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Mickey Fenzel, Ph.D.
Graduate Programs in Education, Teacher Education Program

Associate Professor Mickey Fenzel can’t think of a better place to be than teaching at Loyola, in ...
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Education Specialties and Teacher Education
Master of Education - Master of Arts in Education - Master of Arts in Teaching - Certificate of Advanced Study in Education

By blending instruction in theory and technique in a field-based, experiential-learning oriented curriculum, each of Loyola's Graduate Programs in Education fosters the development of reflection, critical judgment and professional dispositions that prepares you to promote excellence in the education of children of all backgrounds and abilities. You will learn to interpret educational research and to examine contemporary educational policy in classes offered in a variety of part-time and full-time formats.

Accredited by NCATE (National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education), and approved by the Maryland State Department of Education, our programs provide teachers and specialists in the education professions with skills and exposure to contemporary issues in the field, the Education Department at Loyola offers you a wide variety of graduate degree, post-baccalaureate teacher certification, and certificate of advanced study programs in the following areas:

For over fifty years, Loyola has been leading the region in teacher training and advancing the education field with conscience, compassion and competence. The Graduate Programs in Education offer degrees leading to a Master of Education or Master of Arts in Education. If you're currently a teaching professional, and the Certificate of Advanced Study in Education (Master's Plus-30) programs offer opportunities to hone skills or gain exposure to new concentration areas. Loyola's Teacher Education programs are approved by the Maryland State Department of Education and lead to eligibility for certification in Maryland and dozens of other states with reciprocal certification agreements. Loyola's Teacher Education (MAT) program provides new college graduates and individuals interested in changing their careers to teaching with clearly mapped pathways that lead to successful and rewarding opportunities.