KMN EDUCATION
Educational Background
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Mayfield City Schools
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Ohio University
Bachelors of Science in Education (B.S. Ed.)
Social Studies Comprehensive (Integrated Social Studies)
Program of Study: Integrated Social Studies Major
The Social Studies Comprehensive program prepares candidates to teach all areas of social studies in grades 7-12. The program of study includes courses in history, economics, geography, and political science.
Student Teaching Practicum:
Alexander High School
6125 School Rd.
Albany, OH 45710
Phone: 740.698.8831
Fax: 740.698.3614
www.alexanderschools.org
Albany School District - Albany, Ohio
Social Studies Comprehensive (Integrated Social Studies)
Program of Study: Integrated Social Studies Major
The Social Studies Comprehensive program prepares candidates to teach all areas of social studies in grades 7-12. The program of study includes courses in history, economics, geography, and political science.
Student Teaching Practicum:
Alexander High School
6125 School Rd.
Albany, OH 45710
Phone: 740.698.8831
Fax: 740.698.3614
www.alexanderschools.org
Albany School District - Albany, Ohio
James Madison University
Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Education Technology
Program of Study: Learning, Technology, and Leadership Education: Master of Education, Educational/Instructional Technology degree
The Master of Education Degree (M. Ed.) with a concentration in Educational serves students who work in, or who intend to pursue careers in, K-12, higher education, business and industry, and consulting.
Thesis: Tk20 support, training and resource creation
Staff Development-Implementing Accreditation Technology Through Collaboration
Education Technology
Program of Study: Learning, Technology, and Leadership Education: Master of Education, Educational/Instructional Technology degree
The Master of Education Degree (M. Ed.) with a concentration in Educational serves students who work in, or who intend to pursue careers in, K-12, higher education, business and industry, and consulting.
Thesis: Tk20 support, training and resource creation
Staff Development-Implementing Accreditation Technology Through Collaboration
Hiroshima University
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International Network of Universities
Hiroshima University Hiroshima, Japan The INU Student Seminar on Global Citizenship-Peace 2009 What is a Global Citizen? The Master’s Summer School on the theme of Global Citizenship was an opportunity for INU students at masters’ level to meet, listen to, discuss and produce written works with academics and other master’s students from different INU universities. In addition to academics, the Master’s Summer School included a two day long Cultural Program in Hiroshima City where participants listened to the personal account from an Atomic Bomb Survivor, visited the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and on the morning of the 6th of August attended through special entry, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony. The program was attended by 69 students and 15 Facilitators and Staff from all corners of the world. HU Page: The INU Student Seminar on Global Citizenship & Peace JMU Page: INU Student Seminar for Global Citizenship and Peace INU Page: Student Seminar for Global Citizenship and Peace |
Continuing Education Courses
The Ohio State University, Winter Quarter 2003 - History of War (HIST 380)
The Ohio State University, Winter Quarter 2003 - Introduction to American Business History (HIST 387)
Communicate Institute & Walsh University 2016 – Succeeding with Student in Poverty (EDT 6916)
Ashland University, Centers for Economic Education 2016 – Sectionalism in America (ECED 584 SIA)
Ashland University, AU Massillon/Stark Center 2016 – Differentiated Instruction Using PowerPoint (EDU 6250)
The Ohio State University, Winter Quarter 2003 - Introduction to American Business History (HIST 387)
Communicate Institute & Walsh University 2016 – Succeeding with Student in Poverty (EDT 6916)
Ashland University, Centers for Economic Education 2016 – Sectionalism in America (ECED 584 SIA)
Ashland University, AU Massillon/Stark Center 2016 – Differentiated Instruction Using PowerPoint (EDU 6250)