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Connecticut
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TSTT Regional Program Manager and TSTT College Partner, Dr. James Carl, Dean of the Sacred Heart University(SHU) School of Education planned a very informative experience for TSTT’s future educators.
On October 24th, 2013 SHU hosted the Bridgeport Today’s Students Tomorrow’s Teachers 7th Annual Technology in Teaching Conference for 44 TSTT high school juniors and seniors. The students participated in three one-hour sessions, and ended their day after lunch with a campus tour. The three technology sessions were led by SHU faculty members and SHU President Mike Giarratano (pictured here). Rob Gilmore, Director of Admissions spoke to the students about requirements for attending SHU and the great reputation of their education programs. The SHU Education Club volunteers assisted with the day’s events. |
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Region: Bridgeport
Program Staff:
Shamare G. Holmes, Regional Program Manager
Participating Schools:
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Bridgeport
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Bassick High School
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Bridgeport
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Central High School
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Bridgeport
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Fairchild Wheeler High School
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Bridgeport
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Harding High School
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Deep River
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John Winthrop Middle School
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For More Information Contact:
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Shamare G. Holmes |
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