education

New endorsement program provides teachers with training to address social, emotional and behavioral needs of students.

Immaculata is responding to educators’ needs as the COVID-19 pandemic changes both the landscape and the route students take to pursue their educational goals.

Although he lives only 10 minutes away, he wanted to live at Immaculata so he could develop more independence and enjoy the total college experience.

George Fiore, ’14 Ed.D., executive director of the Chester County Intermediate Unit, is just one of hundreds of graduates of Immaculata’s Ed.D. program.

Immaculata’s curriculum prepares students to master the business side of education, as well as adjust to the changing needs of their students.

Mighty Macs’ softball star player Keani Hindle ’21 has a mantra: “I do this because I like it. I’m here to have fun, and I am here for a degree.”

Wilt knew she wanted to attend a university close to home that offered convenient class schedules, and credits supportive faculty for her success.

Earning her Ed.D. from Immaculata and an award-winning dissertation have positioned Brown to start making changes in higher education for which she advocates.