Information for students
EDT 109 | EDT 222 | EDT 321| First Year Experience
Scheduling and
Registration | EDU
Administrative
Faculty, University of Dayton
I have been
employed at the University of Dayton in the Department of Teacher for eleven years.
Key
responsibilities
Teaching
responsibilities include the general methods class for Elementary Education
majors and the Core section of the First-year experience. I have previously
taught Child & Adolescent Development, and Teaching and Learning, two
Educational Psychology courses.
Administrative
responsibilities include Contact person for the Patterson
Kennedy INCLUD community project, First Year Experience Coordinator, Registration and Scheduling, and EDU
Advisor.
University of
Dayton Webmentors
homepage assists faculty, staff, and students with creation of homepages.
Office of Educational Placement has job opening lists, field experience and student
teaching information, and credentials file information.
The Counseling
Center makes presentations to all of
our first year students.
For two great
services the University of Dayton, Career Placement Center provides please
check both of these links. We rely on the Career Placement Center for Web Walk Up information
(register to place your resume on line) and the Alumni
Career Network, (find a mentor in
your field of study.)
For your service
learning project see the University of Dayton, Service
Learning page. Many Campus Organizations provide opportunities to serve the community.
More information
regarding Service Learning Organizations.
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Snail Mail: Department of Teacher Education Office phone: 937-229-3084 |
Electronic mail address: Susan.Ferguson@notes.udayton.edu Virtual office hours Office hours: Monday and Wednesday |
The two courses
Department of Teacher Education Students complete during their first year at
the University of Dayton are EDT 109 and EDT 110. A list of classes and
professors, syllabi, announcements and interesting activities can be found.
Scheduling and
registration begins in mid October for the Winter term and in mid March for the
Fall and Summer terms. You will find information concerning dates and times to
meet with faculty advisors.
The education
fraternity on campus provides opportunities for professional development,
service, and fun.
A beautiful
bouncing baby girl (as all babies are beautiful and bouncing) was delivered on
May 10, 1954 to Mack and Charlotte Dobkowski at Mt. Sinai Hospital in
Cleveland, Ohio. The only child of this loving Polish couple, I was showered
with love and affection during the eighteen years I lived in the suburbs of
Cleveland. First educational institutions included St. Monica's Elementary
School and Byzantine Catholic High School. I found my way to the University of
Dayton in August of 1972 to study Home Economics. Realizing I could not cook or
sew, I quickly changed my major to Elementary Education. Graduation from UD for
the first time occurred in December 1975. I began my first teaching job two
weeks after graduation at Dayton Catholic Elementary School. Fortunately, while
a junior I met my husband, Dick Ferguson. We were married in August of 1976.
Since that time our family has grown to include three sons, Mark born in 1979,
David born in 1983 and A.J. born in 1989. In between the births of our three
sons I completed my Master's Degree at the University of Dayton in School
Psychology in 1982. School psychology positions include work in Brookville,
West Carrolton, Xenia, Yellow Springs, and Darke County. My employment at the
University of Dayton began in January 1990. The ride continues...
At this time
personal interests include shopping at Meijer, doing laundry, attending
elementary school and high school sporting events, my computer, walking,
gardening, and soon, swing dancing. What a fascinating life!J
Last Revised: July 5, 2001