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Adult and Community Education |
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Communications Media |
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Counseling |
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Educational and School Psychology |
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Instructional Programs and Resources in
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Professional Studies in Education |
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Special Education and Clinical Services |
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Student Affairs in Higher Education |
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The College of Education & Educational
Technology provides leading edge development and growth opportunities for
leaders in the fields of education and allied professions. |
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A highly innovative program delivered by CCAC
and IUP faculty jointly at the CCAC campus. |
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Prepare for NCATE accreditation and PDE program
approval visits in fall 2003 |
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Review and approve a technology plan for the
college based on departmental plans |
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Complete searches for vacant faculty positions
on a priority basis |
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Provide for continuity in the leadership of the
teacher education program |
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Foreign Language in the Elementary
School-Spanish Bilingual Education |
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Professional Developmental Schools in
Cooperation with Heinz Foundation in Pittsburgh |
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Professional Developmental Early Childhood
Program in Derry Schools |
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SAIL Project [Meloy] |
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Link to Learn [Tellis] |
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Technology in Education [Lamberski] |
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NSF [Peard and Judi Hechtman] |
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Praxis Preparation Project [M Rafoth] |
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Continuation of
PT3 [Yost and Dudt] |
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SSHE Social Equity [Baker/Jackson/Klein] |
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ETEN International Education Project
[Vold/Bieger] |
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K-12 Computing Services Center [Meloy] |
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NICE –National Institute for Corrections
Education [Johnson] |
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Technology in Education [Lamberski] |
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This multi-year grant has produced a variety of
products including the "Pennsylvania Technology Atlas" which has
helped to shape how state agencies use technology. Dr. Lamberski is
currently involved in Homeland Security efforts within the Commonwealth,
which may lead to a research model based on the design of the Link to Learn
and the Governor’s Office of Technology initiatives |
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NSF [Peard and Judi Hechtman] |
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The grant is looking at ways to infuse
constructivist approaches to science and mathematics teaching in an attempt
to meet national standards. This is a partnership among the State System
Universities and includes local teams consisting of public school and
Junior College faculty and students from the universities. |
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Praxis Preparation Project [M Rafoth] |
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This program will help students prepare for the
PRAXIS I exam through a computerized program, a variety of workshops, and
tutorials for each section of the test. |
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Continuation of
PT3 [Yost and Dudt] |
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The PT3 grant was granted a no cost extension
until May 2003. This will allow us to complete our objective of enhancing
field studies with technology including web-based video conferencing,
WebCT, video, and electronic portfolios. |
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SSHE Social Equity [Baker/Jackson] |
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A grant that provides a summer workshop for high
school students with learning disabilities to learn about higher education
opportunities and also gives our undergraduates an opportunity for some
pre-student-teaching experiences |
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ETEN International Education Project
[Vold/Bieger] |
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This is a FIPSE grant between IUP, Georgia
State, Texas Christian, Malmoe Univ. (Sweden), Liverpool College (England),
and Gronigen Univ. (Netherlands). This 3-year grant is designed to increase
student mobility and promote faculty exchanges. |
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K-12 Computing Services Center [Meloy] |
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NICE –National Institute for Corrections
Education [John Johnson, Chris Zimmerman] |
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• $600,000 US ED and $388,000 DOJ |
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• NICE will provide correctional
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Comprehensive program of professional education
and development |
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Clearinghouse for educational resources and
research |
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Model curricula for correctional education |
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Student Teaching in Europe |
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International Exchange in cooperation with the
E-TEN Universities |
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Cooperative Program with University of
Greenwich, UK |
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International Student Teaching in England,
Ireland, Denmark, Ireland |
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Cooperative Programs in China and Kenya |
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Provide a long-term plan for organization and
financing of Professional Development Schools and other collaborative
ventures |
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Develop and implement a plan to reduce the
undergraduate programs to the SSHE mandated 120 semester hours |
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Continue to develop the activities of the office
of Special Projects Development Center |
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Provide for a college-wide focus for our
graduate programs |
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Complete the college-wide technology plan |
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Continue to increase the number of “technology
classrooms” |
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Continue to offer at least 10 technology
workshops for faculty and staff each semester |
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Continue to assist departments and faculty with
development and updates of web pages |
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Obtain grant funding for wireless classrooms |
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Obtain grant funding for observation rooms for
Counseling and Educational and School Psychology |
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Portfolio templates have been revised and are
now based on the INTASC principles |
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More than 25 workshops for faculty and students
have been offered |
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COMM 103 and other classes are preparing
students to develop their electronic portfolios |
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The Portfolio file server is fully operational |
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The Portfolio Assistance Center is operational |
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Some faculty still need to require students to
create artifacts for their electronic portfolios and advisors need to
review student progress with their portfolios |
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6 computer projection systems were added into
classrooms in 2001-2002 |
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9 computer projection systems were added into
classrooms in summer 2002 |
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Wireless mice are being added for classrooms
with projection systems |
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New technology podiums in classrooms with
projection systems are being added |
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Davis Lab was converted from a “University Lab”
to a “College Lab” |
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43 new computers, all with CD burners and DVD
players have been installed in the Davis Lab |
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Portfolio Assistance Center (formerly Incubator
Lab) was moved to Davis 127 – 21 new computers with CD burners, DVD players
and video editing equipment |
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New graphics software for the Graphics Lab will
be installed this fall semester |
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Upgrade to WindowsXP and OfficeXP for labs and
faculty computers is in progress |
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Portfolio Server is now fully operational |
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Project Directory (to assist development of
electronic portfolios) is now fully operational |
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Upgrades for file servers are in progress |
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WIUP-FM and WIUP-TV stations were upgraded to
digital systems |
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Observation Room system is being installed for
Special Education |
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