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Student & Alumni Profiles |
Randy Moore
Candidate for M.A. in TESOL K–12
I chose Adelphi because
I knew that
Adelphi would be a place where I could learn
educational theory and apply that knowledge
in a real-life setting.
Besides Adelphi, I am balancing
a
rewarding career at Year Up, a nationally
recognized nonprofit organization that serves
urban young adults between the ages of 18 and 24.
I chose a career in education because
I wanted to help cultivate the limitless talent and creativity that our young
people possess. As a product of African-American/Dominican
heritage, I have seen what it can be like for a student of color in
the education system, especially in an urban environment with
limited resources.
I like Adelphi's program because
it's honest. Adelphi gives me
a platform to discuss issues, trends and experiences that I have
endured as an educator, as well as exchange ideas with my fellow
colleagues who are currently working or have worked in the field.
My mantra is:
"If there is no struggle, there can be no
progress."—Frederick Douglass |
Contact
For additional information about the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education programs, please contact:
Christopher Church
Director of Education
p - 212.965.8340, extension 8351
e - church@adelphi.edu
Kimberly Jackson
Assistant Director of Education/Field & Clinical Site Placement
p - 212.965.8340 ext. 8356
e - kjackson@adelphi.edu
Ruth Ammon School of Education
Adelphi University
Manhattan Center
75 Varick Street, Second Floor
New York, NY 10013
p - 212.965.8340
f - 646.315.8966
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