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Dr.
Victoria
Marquesen,
Associate Dean
of the College
of Education,
Engineering and
Professional
Studies |
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Office: Technology Building Room 243 Dr. Marquesen studied at the University of Kansas where she earned a Master of Arts degree in Child Development, and a Doctor of Philosophy in Developmental and Child Psychology. Her post-doctoral work at Ohio State University was in Special Education. Dr. Marquesen currently serves at Associate Dean of the College of Education, Engineering and Professional Studies. In addition, Dr. Marquesen serves as Program Coordinator for the Teacher Education Program and the Liberal Studies major. She is also the Project Director for several grant initiatives including the Southern Colorado Teacher Educational Alliance, Transition to Teaching Project, Professional Development Initiative, Teacher Recruitment Initiative and a Title V Cooperative grant. |
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Dr.
Lana Hunter,
Visiting
Assistant
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
244 Dr. Hunter studied at Lesley University where she earned a Master of Education degree in Educational Technology. She earned a Doctor of Education degree from Nova Southeastern University in Educational Leadership. Dr. Hunter currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Differentiation of Instruction and Frameworks of Education. |
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Dr.
Margie Massey,
Assistant
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
271
Dr. Massey
studied at the
University of
Wyoming where
she earned a
Master of
Science degree
in Instructional
Technology and a
Doctor of
Education degree
in Instructional
Technology with
concentrations
in Instructional
Technology and
Adult Education.
Her
dissertation was
titled:
The Efficacy of Web-Based Tutorials in an Online Adult Learning Environment.
Dr.
Massey currently
teaches
undergraduate
and graduate
courses in
Instructional
Technology.
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Dr.
Jenny Piazza,
Associate
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
268 Dr. Piazza studied at Adams State College where she earned her Master of Arts degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis in Elementary Mathematics Education. She earned a Doctor of Education degree at Oklahoma State University in Curriculum and Instruction, with an emphasis in Elementary Mathematics Education and Early Childhood Education. Dr. Piazza’s dissertation was titled: An Inquiry Into the Mathematics Culture of a Primary Constructivist Classroom: An Ethnographic Description. Dr. Piazza currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Elementary Mathematics, Children’s Literature and Integrated Methods. |
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Dr.
Jeff Piquette,
Associate
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
269 Dr. Piquette studied at the University of Northern Colorado where he earned his Master of Arts degree in Chemistry with a research emphasis in organic and biochemistry, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Chemistry Education with areas of specialization in Chemistry Education, Biochemistry, and Organic Chemistry. Dr. Piquette’s dissertation was titled: An Analysis of Strategies Used by Chemistry Instructors to Address Student Alternate Conceptions in Chemical Equilibrium. Dr. Piquette currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Elementary and Secondary Science Methods. |
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Mr.
Timothy Peters,
Assistant
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
272 Mr. Timothy Peters studied at the University of Michigan, School of Information where he earned his Master of Science degree in Information with a concentration in Human-Computer Interaction and Instructional Technology. Mr. Peters is currently a candidate for Doctor of Education in Instructional Technology at the University of Wyoming. Mr. Peters currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Instructional Technology, and Foundations and Frameworks of Teaching. |
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Dr.
Sue Pettit,
Assistant
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
270 Dr. Sue Pettit studied at the University of Northern Iowa where she earned her Master of Education degree in Elementary Reading and Language Arts, and a Doctor of Education degree in Education with emphasis in Inclusive Leadership. She holds National Board for Professional Teaching Certification in Early Adolescent English/Language Arts. Dr. Pettit currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Differentiation of Instruction and Graduate Research. |
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Dr.
John Ryan,
Professor of
Education |
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Office:
Technology
Building Room
267 Dr. Ryan studied at the Claremont Graduate School where he earned his Masters of Arts degree in English Education and Rhetoric, and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Reading. His dissertation was titled: Family Patterns and Reading Problems”. Dr. Ryan currently teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Social Studies Methods and Reading. |
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