Adolescent Italian (MA)
Welcome to the Adolescent Italian (MA) program home page. Use this page as a guide to the Adolescent Italian (MA) program from acceptance to graduation.
The master’s program is designed for applicants without prior NYS teacher certification in Italian 7-12.
Academic Plan: ITALAE-MA
Certification: This program leads to initial New York State certification to teach Italian in grades 7-12.
Advisors
- Jenny M. Castillo, School of Education Faculty Advisor
- Paolo Fasoli, School of Arts and Sciences Faculty Advisor
- Bonnie M. Veronico, Administrative Advisor
- LaToya King, Clinical Placement Specialist
Make an Appointment
To make an appointment with an advisor, please select from the options below.
If you have general questions or need to follow up on a submitted form email soeoasa@hunter.cuny.edu.
Course Sequence and Program Tracker
Students complete a sequence of courses in both Education and Italian. The course sequence and program trackers provide a suggested order of education courses for the program based on start date. Education courses are taken alongside Italian courses. Students must consult with the faculty advisor to determine their individualized course of study before registering for classes.
Fall Start
Spring Start
Course Descriptions, Progress Standards and Exit Requirements
Review the course descriptions, progress standards, and exit requirements in the Course Catalog for Master’s.
Newly Accepted Students: Getting Started
Welcome to the School of Education! Visit the Newly Accepted Students page for a checklist to get you started at Hunter College.
New Student Support
If at any point you need support, please reach out to our New Student Liaison, Kristen Hall at newsoest@hunter.cuny.edu or make an appointment.
Newly Accepted Students: Orientations
Welcome to the School of Education! Students will attend two orientations to cover all the information needed to start your program:
- General New Student Orientation
- Program Advising Session
General New Student Orientation
The School of Education hosts monthly virtual new graduate student orientations titled “New Student Orientation – Teacher Education and Leadership”. These 60 minute online sessions will provide you with an overview of Hunter College and the School of Education. Additionally, you will find answers to many of your questions regarding registration, student life and certification. See “Newly Accepted Student Events” below for details about upcoming sessions.
Program Advising Session
The Adolescent Italian program hosts program advising sessions that cover the course of study, progress standards and fieldwork requirements. See “Newly Accepted Student Events” below for details about upcoming sessions.