Sue  Sharma  -­‐  Program  Coordinator  Visiting  Assistant  Professor  Reading  &  Language  Arts  sa3sharm@oakland.edu  248-­‐370-­‐4205  

Macomb  University  Center  44575  Garfield  Road  

Clinton  Township,  MI  48038  586-­‐263-­‐6242  

OU-­‐Macomb  Campus    

Kristen  Frazier  

Hear  from  real  teachers,  Kristen  Frazier  and  Lori  Alderman,  about  why  they  chose  the  OU-­‐Macomb  

campus  to  earn  a  Master  of  Arts  in  Teaching  Reading  and  Language  Arts  

Linda  Pavonetti  

Tanya  Christ  

RLA  department  professors  teach  all  courses.      

Gwendolyn  McMillon  Ledong  Li  James  Cipielewski  

Linda  Ayres   Ron  Cramer   Robert  Schwartz   Sue  Ann  Sharma  Mary  Lose  

S.  Rebecca  Leigh   John  McEneaney   Anne  Porter  

Face-­‐to-­‐Face  

Blended  

Online  

Online:    Learn  at  your  convenience  anytime,  anywhere  

Face-­‐To-­‐Face:  Meet  per  schedule  in  a  classroom  setting    

Blended:  Classes  are  comprised  of  both  face-­‐to-­‐face  and  online  components    

 MAT  program  in  Reading  and  Language  Arts        prepares  teachers  to  address  the  literacy  needs  of  young  children,  adolescents  and  adults.  

     Allows  certified  teachers  to  add  one  of  the  following  

Michigan  endorsements    ▪ Classroom  Reading  Teacher  K-­‐8  (BT)  ▪ Language  Arts  Teacher  (K-­‐8)  (BX)*  ▪ Reading  Specialist,  K-­‐12  (BR)  ▪ Early  Childhood  Education  (ZS)*  ▪ Educational  Technology  (NP)*  

  The  degree  requirements  for  off-­‐site  programs  are  identical  to  all  MAT  in  Reading  and  Language  Arts  programs:  

 32  credits  of  courses  which  includes  the  Master’s  Project  (RDG  699),  or  

 36  credits  of  courses  may  be  elected  in  lieu  of  the  Master’s  Project  (RDG  699)  

  Foundations  of  Reading  Instruction    Foundations  of  Literature  for  Children  &  Adults    Teaching  Writing  in  the  Elementary  and  Secondary  

Schools    Diagnosis  of  Reading  Disabilities    Correction  of  Reading  Disabilities   Master’s  Project:    Independent  Study  (IS)  

Note:    Consult  the  OU  schedule  of  classes  for  a  complete  list  of  offerings  https://sail.oakland.edu/sail  .      

  July  15  for  fall  semester   November  15  for  winter  semester   March  15  for  summer  semester   Send  all  documentation  to:  

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  To  be  considered  for  graduate  admission,  all  application  documents  must  be  received  by  the  published  deadlines.  

  Click  here  for    Application  Information  and  forms  .  Read  all  materials  carefully  and  gather  required  documents  to  complete  your  application  file.  

  To  submit  ,  click  on  the  button  to  the  right:  

  Application  Type:  Grad  –  Masters  Planned  Course  of  Study:    MAT  in  Reading  and  Language  Arts  

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Direct  enrollment  questions  to:  Julie  Trube,  Director  of  Enrollment  and  Community  Outreach  

(248)  370-­‐3910    dichtel@oakland.edu    

Direct  MAT  in  Reading  and  Languages  questions  to:  Sue  Ann  Sharma,  Ph.D.,  Program  Coordinator  for  the  OU-­‐Macomb  

(248)  370-­‐4205    sa3sharm@oakland.edu