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Faculty & Staff
Diversity. Ursuline announces appointment of Yolanda M. King as Assistant Dean for Diversity
Achievement. Ursuline announces spring 2018 President’s List, Dean’s List
Achievement. Ursuline announces spring 2018 President’s List, Dean’s List
June 15-August 15
Cleveland Collects: Cheryl Warrick
August 3
Strawbridge Nursing Symposium: Technology as a Learning Tool
Teaching Faculty
Mary Jo Cherry, Ph.D.
Director, Undergraduate Education
Co-Director, Education Unit
Coordinator, Field Experience
Professor, Education
440 646 8147
mcherry@ursuline.edu
Fun Facts
Dr. Mary Jo Cherry earned a B.S. in Elementary Education from Villa Maria College in Erie, PA, a M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education from the University of Maryland, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education from Kent State University. She has taught young children in day-care, pre-school and kindergarten, and elementary, and has been a college faculty member for many years. She currently serves as Director of the Undergraduate Education programs and as Co-Director of the Education Unit. She also coordinates the college's Assessment of Student Learning (ASL). Her teaching expertise lies primarily in the field of early childhood education.
Kathryn Tuohey, Ed.D.
Assistant Professor, Special Education
440 720 3861
ktuohey@ursuline.edu
Dr. Katie Tuohey is an Assistant Professor of Special Education at Ursuline College. She received her doctorate in special education with a focus in Autism Spectrum Disorders from Nova Southeastern University. She received her Master’s in Educational Administration from Cleveland State University and her B.A. from University of Dayton. Her K-12 experience includes working with individuals with mild to severe needs. Dr.Tuohey has conducted in-service training in behavioral interventions for students with special needs, autism disorders, behavior intervention, functional behavior assessments and issues related to providing support and education for children in K-12 programs. Individuals interested in exploring this exciting and rewarding field should contact her at ktuohey@ursuline.edu.
Lisa Johnson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education
440 684 6109
ljohnson3@ursuline.edu
Fun Facts
Dr. Lisa B. Johnson earned a B.S. in Family/Child Development from Eastern Michigan University, a M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education from John Carroll University, and a Ph.D. in Educational Administration pre-school through 12th grade from Hampton University. She has taught young children in pre-school/kindergarten and has been a college faculty member for many years.
Mary Jo Cherry, Ph.D.Director, Undergraduate Education
Co-Director, Education Unit
Coordinator, Field Experience
Professor, Education
440 646 8147
mcherry@ursuline.edu
Fun Facts
Dr. Mary Jo Cherry earned a B.S. in Elementary Education from Villa Maria College in Erie, PA, a M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education from the University of Maryland, and a Ph.D. in Curriculum & Instruction: Early Childhood Education from Kent State University. She has taught young children in day-care, pre-school and kindergarten, and elementary, and has been a college faculty member for many years. She currently serves as Director of the Undergraduate Education programs and as Co-Director of the Education Unit. She also coordinates the college's Assessment of Student Learning (ASL). Her teaching expertise lies primarily in the field of early childhood education.
Kathryn Tuohey, Ed.D.Assistant Professor, Special Education
440 720 3861
ktuohey@ursuline.edu
Dr. Katie Tuohey is an Assistant Professor of Special Education at Ursuline College. She received her doctorate in special education with a focus in Autism Spectrum Disorders from Nova Southeastern University. She received her Master’s in Educational Administration from Cleveland State University and her B.A. from University of Dayton. Her K-12 experience includes working with individuals with mild to severe needs. Dr.Tuohey has conducted in-service training in behavioral interventions for students with special needs, autism disorders, behavior intervention, functional behavior assessments and issues related to providing support and education for children in K-12 programs. Individuals interested in exploring this exciting and rewarding field should contact her at ktuohey@ursuline.edu.
Lisa Johnson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Early Childhood Education
440 684 6109
ljohnson3@ursuline.edu
Fun Facts
Dr. Lisa B. Johnson earned a B.S. in Family/Child Development from Eastern Michigan University, a M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education from John Carroll University, and a Ph.D. in Educational Administration pre-school through 12th grade from Hampton University. She has taught young children in pre-school/kindergarten and has been a college faculty member for many years.
