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News & Highlights
The
2011 MCCE@SU Awards Luncheon held
on October 6, was a great success. Thanks go out to all the schools that
receive an award this year. Keep up the great work you are doing with
Character Education.
A special thank
you goes out to Stevenson University for hosting this years luncheon.
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2010
- 2011 MCCE@SU School of the Year list of Award Winners
2010
- 2011 MCCE@SU Awards Luncheon & Program Pictures
2009
- 2010 MCCE@SU School of the Year list of Award Winners
2009
- 2010 MCCE@SU Awards Luncheon & Program Pictures
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Stevenson University to Host Maryland Center for Character Education
Stevenson, MD - On Thursday, November 5, 2009, the Maryland
Center for Character Education (MCCE) joined the School of Education
at Stevenson University in founding the new Maryland
Center for Character Education at Stevenson University.
Through this partnership, the University’s School of Education will
work with MCCE to integrate character education training into its teacher
education curriculum while also providing outreach and training, onsite
and online, to primary and secondary schools throughout the state that
are seeking to implement character education programs.
Deborah Kraft, Interim Dean of the School of Education,
joined Dig DeGarmo, President of MCCE, at the November
5 announcement. Established in 1992, MCCE provides resources to schools,
businesses, and community organizations promoting character education
and development. MCCE’s primary efforts are focused on identifying
and sharing with schools throughout Maryland best practices and resources
in character education.
“The Maryland Center for Character Education at Stevenson
University is dedicated to making a difference in the ethical
lives of individuals and the entire community through education, example,
and action,” Kraft said. “The Center will encourage teachers
and administrators in both public and private schools to teach, model,
and reinforce character development and ethical behavior.”
Stevenson University, known for its distinctive career focus, is the third-largest
independent university in Maryland with more than 3,400 students pursuing
bachelor’s, master’s, and adult accelerated degrees at locations
in Stevenson and Owings Mills.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
WRITE, CALL OR E-MAIL:
Stevenson University
Maryland Center
for Character Education at Stevenson
School of Education
1525 Greenspring
Valley Road
Stevenson, MD 21153-0641
E-Mail: MCCEcharacter@aol.com
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