ED 532 - Saint Joseph's College of Maine

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YOUR INSTRUCTORMr. Gary Rosenthal, a native of northernVirginia, received his Bachelor’s Degree inPolitical Science and Geography andMaster’s Degree in Political Science andSchool Administration from Virginia Tech inBlacksburg, Virginia. He also has attendedthe Principal’s Institute at Harvard and iscurrently working on his Doctorate.Mr. Rosenthal has been a Principal at allgrade levels and has been a leader inreform and school-turnaround programs in public schools in Virginia, Maryland,Delaware, and most recently in Maine. An educational leader for over 20 years, he hasserved on the Board of Directors of the Harvard Principals’ Center, the ChesapeakeCenter for the Coalition of Essential Schools and on visiting committees with theSouthern, Middle States’ and New England Accreditation Associations. He has alsoserved as a member and President of the Dorchester County, MD Board of Education,and has been an Adjunct Professor of Graduate Education at Trinity University inWashington, DC and at the New England College in Maine. In addition, Mr. Rosenthalhas attended School Leadership Institutes at The College of William and Mary andSalisbury State University. Mr. Rosenthal previously served as the AssistantSuperintendent and Curriculum Coordinator for the Sheepscot Valley RSU #12 inMaine, and now serves as Superintendent of Schools for AOS #97 – Winthrop/Fayette.Mr. Rosenthal has been recognized by Harvard University for “Significant Contributionsto the Professional Development of America’s School Leaders”. In addition, he receivedthe Comcast Communications 2002-2003 “School Leadership and StudentAchievement Award”, and was nominated for the Paul G. Carlson Award, for work withDE Professional Development programs at the school and regional levels.Mr. Rosenthal is a member of The Academy of Political Science, Phi Delta Kappa, TheAssociation for Supervision and Curriculum Development, The American Association ofSchool Administrators, the MSSA, and The Christian Legal Society.
HOW DO I ACCESS DISABILITIES SERVICES?Anyone who would like information or needs access to accommodations or servicesrelated to disabilities should contact the college’s Accommodations Office. Pleasecontact your Academic Advisor or refer to the Student Handbook for more information.This course was developed by Saint Joseph’s College of Maine for the exclusive useof students enrolled in the College’s Division of Graduate and Professional Studies.For more information on this course, including the official course description and anyprerequisites, can be found in the GPS Catalog at http://www.sjcme.edu/gpscatalog/Copyright2012 by Saint Joseph’s College of Maine - All Rights Reserved
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