Graduate Programs in Literacy Studies
(L to r) Students Kelly Corva (Teaching English as a Second Language), Allyson Grimaldi (Foreign Language Education), and Allison Herrera (Teaching English as a Second Language) in LYST 213: Introduction to Bilingual and Biliteracy Instruction for Children and Adolescents.
(L to r): Diane Marshall (CAS in Literacy Studies), Veronica Urban (CAS, Literacy Studies), Jessica Miller (MSED in Literacy Studies) and Dr. Alan Flurkey in LYST: 241: Reading Miscue Analysis.
Masters Programs in Literacy Studies
Dr. Terry McGinnis (email), Literacy Program Co-Directors
The following masters programs lead to NYS certification as a Literacy Specialist:
- MSED in Literacy Studies (B-6) or (5-12) 36 s.h.
- MA in the Teaching of Writing (B-6) or (5-12) 36 s.h.
In addition the following dual program leads to NYS certification as a Literacy Specialist and a Teacher of Special Education:
These programs are designed for New York State initially-certified teachers in elementary or secondary education who want to earn a NYS professional certification as a Literacy Specialist, and in the case of the dual program, two certifications in Literacy and Special Education. Students also have the option of working toward an additional certification in a second developmental area while enrolled in one of the programs.
The Certificate of Advanced Studies in Literacy Studies
Contact: Dr. Terry McGinnis (email), Literacy Program Director
The Certificate of Advanced Studies in Literacy Studies (CAS)
is a post-masters program that leads to NYS certification as a Literacy Specialist. This 27 credit program is designed for New York State initially-certified teachers in elementary or secondary education who have already earned a masters degree and who want to earn a NYS professional certification as a Literacy Specialist.
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