SUNY Potsdam

SUNY Potsdam's School of Education and Professional Studies together with the Office of Extended Education are committed to making both graduate and undergraduate degree programs accessible to the residents of Jefferson and Lewis Counties. Jefferson Community College hosts the largest number of our courses on its campus, although other sites in the Watertown area including Sherman Elementary, North Elementary and Watertown High Schools are also frequently utilized. 

Detailed information for each program can be found by clicking on the name of the program.

• Childhood (Grades 1-6) - Master of Science in Teaching degree (M.S.T.)
  Course Planning Guide
  

• Curriculum and Instruction - Master of Science in Education degree (M.S.Ed.)
  Course Planning Guide
  

• Literacy Specialist - Master of Science in Education degree (M.S.Ed.)
  Course Planning Guide

• Literacy Educator - Master of Science in Education degree (M.S.Ed.)
  Course Planning Guide

• ICT/Organizational Leadership - Master of Science in Education degree (M.S.Ed.)
  Watertown Course Planning Guide
  

Currently Certified Teachers

Additional Special Education courses are now available for Spring semester and Summer Session 2012. For additional information contact Kathleen Morris-Kortz, Watertown Graduate Education Programs Coordinator
e-mail morriska@potsdam.edu, telephone (315) 786-2373.

Convenient Times for Adult Learners
Courses for these degree programs are offered in the early evening and on weekends to accommodate the needs of adults who have work, family or other responsibilities during the weekday.

Guaranteed Course Offerings
Multi-year schedule templates are available which indicate which courses will be offered in what semester for each of these programs so that students are able to complete their degree on a timely basis.

Schedule Planning Tips
Based upon student demand, additional courses that are not shown on the schedule templates, are often scheduled. Please refer to the complete schedule of courses for each semester as well as the summer session, which is available approximately two months prior to the start of that semester or session. It is important to note that there will be some courses required to complete each of the degrees for which the student is expected to come to the Potsdam campus. The number of courses is minimal and will be scheduled to limit the number of actual trips that students will need to take to Potsdam.

For Additional Information About the Watertown Graduate Programs contact:
Kathleen Morris-Kortz, Watertown Education Coordinator
E-mail: morriska@potsdam.edu Work Phone: (315) 786-2373 Office Locations: Jefferson Community College Room 103 Extended Learning Center Watertown, New York 13601 Fort Drum U S Army Post Library 4300 Camp Hale Road	Office Hours: JCC Tuesday and Thursday Noon - 4 p.m.   Fort Drum 2nd and 4th Monday, 9 a.m. - Noon

Available by appointment at other times, hours vary due to teacher observation schedule. Call (315) 786-2373 for an appointment. If you need to reach me outside office hours, call (315) 405-5683.