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Teacher Education Graduate Fellowships Information Session
Learn about Merrimack's M.Ed. in Teacher Education program and our full-tuition fellowship opportunities!
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Learn about Merrimack's M.Ed. in Teacher Education program and our full-tuition fellowship opportunities!
This convenient virtual event features current students as they show you around campus and host a Q&A session where they’ll talk about their own Merrimack experiences—LIVE on Zoom!Â
Enjoy a cup of coffee and chat with a Graduate Admission counselor about Merrimack's graduate programs!
Learn more about our schools and programs, tour campus and residence halls, check out our student clubs/organizations and meet members of our community!
Join the Winston School of Education & Social Policy for an Academic Preview Day! Attend sessions covering all things academics, hear from current students and faculty, join a mock class and begin to imagine your future as a Warrior.Â
Join the Girard School of Business for an Academic Preview Day! Attend sessions covering all things academics, hear from current students and faculty, join a mock class and begin to imagine your future as a Warrior.Â
Learn about the Merrimack College community, application process, financial aid, your program's curriculum, professional opportunities, fellowships and more!
ADHD is one of the most familiar disorders in classrooms from K-12. This workshop will discuss the characteristics of the disorder and how to view ADHD from the dual perspectives of the medical and social models of disability. Participants will learn an array of strategies to help students across grade levels. Register as soon as […]
This fourth module releases on December 15. Description: Learn essential techniques and best practices for effectively welcoming and supporting newly arrived multilingual learners, ensuring a supportive transition into the classroom and community. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will have rolling registration. […]
The term neurodivergent was coined in the 1990s by Australian sociologist Judy Singer. The movement has spread significantly, influencing the way children, parents, and educators look at disability. We will engage with the model, compare it to a medical model of disability, and discover new approaches to helping students use their strengths to improve academic […]
This fifth module releases on January 15. Description: Educators will learn how to easily identify the academic English of their content area and build these language skills for all students, without straying from content standards. If you have not joined our online platform for this series yet, it is not too late! This series will […]
Workshop Description:Â We can hone our attention to focus on our strengths, assets, and skills. This helps us generally feel better and enables us to respond to challenges more effectively. Focusing on strengths also boosts our levels of self-efficacy, and we feel more empowered to influence our surroundings. Presenter Biography:Â Stephanie Letourneau is a certified mindfulness instructor […]
Amber Bean ’24 helped to plan the College’s annual fundraising event in Lawler Arena.
