Graduate Education Faculty
Undergraduate and Graduate Programs
Elizabeth J. Bradbury
, M.S.Assistant Professor of Education
Phone: (315) 792-3235
Office: 125 DePerno Hall
Professor Bradbury received her M.S. in Literacy as a Reading Specialist from SUNY-Albany and her BS in Elementary Education with a minor in English from Brigham Young University. ...More About Elizabeth J. Bradbury
Thomas (Tom) J. Diana, Jr.
, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Education
Phone: (315) 792-3210
Office: 126 DePerno Hall
Thomas J. Diana is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education at Utica College. He received his Ph.D. in Science Education and M.S. in Science Education from Syracuse University, and his B.S. in Biology from Utica College. ...More About Thomas J. Diana
Patrice W. Hallock
, Ph.D.Assoc. Professor EDU
Phone: (315) 792-3162
Office: 129 Library Concourse
Dr. Patrice Hallock, Associate Professor of Education, is the interim chair of education at Utica College. ...More About Patrice W. Hallock
Cheryl (Cheri) A. Sandford, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education
Phone: (315) 223-2439
Office: 125 DePerno Hall
Cheri Sandford is an assistant professor in the Education Department at Utica College. ...More About Cheryl A. Sandford
Laurence G. Zoeckler
, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Education
Phone: (315) 792-5280
Office: C132 Library Concourse
Laurence Zoeckler teaches courses in secondary teaching methodologies, advanced English methods, and graduate research methods for education. He received his Doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from Indiana University Bloomington and holds Master's Degrees in English literature from Syracuse University and Religious Studies from St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, NY. His past teaching experience includes fifteen years of teaching at both the junior and senior high school levels. His areas of interest include moreal issues in grading, evaluation and assessment, and character development in adolescents. He is listed in the "Who's Who Among America's Teachers."
"Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten."
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