This is our new Correspondence Page!
Please check this page frequently for messages sent from the CAD office to
students via email. The email messages will still go out but if we do not have
your current email, you may check this page for updates.
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2/22/08
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Due to the volume of students in the Child and Adolescent
Development Program (close to 900) and the small number of advising
faculty (five) we are implementing a new way of advising students.
As of January, 2008, group advising will be the primary means by
which you will be able to receive advising.
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Our next group advising will be on Tuesday, March 4th
from 9:30 – 10:30. This session will be “Question &Answer” and will
be presented by Laurie Meschke in BH 226.
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There will be more dates throughout the semester and we will
announce these dates, times and locations by email, by flyers on
campus and off campus, and through announcements in CAD classes
(classes with CAD as a prefix to the name of the class)
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The flyer for this first group advising activity is attached
to this email message. (note: the form
is on the web site under Announcements) Do not
call the CAD office if you have questions about this group
advising meeting. If you can not attend this meeting, there will be
more group advising times later.
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When you come to this group advising appointment:
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- Be sure to bring
your DARS and unofficial transcripts you may have from other
colleges (find your DARs on
http://sfsu.edu under MySFSU)
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- Be sure to have
read the CAD web site
http://cad.sfsu.edu
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- Be familiar with
the SFSU bulletin
http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/bull-tc.htm (the
current bulletin will open up at this address and to get to
previous bulletins, click on the link that says “previous
bulletins”
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- Bring your CAD
worksheets for the CORE and for the CONCENTRATION based on your
bulletin year. If you do not have a bulletin year (listed at
the top of your DARs) bring the 2007-2008 bulletin year sheets.
(find the worksheets at
http://cad.sfsu.edu – go to the green bar at the top of the
page, move your cursor to “Concentrations” scroll down to the
concentration you are in, then click on the bulletin year for
your major listed at the top of your DARs. Print these three or
four sheets out and fill them out showing what classes you have
completed thus far to help you get an idea of your next steps)
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1/11/08
TO: CAD Students who plan to submit a graduation application
for May, 2008
CC: CAD Faculty and Staff
Date: 1/10/08
Please read the following message from the SFSU advising
Center. It’s very important that you get your graduation
application to the CAD office no later than February 1st
in order to meet this deadline set by the university. If you do
not have it into the CAD office by February 1st we
will not guarantee that you will get it back from us in time to
meet the SFSU deadline thus you will not be able to apply for
graduation because they are making no exceptions this semester
and in the future. The deadline, as you will see by the message
below, is firm.
From:
owner-chairs@sfsu.edu [mailto:owner-chairs@sfsu.edu]
On Behalf Of Helen
Goldsmith
Sent: Wednesday,
January 09, 2008 2:49 PM
To: chairs@sfsu.edu
Subject: important
info about Spring 2008 graduation application deadline
Soon students
who are planning to graduate in Spring 2008 will be seeking the
signatures from their major advisor and Department Chair that
are necessary for filing the Graduation Application. I have
been informed that there is
one very important change to note this semester. As
usual, the deadline is advertised as the third Friday in
February (February 15 in 2008). In the recent past more and
more students, staff, and faculty have believed that the
deadline is really an artificial one and have been late.
Evaluations has informed me that Friday
February 15 at 5pm is the
final deadline for students and departments to submit
Spring 2008 graduation applications and there
will be no exceptions. Simply paying the
fee by the deadline and then attempting to submit the
application beyond the deadline will not be acceptable any
longer either. Please get the word out. To have any student who
is otherwise eligible to graduate not do so because they did not
respond to this important and necessary deadline in a timely
manner would be a shame.
Thank You For Your Attention.
Brett Smith
Director
The Advising Center
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Dear students:
We have found several errors in the spring
2008 online schedule for courses in the CAD program that are being held
at Canada College and College of Marin. Due to the campus closure for
the holidays, the changes may not be made until January 2, 2008.
The following
information is CORRECT:
AFRS 515 schedule #12331
TUESDAY, 7-10 PM.
College
of Marin, Indian Valley Campus, Novato, Ohlone 154.
AFRS 678 schedule #23660
MONDAY 7-10 PM
Canada
College, Redwood City. Building 9, room 106
11/20/07 First, if you are no longer a CAD student and would
like to be removed from
this email list, please send a message back indicating "remove from CAD
data
base" either in the "subject or body of the message.
Second, if you plan to do your internship summer 2008 or fall 2008,
please
read the following:
a) you must have completed your pre-requisites before you
do CAD 600/601 (CFS 320, PSY 330 or PSY 431)
b) you must have completed a minimum of 36 units within the
major (with a grade of C or better) before you do CAD 600/601 (so plus
the
pre-requisites that would be 42 or more CAD courses completed before you
take CAD 600/601)
c) you must have a minimum of 2.0 GPA at SFSU the semester
before you do your CAD internship or your will not be accepted (until
you
improve your GPA)
d) if you are School Age concentration you will not be able
to do your internship over the summer
e) if you understand all of the above points,
a. Go to the CAD web site http://cad.sfsu.edu
and click on "internships".
b. Read everything thoroughly and fill out the application form and
click on submit. If you do not get an email reply within one business
work
day, bring a printed copy of your application to the office when you
bring
your worksheets. If you don't hear back from us it probably means we did
not get it.
c. Bring the two completed worksheets related to your program to SCI
394. If the worksheets do not seem to match up with your program, don't
worry. Fill it out to the best of your ability, write any changes or
additions, total up the number of units you will have completed by the
time
you enroll in CAD 600/601 and drop the worksheets off at the CAD office
(SCI
394) or mail them in:
CAD Program, Att: Internship Application
SFSU - College of HHS
1600 Holloway Ave - SCI 394
SF, CA 94132
d. The deadline for these forms to be received here in SCI 394 is
January 22nd for Summer internship and February 15th for Fall internship
e. If you have questions about the forms please listen to the
information on our phone tree (415-405-3564, then press 1) or visit the
CAD
web site http://cad.sfsu.edu and click on
"internship". If you still can't find the answers you are looking for,
leave a message on the phone tree voice mailbox and we will have someone
call you with an answer.
Third, there will be no advising for CAD students over the winter break
or
the winter session. The last day we have available for advising will be
December 13th, 2007. Advising for the following semester will begin the
first week of classes in January (approximately January 28, 2008). If
you
need to meet with an advisor, come in and sign up (the sign up book is
in
the hallway outside SCI 394). We do not have many spots left so if you
can
not make your scheduled appointment please let us know ASAP so we can
open
that spot for someone else. Be on time for you appointments and always
bring you most current DARs and unofficial transcripts. Go directly to
the
office of the faculty with whom you will be meeting and if they are
already
with someone, sit outside the door until they are free.
Fourth, if you plan to graduate Spring 2008 the deadline for bringing
your
application to be signed by Dr. Dahl (she will sign both the 'adviser'
and
'program director/chair') is two weeks before the deadline for the
university. So, bring your completed graduation application no later
than
the first Friday in February. Typically it takes about two weeks for us
to
get the application back to you so plan ahead. If you leave it here and
don't hear back within two weeks. 9/6/07
Dear Young Child and Family Concentration
CAD Students,
Please see the important flyer attached to
this e-mail about an informational meeting for the Child Development
Permit. This meeting is designed to answer your questions about the
Permit and the process for obtaining it. If you don't know what the
Child Development Permit is, this would be a good meeting for you to
attend. Please click on the link to access the pdf version of the flyer
about the meeting: Child Development Permit Meeting
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8/14/07Subject: SPED 672 cancelled
Dear CAD Students enrolled in SPED 672, Fall 2007:
This is to inform you that SPED 672 will be cancelled this afternoon,
Tuesday, August 14th. The cancellation is due to low enrollment.
If you need an alternative course, please check with your program
advisor. Also, if you wish to consider another undergraduate alternative
in Special Education, the following course may be of interest to you and
has seats available:
SPED 310: Mondays, 4:10-6:55 pm, Burk Hall, room 160, with Dr. Sunggye Hong
Title: Exploring Visual Impairments
This course is among electives in our GE Segment III, Human
Disability in Society. We appreciate that this alters your schedule plans for the Fall 2007
semester. We hope you will find a suitable alternative to continue your
academic progress.
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8/7/07
TO: CAD students signed up to take PSY 540 Fall 2007
RE: PSY 540
The
Psychology department just called our office to tell us they will be
dropping any students signed up for PSY 540 who have not
successfully completed PSY 400 for this fall class. Thus, I believe
you will receive a message indicating you will be dropped from this
class.
I’m
sending this message to give you advance warning to try to register
for something else. All CAD 500 classes are full.
If you
are a graduating senior for Fall 2007, please write the CAD office (cadp@sfsu.edu)
and let us know so we can try to get you into one of the existing
CAD 500 classes being offered. If you are not a graduating senior
for Fall 2007, you will need to try to get into a different class
and/or take a class to fulfill that requirement at a later time.
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8/6/07
TO: CAD Students enrolled
in CAD 310 for Fall 2007
RE: Cancellation of fall
offering of CAD 310
This message is being sent to CAD
students enrolled for the fall offering of CAD 310. This class has been
cancelled and will be offered Spring 2007. We regret any inconvenience
this may cause you.
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TO:
CAD Students
FROM:
The CAD
Office
RE:
Important Dates and Policies for Students
Please be aware of the following dates and
policies for students in our college and the Child and Adolescent
Development Program:
Deadline for Internship
Applications for Spring 2008 is September 15, 2007 for all paperwork
(not just the application) no
exceptions
Deadline to add classes
with a late permit number is Sept 24, 2007.
Deadline to drop a
class is Sept 24, 2007. From Sept 25 ? Nov 16 you must submit a
withdrawal petition. From
Nov 17 ? Dec 14, you may not
withdraw from a class or the University, except in the case of a
serious, documented illness or verified accident.
Final day to request
CR/NC option is Oct 22, 2007. The Associate Dean will
not approve requests for changes if you miss this deadline. In order
for classes to count in the CAD major you MUST take them for a letter
grade.
Check your registration
through MySFSU:
Sign up for CR/NC, drop and add classes by the appropriate deadline
online through MySFSU.
ALWAYS check your registration after making any changes and
BEFORE deadlines to be sure you are registered properly for your
classes. This is a student responsibility.
Students with disabilities
who need reasonable accommodations are encouraged to contact the
instructor. The Disability Programs and Resource Center (DPRC) is
available to facilitate the reasonable accommodations process. The DPRC,
located in SSB 110, can be reached by telephone at 415-338-2724
(voice/TTY) or by e-mail at
dprc@sfsu.edu.
For more information, please visit our
website
http://cad.sfsu.edu and
http://www.sfsu.edu/~admisrec/reg/noindex/reg074.html.
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7/31/07
TO:
CAD Young Child Concentration Students
FROM: Judy Bonhiver
RE: Available classes for
Fall 07
The following classes are still open and would be
appropriate for you in the Young Child Concentration if you are still
looking for classes to get into for Fall 2007:
E ED 0604-01 13604 WKNG
W/PARENTS GROUP PGMS 3
10
5 LEC T0910-1155BH
182
E ED 0604-02 13605 WKNG
W/PARENTS GROUP PGMS 3
11
0 LEC M1610-1855BH
346 S LEE
E ED 0610-02 13607 OBSR&ASSMNT
TECH YNG CHLD 3
16
5 LEC TH1910-2155BH
177 H GAFFNEY
E ED 0668-01 13642 ANTI-BIAS
CURR YOUNG CHLD 3
24
5 LEC W1910-2155BH
177
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7/20/07
TO: All CAD Students
CC: CAD Faculty
RE:
Research class choices for Child and Adolescent Development Program
It has
come to our attention that the Psychology department is requiring a
statistics class (PSY 371) before they will allow students from SFSU
to enroll and take PSY 400.
You
currently have PSY 400 available as one of your choices on the Core
class list for the Child and Adolescent Development Program
Since
PSY 371 is NOT on the list of classes for CAD, most of you will not
be able to enroll in PSY 400. This fall, if you have enrolled,
the instructor will probably ask you to drop the class, thus you
will need to find an alternative class from the available choices in
the CAD program.
As
of Fall 2007 semester, the Child and Adolescent Development Program
will remove PSY 400 as an option for fulfilling your Research
section of the Core.
Your
choices for fulfilling the Research segment of the Core will be:
CAD 500
PLSI/URBS 492 (for Research/Policy concentration only
PSY 540
SPCH 661
Please
arrange to meet with a CAD adviser if you have questions about this
message. The advising sign-up book will be available in the
hallway outside SCI 394 starting August 13th, 2007.
Advising appointments will begin the first classes (week of August
27th). Times and schedules will also be on the CAD
web site but you must come into sign up for an appointment. We
will not be able to set appointments over the phone nor email.
http://cad.sfsu.edu
For
answers to frequently asked questions, please check either the CAD
web site or call 415-405-3564 where you can find information about
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Internship Information
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Graduation Information
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Course Substitution, Grade Change, Petitions
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Advising
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Class locations
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Programs and Projects within the Marian Wright Edelman Institute
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Directions, hours of operation, mailing address
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6/13/07
TO: CAD
School Age concentrations
From: CAD
Office
Subject:
Fall 2007 Class Offering
Date:
June 13, 2007
This new class offering may be of some interest to School Age
concentration students who are looking to fulfill
their Physical Science requirements this coming Fall.
Science 140, Essential Concepts of Physics and Chemistry.
This course satisfies GE Segment II, Category A, Physical Sciences;
it was created
especially for students who need to prepare for the CSET science
test. The lecture will meet on Mondays, 8:10-10 a.m., in
Thornton 325, and the
lab will
meet on Wednesdays, 8:10-11 a.m., in Science 103. The
schedule number is 23402. The instructor is J. Acacio de
Barros, Assistant
Professor
of Liberal Studies. (Passing ELM is a prerequisite to Science 140)
For more
information regarding this course please refer to the class
schedule,
http://www.sfsu.edu/online/clssch.htm or contact the Science
department
http://www.sfsu.edu/~cse/.
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5/7/07
Summer Session Office Hours
The
Child and Adolescent Development Program office will be open during
the summer session.
Here are our hours as of May 29th:
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Closed on May 29th for Memorial Day
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Closed on July 4th for Independence Day T
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The rest of the summer (May 29th - August 24th) Open
Monday - Thursday from 9 AM to 4 PM
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~No advising will be
available during the summer session.
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~Advising will begin
again the first week of September. Sign up will begin the
13th
of August.
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~If you need assistance during this
time (we have no advising appointments available for Spring,
either because they?re all taken)
please either go to the
College of Health and Human Services Student Resource Center in
HSS 239 or stop by the CAD office during our open hours and
maybe we can assist you. Your final option is to send an
email to one of the CAD faculty and see if they would be willing
to come in to meet with you. Keep in mind, they are not
paid by the university over the summer session and most of them
do research and other projects during this time.
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5/3/07
To: CAD Current Students
From: CAD Office
Re: Changes in the SFSU registration for Fall
Classes
Attached is a list of questions and answers for
the change in the SFSU registration process. If you have additional
questions, please call your SFSU General Advising office
(415-338-2101).
Please note that students who have academic HOLDS
must complete the mandatory advising program process prior to
registration. Students who do not register by May 25 may not have
registration access again until July 23, after freshman and transfer
students have already registered. Also, students who do not pay fees
by July 13 may be dropped from previously enrolled courses.
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4/5/07
TO: Current Child and Adolescent Development Program
Students
CC: CAD Faculty and Staff
From: Judy Bonhiver
Re:
Fall Class List
This is
a short note to let you know that the fall class offerings as well
as preliminary spring 08 classes are now on the SFSU web site.
You can think about planning your entire year (except winter ? this
isn?t up).
If you
have questions about the information on the web site ? call the
department offering the class. That means you call the CAD
office for CAD 300 because of the CAD prefix. You call the
Psychology department for PSY 300.
If
you prefer not to get informational emails, please email me and
I?ll remove your email address from the data base.
If
you know of another CAD student who did NOT receive this
information but does want to receive it, please tell them to
stop by the CAD office to up date their data with us.
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3/16/07
TO: Graduating CAD Students
CC: CAD Faculty
Subject: Spring 07 Graduation Recognition Ceremony (((
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1/27/07
TO: CAD
Students CC:Faculty and staff
RE:
graduation deadline and info regarding walking even if you will not
complete all classes by May 07
***February 16th
is the final day to turn in your graduation application to SFSU if
you want to graduate or walk in May, 2007. You will need it
signed off by Dr. Dahl, in the CAD office, before you can turn it in
to SFSU.
***The
deadline for graduation applications in the CAD office is
February 9th at noon.
If you don?t get it into the CAD office for review by then, we will
not guarantee that you will have it back in time to turn in to SFSU
on the 16th.
***If
you are not going to complete your program this May but
still want to walk, you
will have to pay $40
for your application to be processed twice ? once for Spring (you
will be denied your diploma and have to re-submit it but you will be
able to walk) and then you will also have to pay
another $40 when you have
finally completed the program. If you have heard otherwise
from our office, please make a note of this change of information.
You can not fill out a request to walk and will not be able to walk
without paying the $40. And then paying again later. This is
a change in policy by SFSU ? in the past (up until Spring 06) you
could apply by paying your $40 and then reapply for only $10 but
they have changed this so be prepared to pay $80 if you want to walk
but have not completed your full course requirements.
If you
received a yellow form for an exception to ?walk? in May, please
disregard this form. It is no longer being used, according to
the CHHS resource center. For further information on
graduation, please check the SFSU web site or call the College of
Health and Human Services Resource Center.
415-405-0396
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1/22/07
TO: CAD Students in the School Age Concentration
CC: CAD Faculty and staff
RE: information from CCSF
This information is coming to you from the City College of San
Francisco, via the Child and Adolescent Development Program at SFSU. If
you have further questions, please contact the individuals referenced in
the body of the message
Consider taking MATH 165, a San Francisco State University TAB course
offered at CCSF in Spring 2007!
? MATH 165 is recommended for any student pursuing a Multiple
Subjects Credential.
? MATH 165 is useful for any student who plans to go into
elementary school teaching.
? MATH 165 is useful for any student who plans on teaching basic
math in middle or high schools.
? MATH 165 earns three SF State units at a reduced price.
? MATH 165, Concepts of the Number System, teaches you what
numbers are all about.
? MATH 165 is a fun, hands-on approach to learning about numbers.
?MATH 165 Concepts of the Number System
Prerequisite for CCSF students: MATH 860
T/Th: 12:30-2
Bungalow 604
Instructor: Amy McLanahan
Start Date: January 25, 2007
Strengthen your knowledge of why we calculate with whole numbers and
fractions as we do. Use a problem solving approach to learn new ways of
working with numbers.
For more information contact:
Dennis Piontkowski, CCSF Math Chair - 239-3362 or Amy McLanahan,
CCSF Math - 239-3341
To enroll call EOPS/TAB Coordinators:
Paul Mendez, SFSU - 338-2899 or Ray Fong, CCSF - 239-3496
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PREP-------------------------------------------
LERN 52A; CBEST Preparation for Reading & Writing; CRN#35564; ? unit;
Sat.2/10 & 2/24/07; 8AM-12PM; D. Spears; Prepare for the reading and
writing portion of the CBEST test! Please purchase CBEST Prep book in
bookstore! Cloud Hall 222 LERN 52B; CBEST Math; CRN#36045; ? unit; Sat.
2/10 & 2/24/07; 1-5PM; B. Mbolo; Prepare for the math portion of the
CBEST test! Please purchase CBEST Prep book!
Cloud 222
-------------------------------------CSET PREP- Multiple Subjects
Test-------------------
LERN 52A; CSET Preparation for English; CRN #37277; 1/2 unit;
Saturday, 2/3/07; 9:30 AM-1:30PM &Wednesday, 2/7/07; 5:30-9:30PM; J.
Wilson; Prepare for the English, essay and reading portion of the CSET!
ARTX 210
LERN 52B; CSET Preparation for Math; CRN#37284; 1/2 unit;
Tuesdays-2/6 & 2/13/07; 2-6PM; A. McLanahan; Prepare for the math
portion of the CSET test! Science 191
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1/8/07
TO: Current CAD Students
CC: CAD Faculty
FROM: CAD Office
RE: CAD 600/601 Internship for Summer 2007
If you hope to do your internship (CAD 6006/601) this summer session
the deadline for your application AND your two follow up forms (core
and concentration works sheets ? links found at the lower part of
the application) is January 22nd.
If
you hope to do your internship Fall 2007, the deadline is February
15, 2007.
School
Age and Family Concentration students will be not be able to do
their internship during the summer session. The application
must be done on line ? here?s the web site:
http://cad.sfsu.edu/
The CAD
office will be closed the week of January 15th through
the 19th.
Our
office hours will be changing. We will be open from 8 ? noon
Monday ? Friday beginning the 22nd of January but not
every afternoon. Sorry for the inconvenience
The
advising schedule will be in the hallway, beginning the 16th
of January (the campus is closed the 15th of January).
Sign up for regular advising there.
If you
need assistance and the CAD office is closed, go to the Student
Resource Center for the College of Health and Human Services.
They are located in HSS 259 and their phone number is 405-3533
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12/06/06
New Class in Biology Department being Offered
If you have further questions about the class, email the professors, please.
(jchan@calacademy.org and
kdtanner@sfsu.edu)
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BIO 310.01 TTH 10:10 - noon
BIO 310.02 TTH 3:10 - 5 PM
Biology - For Today's World.
Instructors: Kimberly Tanner, Ph.D. and Jamie Chan, M.S.
Biologist Educators, Dept of Biology
3 units
Prerequisite 1 college biology course
Topics include: biotechnology, cancer, stem cells, carbon dioxide and plants,
evolution, and more. Activities include: student-led investigations, small group
discussions, poster sessions, persuasive writing, biology in the news, and more.
This is a great course for pre-service teachers who will be instructing science
at any grade level
jchan@calacademy.org and
kdtanner@sfsu.edu
Their emphasis in this basic, introductory oriented course is on science
education, particularly for college undergrads interested in becoming elementary
teachers. Dr. Tanner brings all sorts of experiences working with school age
children and their teachers to her course, and I found it to be an incredibly
effective, useful, and even enjoyable course. I wish all current and future
elementary teachers had a course like this under their belts! ~Cassandra
Upshaw: graduated from SFSU CAD program Spring 06
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12/6/06
Pearson Teacher Fellowship
Application due February 1, 2007
Have you considered working in education, but don?t know what the next steps
are? Do you wish there were someone to walk you through the job search process,
provide hands-on training, and support you in the first years of your career?
Join a successful network of new preschool teachers who share your passion and
enthusiasm about teaching, and have the same desire to help young children most
in need. The Pearson Teacher Fellowship Provides:
- Guidance in the job search and interview process for preschool teaching
positions
- Extensive training that prepares you for entering the preschool teaching
profession
- $12,500 stipend paid over two years in addition to the salary and benefits
you earn as a full time teacher
- Membership in a network of teachers and education professionals who provide
continued support throughout the year
- And much more!
It?s Not Too Late: Fellowship Applications Accepted Through February 1!
HOW DO I APPLY?
To apply to the Pearson Teacher Fellowship a candidate must:
- Exhibit a passion and commitment to working with young children
- Have 2-4 year degree in any major PLUS at least 12 credits in early
childhood coursework OR a 2-4 year degree in early childhood education
- Complete the full application package by February 1
To learn more about the Pearson Teacher Fellowship and to apply, visit:
www.jstart.org/pearson!
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11/7/06
Graduation Requirements
Please take a minute to review the following PDF file as it pertains to
procedures and requirements for graduation.
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10/02/06
CAD 600 Portfolios
We have a number of portfolios awaiting pick-up at the CAD office from last
semester, Spring 2006.
If you are receiving this email, you have a portfolio at the office.
Please pick it up as soon as possible or notify the CAD office that
you do not want it. Please be advised that most of these portfolios
contain personal information thus you will need to bring
a photo ID with you when you pick it up.
If you do not care to pick up your portfolio, please contact us so we can
dispose of these documents in a safe manner.
If we do not hear from you by Monday October 9th 2006 we will assume you do
not want your portfolio and we will dispose of the contents in a sensitive
manner. Also, please be advised of our new office hours: Monday-Wednesday 8-5
(closed for lunch from 12-1), Thursday 8-3 (closed for lunch from 12-1), Friday
8-12.
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9/25/06
Child Development Permit Workshops
CAD and ED students interested in obtaining a Child Development Permit!
Wendy Yu, from the CCSF, PDP Project will be at Burke Hall on the SFSU campus on
a regular basis to assist SFSU students in obtaining their permits!
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9/7/06
Advising Changes for the Child and Adolescent Development Program
This change does not affect students at the Ca?ada
Campus.
Beginning today, September 6, 2006, in order to make an advising appointment
for CAD at SFSU, you will need to come by the CAD office (SCI 394), look through
the Advising binder and put your name down on the 20 minute slot that fits your
schedule. Appointments will be available only for Fall semester at this time.
The CAD department will not be sending reminders to you regarding your
advising appointment so when you make the appointment, you will be able to fill
out the information on a reminder card. You also will have on that card, the
name, email and phone number for all the CAD faculty advisers.
Double entries by individuals on the advising binder will not be permitted.
If your name is listed more than once in the advising binder, we will remove all
duplications so please be sure to just sign up for one 20 minute slot. If you
need to cancel, please contact the CAD office at 415-405-3561 and we will open
that slot time for someone else.
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9/7/06
New CAD office hours
Beginning September 7th, 2006, the Child and Adolescent Development Program
and Marian Wright Edelman Institute front office will have new hours.
The door will be open only during these hours:
Mondays 8 AM to noon and 1 PM to 5 PM
Tuesday 8 AM to noon and 1 PM to 5 PM
Wednesday 8 AM to noon and 1 PM to 5 PM
Thursday 8 AM to noon and 1 to 3 PM
(change from previous schedule)
Friday 8 AM to noon (change from
previous schedule)
For information about petitions, graduation applications, internship issues,
and advising, please call 415-405-3564.
You may also visit the Child and Adolescent Development Program web site:
http://cad.sfsu.edu/
Or the Marian Wright Edelman Institute web site:
http://edelman.sfsu.edu/
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07/12/06
Youth Employment Research Directory
Today we received the June 2006 San Francisco Youth Employment Resource
Directory. We will keep the directory here in the CAD office for your reference.
You may stop by and ask to look at it. It contains over 65 programs to help you
get prepared for and find a job. These programs include City Build, Civic Center
Career Link One Stop, JVS Youth Programs, Latinos en Exlasis, San Francisco
YouthWorks, SF Independent Living Skills Program, STRIVE, Urban Institute,
Youthbuild and many many more.
We are located at SCI 394 and we are open Monday - Friday from 8 AM to noon
and then from 1:00 PM to 5 PM.
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