College of Education and Human Services Faculty
Professor and Director, Ed.S. Counseling Services Program, & M.A. Clinical Mental Health Program
Memorial Hall 202E
Academic Background
- J. D. School of Law, University of Arkansas; Fayetteville, Arkansas. May 1990
- Ph. D. Education Psychology (Counseling): Department of Educational Psychology; Southern Illinois University; Carbondale, Illinois May 1983
- M. A. Interpersonal Communication; Minor in Counseling Psychology, Wheaton Graduate School, Wheaton, Illinois. June 1980
- B. A. Religious Studies; Minor in Counseling Psychology; Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois. Dec 1978
Books and Book Chapters
Professor of Graduate Education
Memorial Hall 202 D
Academic Background
- Ph.D., Curriculum and Instruction, specializations in Talented and Gifted and Educational Foundations, University of Oregon
- Master of Science, Educational Policy and Management, University of Oregon
- Bachelor of Education, major in Curriculum, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
- Bachelor of Arts, major in Political Science, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Scholarship
Professor
Memorial 102P
Academic Background
B.A., Psychology and Japanese Studies, magna cum laude, Yale University, 1972
Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology, Rutgers University, 1991
Recent magazine interview about my background and interests: http://www.rider.edu/~baer/BaerRoeperInterview.pdf
Professor
Memorial Hall 102K
Academic Background
5/02 Doctor of Education. Mathematics Education. Rutgers University.
5/99 Master of Education. Mathematics Education. Rutgers University.
1/68 Bachelor of Arts. Education/ Mathematics. Brooklyn College
Associate Professor
Memorial Hall 202-G
Academic Background
- Ph.D. in Counselor Education, Syracuse University
- M.A. in Counseling, Wake Forest University
- M.Div., Princeton Theological Seminary
- B.A., Franklin and Marshall College
Research Interests and Professional Background
My research agenda focuses on coping strategies—specifically the maladaptive coping strategies of eating disorder symptomatology and self-injury.
Associate Professor; Director of the Coaching and School Counseling Program
Memorial Hall 202-M
Academic Background
- Ph.D. in Counselor Education, Syracuse University
- M.A. in Counseling, Wake Forest University
- M.Div., Princeton Theological Seminary
- B.A., UCLA
Professional Background and Focus of Research
Professor
Memorial Hall 102E
Academic Background
- Doctor of Education (Administration and Leadership), New York University
- Advanced Certificate (Educational Supervision and Administration) Brooklyn College
- Master of Science (Educational Psychology and Statistics/Special Education) Albany University
- Bachelor of Arts, Albany University
Awards/Honors
- Nasim Dil Service Award, Council for Exceptional Children – Teacher Education Division – National recognition for outstanding service 2010
Professor
Memorial Hall 102M
Education
- 2006: Ph.D. in Education - Literacy concentration
Rutgers University, Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, NJ
Dissertation title: Making room for the middle: Understanding effective middle school teachers and their work with struggling readers and writers
Advisor: Dr. Lesley Mandel Morrow - 2000: Ed.M. in Reading Education with Reading Specialist concentration
Rutgers University, Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, NJ
Thesis title: The language arts block: From research to practice
Assistant Professor I
Memorial Hall 202M
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
- Ph.D. in Counseling, University of North Texas (CACREP accredited)
- M.Ed. in Counseling, University of North Texas (CACREP accredited, Community Mental Health Counseling)
- B.S. in Social Work, Tunghai University, Taichung, Taiwan
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND AND RESEARCH
Professor
Memorial Hall 102G
Academic Background
Ed.D., Business Education, Temple University, 1984
M.A., Business Education, Rider University, 1974
B.S., Business Education, Rider University, 1971
Recipient of the Rider University Award for Distinguished Teaching, 2008
Professor and Director, School Psychology Program
Memorial Hall 202J
Academic Background
- Post Doctoral Fellow, Clinical Child Psychology, University of California, Davis Medical Center
- Ph.D., School Psychology, University of Georgia
- M.B.A., Finance, University of Connecticut
- B.B.A., Personnel Management & Organizational Behavior, College of William & Mary
Professional Certifications
- Licensed Psychologist (New Jersey & Pennsylvania)
- Certified School Psychologist (New Jersey & Pennsylvania)
Associate Professor
Memorial 218E
Academic Background
- 1996 Ph.D. Northwestern University
- 1984 M.S.E. University of Pennsylvania
- 1984 B.A. University of Pennsylvania
Selected Publications
Add as most recent book chapter
Fraivillig, J. L. (2008). Strategies for advancing children’s mathematical thinking. In J. M. Bay-Williams & K. Karp (Eds.), Growing professionally: Readings from NCTM Publications for grades K-8. Reston, VA: National Council for Teachers of Mathematics.
Professor
Memorial 102L
Academic Background
- Ed.D Early Childhood and Elementary Education, Rutgers Graduate School of Education
- M.A. Counselor Education, Kean University
- B.S. in Elementary Education, East Stroudsburg University
- B.S. Psychology, East Stroudsburg University
Courses Taught
Context of Schooling, Effective Classroom Management and Student Teaching Seminar
Research Interests
Classroom management, student motivation, cultural diversity
Associate Professor
Memorial Hall 202N
Academic Background
- Ph.D., School Psychology, Lehigh University
- Ed.S., School Psychology, Rider University
- M.A., School Counseling, The College of New Jersey
- B.S., Early Childhood/Elementary Education, The College of New Jersey
Scholarship
Current research focuses on emergent literacy skill assessment and intervention and the implementation of Response to Intervention models.
Scholarly Projects
Peer Reviewed Journals
Ed.D. Program Director; Associate Professor
Memorial Hall 202K
Academic Background
Ed.D., Educational Leadership, Columbia University
Ed.,M., Administration/Supervision, Rutgers University
B.A., Psychology, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Associate Professor of STEM Education
Memorial Hall 102F
Academic Background
2002 Doctor of Philosophy Instruction and Curriculum in the content Areas (Science) University of Colorado
1986 Master of Arts in Teaching Biology Northern Arizona University (NAU, Flagstaff AZ)
1982 Bachelor of Science Environmental and Systematic Biology California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo CA)
Professor and Director of Special Education Programs
Memorial Hall 102J
Academic Background
- B. S. Rutgers College; Elementary and Special Education
- M.Ed. Rutgers Graduate School of Education; Special Education
- Ed. D. Temple University Graduate School of Education; Curriculum, Instruction, Technology and Education
Courses Taught at Rider
Dr. Kamens is the coordinator for Rider's special education programs. She teaches various courses in both the undergraduate and graduate programs in special education.
Early Childhood Education Program Professor
Memorial Hall 102H
Educational Background
- Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York, 2/92-8/97
- Ed.M., State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York, 6/89-2/92
- BA, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York, 9/88-6/89
- Validator certification for National Academy of Early Childhood Programs, Division of National Association for the Education of Young Children, 4/95 - 2004
Associate Professor, Chair, Department of Teacher Education
Memorial Hall 102D
Education
Ph.D. 1998 University of Texas at Austin Language & Literacy
M. Ed. 1988 Texas State University Reading
B.S. Ed. 1984 Texas State University Elementary Ed.- Reading
Certifications
Elementary Education (Grades 1-8)
Professional Reading Specialist
Professional Supervision
Teaching Honors and Awards
David Bruton, Jr. Fellowship- The University of Texas at Austin 1996-1997
Alpha Chi Honor Society- “Favorite Professor”- SWTSU 1994
Assistant Professor II; Program Director, MA Organizational Leadership Program
Memorial Hall 202O
Academic Background
Ed.D, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers University, (2015)
Social & Philosophical Foundations of Education
M.Ed., College of Education, The Ohio University (1989)
Educational Leadership
B.S. College of Communication, The Ohio University (June, 1987)
Interpersonal Communication
Chair of the Department of Graduate Education, Leadership, and Counseling, Associate Professor
Memorial Hall 202C
Academic Background
- PsyD, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, Rutgers University
- PsyM, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, Rutgers University
- BA, Vassar College
Professional Background and Research
My research focuses on environmental factors that influence well-being and performance. Two questions guide my work:
Assistant Professor II
Memorial Hall 102Q
Academic Background
- B.A., History, University of Florida, 1992
- M.Ed., Social Studies Education, University of Florida, 1993
- Ph.D., Social Science Education, University of South Florida, 2011
Courses Taught
- SST 300: Historical & Contemporary Issues in the Social Studies
- SED 405: Teaching Social Studies in Secondary Schools
- SED 370: Teaching in the High School
- BHP 100: Great Ideas I
- EDU 106: Contexts of Schooling
Professor
Memorial Hall 202F
Dr. Kathleen Marie Pierce is a professor in the Department of Graduate Education, Leadership, and Counseling in the School of Education at Rider University, Lawrenceville, NJ.
Assistant Professor I
Memorial Hall 218C
Academic Background
EdD., Administrative Policy and Urban Education, Fordham University, 1997
M.A. Administration and Supervision, Montclair State University, 1992
B.A. Psychology and Social Studies, Montclair State University, 1982
Recipient of the Montclair State University William A. Cuff Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Education, 2006
Credentials
Teacher of Psychology – New Jersey
Teacher of Social Studies – New Jersey
Supervisor – New Jersey
Associate Professor of Spanish
Fine Arts 354
María Fernanda Villalobos-Buehner received her Ph.D. in Higher, Adult, and Lifelong Education from Michigan State University. Her dissertation explored the effect of study abroad programs in the development of a second language identity and second language learning motivation. Dr. Villalobos-Buehner research interests include foreign language pedagogy, the adult language learner, second language acquisition, language learning motivation, the role of technology in language learning, and study abroad programs and their influence in language learning.
Associate Professor
Memorial Hall 102I
Academic Background
- 1959 Associate in Arts Rider College, Trenton, NJ
- 1962 BS Business Education Rider College, Trenton, NJ
- 1964 MA Business Education Rider College, Trenton, NJ
- 1970 Ph.D. Business Education New York, NYC, NY
Textbook Publications
- 1984 World Processing for Colleges H.M. Rowe, Baltimore, MD
- 1992 Rocky Mountain Transport- An Information Processing Simulation H.M. Rowe, Baltimore, MD
