BS, Fordham University; MS, Fordham
University; PHD, Fordham University
Dr. Nowosad, an associate professor at St. John's University,
and Director of Distance Learning Programs, has special interest in
all aspects of leadership and social justice. She teaches courses
dealing with administrative/organizational theory, educational
administration, supervision, community relations, change theory,
politics in education and mentors doctoral dissertation
students.
An expert on compensatory education on federal, state, and local
levels, Dr. Nowosad brings over 25 years of experience in this
field. She has been an evaluator of Title I programs, a New
York State Director of School Improvement, Grant Management and
Compliance, and the New York City Executive Director for Funded and
External Programs. Her work has taken her to urban settings
as well as to small towns and rural areas.
Dr. Nowosad has a rich and diverse background as a teacher, school
administrator, program and staff developer, evaluator, conference
convener, keynote speaker, and consultant.
For the past several years, Dr. Nowosad has been working with
schools and districts in designing and implementing comprehensive
education plans at building and district levels. She also
facilitates the development of district-wide curriculum, conducts
curriculum mapping/auditing/charting with schools and creates links
for existing or newly developed curriculum in a variety of content
areas.
Courses Taught
EDU 5420: Politics of Education
nowosadm@stjohns.edu