New! Careers in Teaching (CIT) Program
A new teacher education program, Careers in Teaching, is impacting many undergraduatess in significant ways! With extra advising and financial support and a dedication to pursue teaching certification, these first generation college students and college students with disabilities have become a strong cohort of 140 freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. But don't take our word for it, see what the students have to say in the first CIT News Bulletin or on the website!
- Spring 2012 Faculty Advising Days/Hours
- About the Dean
- 2010 - 2011 Faculty Scholarship (pdf)
- Meet Our Graduate Students in Education (Video)
- Recommended Reading From the Dean
Spotlight
Job Fair Know-How: Tips for Success
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
4:00 - 5:30pm
This workshop is ideal for pre-service teachers and school counselors who plan on attending job fairs during the upcoming hiring season.
Click here to register for this event.
Lehman College - Carman Hall, Room TBA
Anne Arundel County (Maryland) Public Schools: Info and Recruitment Session
Tuesday, March 6th, 2012
2:00 - 5:00pm
For information and to register for this event, please click here.
Lehman College - Carman Hall room B75/76
New York State Association for Independent Schools Job Fair to Promote Diversity
Saturday, March 10th, 2012
9:30am - 3:00pm
Click here for more details.

Andrea Zakin Receives Recognition Award
On October 22nd, at the 31st Annual Citywide Art Education Conference, the New York City Art Teachers Association presented its 2011 Recognition Award in the area of Higher Education to Dr. Andrea Zakin, Associate Professor in the department of Early Childhood and Childhood Education here at Lehman. Dr. Zakin was honored for her work in training and cultivating a generation (so far!) of students for their NY State Certification to teach Art from K to 12. At the heart of Dr. Zakin’s work with students is her research on cognitive decision-making in art instruction and production, on the interconnections between art and language, and on aesthetic education. Dr. Zakin’s own art work explores the fairy tales and age old myths among which we live, and the psychology that informs them.
The Recognition Award was the second honor Dr. Zakin received this year: the first was at the NYCATA celebration at the Museum of Modern Art, on June 10th, where Dr. Zakin and other awardees presented during the session on Outstanding Educators’ Best Practices.
Announcements
The Celebration of Teaching & Learning
March 16 - 17, 2012 in New York City
The seventh annual Celebration (hosted by WNET New York Public Media – parent company of public television stations THIRTEEN & WLIW21 and operating company of NJTV) will once again bring together global experts, advocates, practitioners, and academics with more than 10,000 educators to create a unique professional development experience where knowledge meets inspiration.The 2012 Celebration will honor teachers as global professionals and provide the opportunity for knowledge sharing across classrooms and cultures. Speakers this year include, Barnett Berry, Charlotte Danielson, Dr. Keith Devlin, Henry Louis “Skip” Gates, Jr., Sal Khan, Yul Kwon, Wes Moore, Pedro Antonio Noguera, Ph.D., Michael J. Sandel, Tavis Smiley, Steve Spangler, Susan Szachowicz, and many more who will address the Arts, English Language Arts, Financial Literacy, Global Awareness, Health & Wellness, Instructional Technology, Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), Social Studies, Special Education and Whole School Issues.Register now, sign-up for e-mail updates, access resources and find the latest information and speaker lineup at thirteencelebration.org.
Last modified: Feb 8, 2012





