education

Ever since she was a child, Asma Hosein knew she wanted to be an educator.  “My mom was a teacher, and she’s one of my biggest role models,” said Hosein,…

St. Joseph’s UPK (Universal Pre-Kindergarten) program offers jobs to nearly 100 SJNY alumni annually — and not just those with an education degree. In addition to offering free pre-K education…

It was while he was playing the ever-popular New York Times daily word game Wordle that St. Joseph’s student Steven Silvestri was inspired to create a mathematical version, which he…

SJC Long Island alumna Diane Fox, an assistant principal at Hampton Bays Middle School, was named the 2022 New York State Secondary School Assistant Principal of the Year. Given by…

Hundreds of students have had success after earning a dual degree from St. Joseph’s College. Within just five years, students have the opportunity to receive both their bachelor’s and master’s…

Future teachers reached an unprecedented obstacle during the COVID-19 pandemic: fewer options to get valuable practice time in front of a classroom. Anne Mulligan, Ph.D., associate chair and assistant professor…

The above photo is courtesy of the South Fork Sea Farmers. Despite so many functions of their education being virtual these days, St. Joseph’s College child study students are still…

St. Joseph’s College added two new Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) degree programs to its course offerings: a Master of Arts in TESOL and an Advanced Certificate…

The Office of Alumni Engagement will host a virtual trivia night fundraiser Jan. 23 in remembrance of SJC Brooklyn alumnus Joseph Lewinger ’00, who died in March of COVID-19 complications.…

SJC Brooklyn’s chapter of Kappa Delta Pi — an honor society dedicated to education — hosted a virtual Celebration of Teaching event this week. A group of four alumni joined…