GTL Registration Newsletter from The College of St. Scholastica

GTL Registration Newsletter

Fostering a Love of Learning March 2010

School of Education Mission:

To prepare and support teachers who are firmly grounded in the knowledge, skills, and dispositions needed to promote student learning.

Registration for Summer Courses

It's Time to Register for Your Summer 2010 Courses!

Online registration opens March 29. You will find a list of the CRNs with meeting dates and the course materials list on the GTL webpage for Current Students. Students working with the Financial Aid office will need to register for both summer terms I & II.

Your registration PIN number is 111111 (six ones).

Kudos to Our Recent GTL Completers!

Congratulations to our most recent
GTL Program Completers in Duluth!

Name Licensure Content Area

Becker, John O. Elementary Social Studies

Belleville, Kelly J. Elementary Social Studies

Carter, Wendy K. Secondary Life Science (Bio)

Cavallin, Barbara A. Elementary Science

Colvin, Kathryn A. Secondary Life Science (Bio)

Eng, Peter A. Secondary Comm Arts & Lit

Johnson, Jodie Elementary Science

Kearns, Matthew M. Secondary Communication Arts & Lit

Kolodzieski, Elizabeth L. Elementary Communication Arts & Lit

Lassila, Eric D. Secondary Communication Arts & Lit

Lenneman, Tessa J. Elementary Communication Arts & Lit

Ross, Tyler M. Secondary Chemistry

Seidelmann, Eric R. Secondary Life Science (Bio)

Thompson, Andrew J. Elementary Social Studies

Waldron, Christopher L. Secondary Communication Arts & Lit

Whittaker, Matthew D. Secondary Communication Arts & Lit

Young, Lori Secondary Social Studies

News

Are You Interested in Working with American Indian Communities?

Native Teachers for the 7th Generation Grant offers:

Tuition support ($15,000/yr max.),
Monthly stipend,
Academic and social support,
Training in the use of the Ojibwe language,
Cultural experiences, and
Attendance at related workshops/conferences.

Program applicant requirements:

Acceptance into the Graduate Teaching Licensure (GTL) Program,
American Indian heritage (enrolled or descendent),
Commitment to teaching in schools with high American Indian Populations, and
2 Additional Courses: Teaching the American Indian Student & Ojibwe Language Experiences.

For more information contact:

Bill Howes or Valerie Tanner

OLCE Project Coordinator OLCE Project Director

218-723-6109 218-723-6014

whowes@css.edu vtanner@css.edu

Toll Free: 800-447-5444

Show Your School Spirit

You can now purchase clothing with a CSS School of Education logo from Lands' End Business Outfitters.

Simply complete the on-line order and ask for logo #0926771 W. The stitch fee is $5.95 per item.

Events

North Dakota 2010 Job Fair for Educators

The fair, held in Grand Forks, is open to any candidate seeking a position in education. The fee for all candidates is $10 (until April 16). After April 16, no further registrations will be accepted until the day of the event. Registration at the door will be $15.

As of March 19, employers are registered from Alaska, Arizona, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wyoming, and Saipan, MP.

For more fair information, including registration, campus map and parking/hotel information, see: http://www.teamnd.org/EdFair/index.cfm Or contact Shelley Mansavage, 2010 NDEC Chair, at smansava@jc.edu or 701-252-3467, ext. 2502.