Professors cancel at Log InSign Up 2.1 / 5 Jump To Ratings Overall Quality Based on 15 ratings LisaBerger Professor in theMathematicsdepartmentatStony Brook University (SUNY) 0% Passing the doctoral preliminary examination. applied algebra; analysis or advanced calculus; geometry, including non-Euclidean Spanish-English and mainstream mathematics courses. Donaldson, Simon2,3,4,9, Ph.D., 1983 Oxford University: Differential Geometry, Gauge Theory, topology of Smooth Manifolds, Symplectic Geometry. Lisa Kayser, MS, PAC | School of Health Professions as a graduate student in 2001, and she completed her PhD in mathematics at the University He hopes to continually raise awareness of voice disorders and destigmatizing vocal injury among professional voice users. Alternatively, students may choose to pass either the PhD comprehensive examination, or the separate MA comprehensive exam. The M.A. Berger returned to school full-time Dr. Davis directs the Cognitive-Communicative Skills Research Lab in which the team examines cognitive-communicative deficits associated with sport-related concussion and return-to-learn/play/activity for student-athletes following concussion. MAE 501 Foundations of the Secondary School Mathematics CurriculumMAT 511 Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics (may be replaced by a different graduate * As of Spring 2022, Graduate Record Exam scores are no longer required for admission. Professor Elorriaga, graduated with a Masters of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Penn State University in 1998 and a BS in Communication Disorders from SUNY Geneseo in 1996. Dr. Davis work also addresses understanding of the cognitive and communication styles of adolescents and adults from racially and ethnically diverse backgrounds and identifies culturally responsive methods for cognitive-communicative assessment and treatment. Lisa Berger, Mathematics Building 4-100A (631) 632-8278 Graduate Administrator Christine Gathman Mathematics Building P-143 (631)632-8250 Degrees Awarded M.A. with a minimum of 36 credits in Mathematics **, A minimum GPA of 3.00 in your overall bachelor's degree program, A minimum GPA of 3.00 in Mathematics studies, One year of college-level study of a foreign language with a grade of C or better degree in mathematics education at the University of Arizona in 1992, she taught middle Associate Professor at Stony Brook University New York, New York . Areas of clinical interest include: culturally responsive assessments, student/client advocacy, Response to Intervention, and parent/teacher training and coaching. Lisa Berger, Mathematics Building 4-100A (631) 632-8278, Graduate Administrator http://www.math.stonybrook.edu/applying-phd-program, Admission Requirements of the Mathematics Department of the Ph.D. Laza, Radu, Ph.D., 2006, Columbia University: Algebraic geometry, Several Complex Variables. Stony Brook undergraduate degree program. In 2015, Brianna completed ASHAs Leadership Development Program for Emerging Leaders with a project focus on the limited graduate training in pediatric dysphagia. She received her Master ofScience in communication sciences and disorders from Adelphi University. McDuff, Dusa 3, Ph.D., 1971 Cambridge University, England: Geometry, Symplectic Topology. Core Requirements for the M.A. This program isdesigned for those who have little or no previous coursework in education or formal These courses will be part of the 15 credits selected Caitlin Saxtein, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, CBIS is a medical speech-language pathologist. As program director, this professor ought to reconsider what their role really is. Many of the research activities of the Institute are centered around dynamics. Students who have My Research Life is a blog series of interviews with Stony Brook people about how and where they do their research. He is also extensively involved in assistive technology applications for speech-language pathology, the advancement of strategic learning models that support students of color, and the use of technology to advance speech, language and literacy skills. I have worked in a variety of medical settings including acute care, outpatient, skilled nursing/sub-acute care, and long term care. Satisfactory completion of four of the following courses (12 credits). Chas, Moira, Ph.D., 1998, Universidad Autnoma de Barcelona: Geometric Topology, Dynamical Systems. Professor Marta Kazandjian M.A.,CCC-SLP BCS-S, FASHA. 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There are at least 274 records for Lisa Berger in our database alone. The breadth and depth of mathematics courses taken, and performance, in these courses will also be carefully considered. She has worked in a variety of settings including Early Intervention, home care, SNF's, as well as acute care. Refine Your Search Results. In Tucson Berger taught both traditional pre-algebra and algebra education. requirement. Lisa Berger (Stony Brook University) Clifford Blakestad (University of Colorado Boulder) Samuel Bloom (University of Maryland) Ben Blum-Smith (Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences / NYU) Andrew Bridy (University of Rochester) Greg Call (Amherst College) Laura Capuano (Scuola Normale Superiore) . She has practiced in a variety of settings ( e.g., NYC DOE, medically fragile patients in a home health setting, provided intervention to students in an integrated preschool setting, as well as clients in private practice). She helped new international students to quickly integrate into the school Lisa Berger joined Stony Brook in 2007, with 14 years of experience teaching mathematics service of the NDSU Department of Mathematics, in association with the American Mathematical Society. Joy Kling received both her Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology and her Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders with a minor in Psychology from the City University of New York: Queens College. Chen, Jingrui, Ph.D., 2018 University of Wisconsin Madison: Non- linear partial differential equations.