General Interest
The registration process is rather simple because you are not applying for a Molloy degree. There is an online application that you need to complete, but that is for information purposes only. Everyone is accepted as long as you are a NY certified teacher. There is no application fee and GREs are not required. If you are enrolling at Molloy for the first time, it will take a few days to process your application/registration form online. Once you register for the first time you will be sent an email within one to two business days with your username to login your student account to access the system for future registrations and to access Canvas, our online learning platform. While you can register up to a week before the course start date, it is advisable to register as close to the start of registration as possible to avoid being closed-out. Click here for Application and Registration Instructions.
*click hyperlink for course syllabus
**email klombardo@molloy.edu to be added to a waitlist for full classes.
Summer II All Courses Start on or after July 1
July 8-11
Best Practices and Strategies II , Jason Manning & Todd Nussen, EDU 5900-06, Online Canvas
Content Creation and Communication with Canva, Kristina Holzwiess, EDU 5900-28, Online Canvas *FULL
Embracing Technology in the Classroom: Melissa Torre; EDU 5900 21, Online Canvas
Student Centered Instructional Practices: Are They Getting It?, Dr. Brian Trapani, EDU 5900-31, Online Canvas
July 15-18
Accessibility Tools to Support Diverse Learners: Kristina Holzweiss; EDU 5900-45, Online Canvas
Escape Digital Breakout in Your Classroom, Danielle Mammolito; EDU 5900-51, Online Canvas
Evolution of Earth and Life: Bill Behrens; EDU 5900-24, Online Canvas *NEW
Open Educational Resources for Social Studies Teachers: Jason Manning and Todd Nussen, EDU 5900-54, Online Canvas
The Importance of Building Relationships with Parents, Students, Colleagues, and Administrators: Dr. Kristi Gerhard and Megan Pavlick, EDU 5900-07, Online Canvas *NEW
Infusing Character and Curriculum, Lisa Lampert, EDU 5900-38, Online Canvas
July 22-25
Bringing the World into Your Classroom with Virtual Field Trips!, Paul Zaratin; EDU 5900-09, Online Canvas *NEW
Study Smarter Not Harder: Melissa Torre; EDU 5900-04, Online Canvas *NEW
Teaching the Science Behind Art: Susan Zaratin, EDU 5900-52, Online Canvas *NEW
Teaching for Tomorrow...Learning from Yesterday, Dr. Brian Trapani, EDU 5900-62 Online Canvas
Promoting Student Engagement: Laurie Bocca, EDU 5900-26, Online Canvas
July 22- August 5
Artificial Intelligence as a Teaching Assistant: Madeline Craig, EDU 5900-74, Online Canvas
July 29-August 1
Differentiation of Instruction Using Technology, Melissa Torre, EDU 5900-67 Online Canvas
Incorporating Elementary Curriculum with the Latest Standards in Digital Fluency for Computer Science, Dr. Maria Espostito, EDU 5900-39, Online Canvas *NEW
The Educator's Guide to Decluttering to Enhance Productivity: Kristina Holzweiss, EDU 5900-36, Online Canvas *NEW
Marine Mammals of the North Atlantic, Bill Behrens, EDU 5900-34, Online Canvas *NEW
August 5-8
Differentiated Instruction...Supporting All Learners, Dr. Brian Trapani, EDU 5900 65, Online Canvas
The History of Our New England Waters: Paul Zaratin, EDU 5900-23, Online Canvas *NEW
Leveraging AI Tools for Fostering Collaborative Learning in Your Elemementary Classroom through Technology Integration, Dr. Maria Esposito, Online Canvas *NEW
Supporting ELLs in Content Area Classrooms (Grades 5-12), Laurie Bocca, EDU 5900-33, Online Canvas