Dr. Martha Osei-Yaw
- Doctoral Portfolio -
Professional Growth Plan
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Two years ago, I decided to pursue a Doctoral Degree in Educational Technology Leadership from New Jersey City University to gain a greater understanding the 21st century skills needed in order for my students to succeed and thrive as global citizens. This program has afforded me with the opportunity to maximize my potential as a school leader by exposing girls and underrepresented minorities to the vast career opportunities in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
GOALS ACHIEVED in 2014-2015
Co-Presented a tabletop discussion at the Learning Summit 2014:
League for Innovation in the Community Colleges
Topic: Allied STEM Careers: Preparing Tomorrow's Workforce
through Innovative Programs and Practices
Co-Presenter: Dr. Cordelia Twomey
Chandler, Arizona
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Created a coding club (PS #30 Coders)
Provided coding sessions for the students attending
the Y Academy/YMCA Afterschool Program at
Alexander D. Sullivan School
Topic: Introduction to Coding Jersey City, New Jersey
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Presented a poster session at the Faculty Best Practices
Showcase-NJEDge (March 2015) Topic: Allied STEM Careers: Preparing Tomorrow's Workforce
through Innovative Programs and Practices
Jersey City, New Jersey
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Member of the Girls in Technology Planning Committee
Co-Planned with Deborah Nagler and presented coding sessions
at the Girls in Technology Symposium (March 2015)
Topic: Coding 101 Website:msosa73.wix.com/symposium2015
Jersey City, New Jersey
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Co-Presented a poster session at NJCU's
3rd Annual STEM Leadership Symposium (April 2015)
Co-Presenter: James Markey
Topic: Allied STEM Careers and Coding-Poster Session Jersey City, New Jersey
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Volunteered as a guest judge for a robotics competition
sponsored by Latinas in STEM (May 2015)
at Stevens Institute of Technology
Topic: STEM 101 and Robotics Hoboken, New Jersey
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Co-published an article in the Journal of Applied Learning
Technology (JALT), Volume 5(2). (Spring 2015)
Topic: "Challenges in Technology and its Influences on Education Training"
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Served as an educational speaker for a Girl Scouts
USA Webinar (July 2015)
Topic: Strengthening Academic Connections in STEM
between Girl Scouts and Elementary Schools
Northouse, P. G. (2013). Leadership: Theory and practice. (6th ed.). Thousand Oaks, California:
Sage Publishing.
Ridinger. (2014) Retrieved August 4, 2014, from http://www.beingjrridinger.com/events/leader-
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