GSE Students

This summer, two Fordham Graduate School of Education professors, Su-Je Cho, Ph.D. and Eric C. Chen, Ph.D., shared their research with university faculty in the Philippines through the Fordham University Faculty Research Abroad Program. Dr. George Hong, Fordham’s Chief Research Officer, led this delegation that included Cho, Chen and other Fordham faculty. The program was [...]

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During the 10th Annual Dominican Republic-Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (DR-TESOL) International Convention held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Fordham Graduate School of Education (GSE) doctoral students Ana De Jesús and Lovell Quiroz, and professor and associate dean, Diane Rodriguez, Ph.D., shared their research at the “United for Public School Students’ Right to [...]

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The Fordham Graduate School of Education (GSE) is proud to announce that two outstanding students who are studying to become teachers were awarded a Joseph C. Zoller Memorial Scholarship. The students were presented with the $15,000 scholarships at an awards reception following the 18th Annual Joseph C. Zoller Memorial Fund Golf Classic. According to Richard [...]

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Recently promoted to associate professor in the Graduate School of Education’s (GSE) Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy (ELAP) Division, Elizabeth Leisy Stosich, Ed.D., is slated to officially become a tenured faculty member as of September 1, 2023. “Fordham has been very supportive of my work, encouraging me to advance my research through collaborative partnerships in [...]

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Image: Shutterstock Machine learning doesn’t have to be hard to grasp. In fact, learning to apply it can even be fun—as shown by three Fordham professors’ efforts that earned them a new prize for innovative instruction. Their method for introducing machine learning in chemistry classes has been honored with the inaugural James C. McGroddy Award [...]

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“We are thrilled that three of our outstanding first-year mental health counseling students have been selected to participate in the prestigious American Psychological Association’s (APA) Services for Transition Age Youth (STAY) Minority Fellowship Program,” stated Eric C. Chen, Ph.D., Professor of Counseling Psychology and coordinator of the Graduate School of Education’s mental health counseling program. [...]

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The end of the academic year brought a special celebration for those graduating from the GSE’s mental health counseling program. In a ceremony attended by faculty, students and the dean that reflected on their journey to graduation, the soon-to-be graduates noted they had had a markedly different experience than students in previous years. The cohort [...]

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Sitting in his third-grade classroom, Erle Ladson, Jr., M.Ed., GSE ’23, dreamed of his future as a teacher, NFL player, and chef. In the evenings at home, his mother, who grew up in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and moved to the United States as a teenager, would instill in him the importance of education. And [...]

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Retiring professor Margo A. Jackson, Ph.D., was presented The Dr. Kathryn I. Scanlon Award during the 2023 Graduate School of Education Reunion and Block Party reception on June 9. Although the annual gathering recognizes the accomplishments and careers of all GSE alumni and faculty, Jackson was honored in particular with the award, as a GSE [...]

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Photos by Chris Taggart Just two days after New York City was blanketed in orange haze due to wildfires in Canada, the air cleared, and on June 9, more than 600 Fordham alumni gathered on the Lincoln Center campus for the annual Block Party reunion in the heart of Manhattan. “It is an astonishing thing [...]

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