Students pursuing a certification and/or master’s degree in education may enroll in graduate courses at our Bangkok site, hosted at NIST International School. Courses are offered in a condensed format, over 7 days during the summer, in the fields of Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Educational Leadership, and Teaching English as a Second Language.
Master’s and Certificate Programs
Elementary Education; Secondary Education
Summer 2019 Course Offerings
Course offerings are subject to change.
Session I: June 17 – 25, 2019
No class: June 22 & 23
Meeting times: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
EDAD 525 – Introduction to Educational Administration | Dr. Ray Lauk
EDFN 508 – Introduction to Research: Data-Based Decision Making | Dr. Marissa Bellino
EDFN 521 – Cultural Foundations of Education | Dr. Chris Weiler
ELEM/SCED 694 – Introduction to Teaching and Planning | Dr. Tabitha Dell’Angelo
ESLM 578 – Theory/Practice in ESL | Dr. Yiqiang Wu
Session II: June 26 – July 4, 2019
No class: June 29 & 30
Meeting times: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
CURR 514 – Curriculum Theory & Practice | Dr. Alan Amtzis
EDAD 572 – School Law | Dr. Joe Youngblood
ELEM/SCED 663 – Advanced Trends in Elementary/Secondary Education | Dr. Steve Sullivan
EPSY 523 – Advanced Child & Adolescent Growth & Development | Dr. Tracy Steele
ESLM 545 – English Structure & Proficiency Assessment | Dr. Timothy Hall
ESLM 587 – Curriculum Methods for Multilingual Populations | Dr. Jim Lattanzi
Session III: July 5 – 13, 2019
No class: July 7 & 8
Graduation Ceremony: July 13 (class to be held until 12:30 pm on this day)
Meeting times: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
ELEM/ SCED 696 – Culminating Seminar in Elementary/Secondary Education | Professor Eileen Heddy
ESLM 525 – Second Language Acquisition | Professor Debra Billmann
ESLM 579 – Language & Literacy for ESL | Professor Rebecca Daley
RDLG 579 – Content Area Literacy | Professor Rebecca Daley
SPED 501 – Students with Disabilities in our Schools | Dr. Rick Blumberg
SUPV 520 – Staff Supervision | Professor Tim Messick
Required Textbooks for Summer 2019
EDAD 572 School Law
Alexander, K., & Alexander, M. D. (2019). American public school law. (9th ed.) West Academic Publishing. ISBN: 9781642422528
Graduation in Bangkok
If you are planning to complete all courses within your program and graduate in Summer 2018, you must pre-register to take the comprehensive exams (REGS 999, ESLM 700, EDAD 700). These are offered during all three sessions. A formal graduation ceremony will be held on the evening of July 13, 2019.
Housing
TCNJ does not endorse specific accommodations.
Students must book accommodation independently and there are many websites where you can locate and explore a variety of apartment and hotel options that may suit your needs.
» View hotel options (PDF)
Please visit TCNJ’s Bangkok Facebook page for housing suggestions or to connect with other students looking for shared accommodation.
About the Location
Contact the Coordinator
For more information regarding this site, please reach out to our On-Site Coordinator, Michelle Marquez (MMarquez@nist.ac.th).
For academic advising, please contact Dr. Stuart Carroll, Faculty Director of Graduate Global Programs (szcarrol@tcnj.edu or 609-771-2221).
