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Paulette Attie
Associate Professor
Education
BS 1972, MEd 1987, PhD 1990, University of Toledo
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Lewis Brown
Professor
Geology and Education
BA 1965, Cornell College
MS 1967, University of Iowa
PhD 1973, University of New Mexico
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Tony Fabbri
Associate Professor
Computer Science and Education
BS 1965, MS 1967, Indiana State University
EdD 1995, University of Louisville
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Lorraine Gregory
Assistant Professor
Mathematics and Education
BS 1972, BEd 1984, University of Saskatchewan
MSEd 1997, EdD 2001, Duquesne University
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Terry Heyns
Professor
Fire Science and Education
AB 1965, Saint Louis University
MA 1967, University of Kansas
PhD 1989, Kansas State University
National Certification as a Fire Service Instructor
Professional Fire Service Qualifications Board
Certified Fire Instructor in Michigan
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Ann Marinoni
Professor
Business and Education
BS 1975, Lake Superior State College
MBA 1977, Central Michigan University
PhD 1992, Michigan State University
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David Myton
Professor of Chemistry
Head, Department of Education
BS 1980, George Fox College
MST, PhD 1991, Portland State University
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Shirley Schoenemann
Associate Professor
Supervisor of Child Development Center
Chair of Early Childhood Education
BA 1966, Western Michigan University
MAT 1986, Oakland University
Elementary Teaching Certificate with Early Childhood Endorsement and Secondary Teaching Certificate in English
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Cecile Somme
Associate Professor
Education
B.A.1972 Laurentian University
M.A. 1974 Oise, University of Toronto
M. Ed. 1976 Northern Michigan University
B. Ed. 1981 Nipissing University
Ph.D. 1988 Michigan State University
M.B.A. 1990 Lake Superior State University
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Guidi Yang
Associate Professor
Arts and Letters
BA, Shanghai International Studies University, China
MA, University of Warwick, Great Britain
PhD, The State University of New York at Buffalo
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James Kerfoot
Field Placement Director
B.S. 1972, Wayne State University
M.S.A. 1999, Central Michigan University
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"As a University Supervisor for LSSU's Department of Education, I enjoy a unique vantage point from which I can assess the Education Department's efforts. I see the end result, the education graduates who have completed four years of classroom learning. These men and women have been placed in our local schools under the mentorship of tenured teachers to apply their knowledge in a real-time setting and complete their educational experience. These interns are some of the finest students with whom I have ever had the pleasure to work. They are exemplary in their knowledge base and admirable in their teaching skills. Their mentor teachers, with whom they work, are generous with their compliments. Following the completion of their internships, they go on to accept teaching positions and excel at those as well. School principals recognize the merit of Lake State's educational curriculum, as well as the high quality of its interns, and are ready to hire them as vacancies occur. Many have been placed locally; and it's a pleasure to revisit them in their new 'homes' and see for myself what a great teaching job they are doing. These interns have LSSU's Department of Education to thank for their knowledge base. In conclusion, by the evidence of its final product, the interns themselves, LSSU's Education Department is not only getting the job done of providing our community with excellent education graduates, they are doing that job very well, indeed."
-- Wanda Fabbri
LSSU University Supervisor |
