation is: "UNDER PRESSURE: A MIXED METHODS STUDY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS’ EXPERIENCES OF BURNOUT...

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

The title of Mariya’s dissertation is “ACT LIKE A MAN AND SMILE”: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF WOMEN PRINCIPALS’ EXPERIENCES...

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The Rose Institute Offers Life-Changing Literacy Instruction

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy | School of Education

Unlike spoken language, reading is not a skill the human brain is naturally wired to acquire. Children learn to speak through exposure and interaction, but...

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