College of Education and Human Services
Graduate Programs Information Session

Tuesday, June 3, 2008
6:00 – 7:30pm
University Hall, Room 1060

Join us to learn how one of our graduate programs can help you to advance in your current field, or prepare for a new career. Participants will have the opportunity to meet the Deans and Department Chairs, and speak directly with faculty about specific masters, certification, and certificate programs, including:

Masters Degree Programs

• Counseling (M.A.)
• Early Childhood Elementary Education (M.Ed.)
• Early Childhood Special Education (M.Ed.)
• Educational Leadership (M.A.)
• Educational Leadership, Concentration in Educator Trainer (M.A.)
• Exercise Science and Physical Education (M.A.)
• Health Education (M.A.)
• Learning Disabilties (M.Ed.)
• Nutrition and Food Science (M.S.)
• Reading (M.A.)
• Special Education (M.Ed.)
• Teacher Leadership (M.Ed.)
• Teaching – Early Childhood (M.A.T.)
• Teaching - Elementary (M.A.T.)
• Teaching – Subject Area (M.A.T.)

Initial Teacher Certification Programs

• Early Childhood Education (Certification)
• Elementary Education (Certification)
• Subject Areas (Certification)

Advanced Certification Programs (for those with initial teacher certification)

• Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant
• Reading Specialist
• Associate School Library Media Specialist
• Teacher of Students with Disabilities/P-3
• Teacher of Students with Disabilities/K-5 or Content Area Certification

Administrative and Educational Services Certification Programs

• Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor
• Principal
• School Business Administrator
• School Counseling (Post Masters)
• Substance Awareness Coordinator
• Supervisor

Certificate Programs

• Advanced Counseling (Post-Masters)
• American Dietetic Association (ADA)
• Food Safety Instructor
• Gifted and Talented
• Health Education
• Human Sexuality Education
• Nutrition and Exercise Science
• Philosophy for Children

We are now accepting applications for Fall 2008 graduate study! To register for this Information Session, please e-mail Dr. Kim O’Halloran, Associate Dean, at ohallorank@mail.montclair.edu, indicating the area(s) of study in which you are most interested.

We hope to see you there!