Today’s episode features a very special guest, Kristina Persaud, a NYCDOE educator who’s been in the field for over 5 years. 

Tune in and learn as Kristina discusses how working as a teacher in the Bronx helped shape her transition into administration today. There are a lot of teachers who may be apprehensive when it comes to making the switch from teacher to administrator, listen as Kristina provides helpful tips for making that switch. 

For more information on our Administration program please visit: www.stroseapply.com or email Diane@citeprograms.com

On this very special episode we’re talking to “Minecraft” creators Sean Arnold (NYCDOE - Director of School Pathways) and

Anthony Casanovas (Ed Tech Program Manager & Teacher Team Leader | Division of Instructional and Information Technology (DIIT).

Join as they take us through the inspiration behind this innovative, advanced, and surreal experience they call “Minecraft Education!”

Special “Thank you” to Sean and Anthony for the abundance of intel shared on “Minecraft Education.” It’s beyond beautiful to see your visions come true and to see how it’s already changing lives.

If you or your school is interested in “Minecraft Education” or just want more information please visit:

www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/subjects/stem/minecraft-education-challenge

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On today’s episode, we get to speak to Georges Leconte, Chief Executive Officer of Harlem Hospital (NYC Health and Hospitals).

It’s no secret that the field of Public Administration isn’t easy but one thing we can all agree on is that it’s a rewarding field.

Learn all you need to know about working as a CEO in a New York City hospital during the most challenging of times.

During this episode, Georges also goes into the plethora of jobs and fields one can go into with a Master’s Degree in

Public Administration.

For more information on our Public Administration Master’s Degree program with Alfred University please visit www.alfredapply.com or email Shaye@citeprograms.com  Be sure to RSVP to our next VIRTUAL OPEN  HOUSE via Zoom, all information on www.citeprograms.com

On this very special episode, we get to chat with Theresa DeMatteo, the New Professional Development Coordinator at Nassau BOCES!

Tune in as Theresa discusses how she balanced her work and home life while still being in our administration program! Theresa also touches on tips and skills future students should consider!

For more information on our Administration program please email Diane@citeoprograms.com

CITE/Russell Sage College Grads, Dr. Dorcely and Dr. Hansford discuss their latest business venture "StrategiesMatters" a blog set out to inform and support various projects throughout education with a unique team of bloggers that are seasoned educators and administrators. 

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This very special episode features Charlotte Beckman, the current Administrative Dean Of Students at Walt Whitman High School — South Huntington Union Free School District. 

Tune in and find out why Charlotte chose Administration and to join our program. Charlotte knows what it takes to be a good Administrator and shares some essential tips within this episode. 

Be sure to share this special episode with your current Administrators and aspiring Administrators too. Another special “Thank you” to Charlotte, we are so proud of all the amazing work you’ve done and wish you all the best from CITE! 

To find out more information about our Administration program please visit: www.stroseapply.com or e-mail Diane@citeprograms.com 

Be sure to sign up for our next ONLINE OPEN HOUSE! 

You can RSVP now via Zoom, link on www.citeprograms.com

In this very special episode, Dr. Donald James is back with the Blue Ribbon Project!

This episode focuses on Dr. James discussing the Teacher Education & Leadership shortage.

Tune in as he examines the reasons behind being in this current state as well as what we can do to impact a positive change for the near future.