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Archdiocese of Newark Faculty to Present at the 99th Annual NCEA
Conference The following is a list teachers, professors and administrators from Archdiocesan schools will present at the convention and the title of their workshop: Bruce Zehnle, Union Catholic High School, Scotch Plains: Teaching a Foreign Language: Unlock the Magic Carol Fay, Academy of the Holy Angels, Demarest: Frontiers of Justice: Building Global Solidarity John Stanczak, Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, and Kevin McNulty, Seton Hall Prep, West Orange: Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum Mark Guterl, Marist High School, Bayonne: Making Your Point with PowerPoint Gloria Castucci, Director of Early Childhood Education for the Archdiocese of Newark: Managing the Early Childhood Environment, a panel discussion in Issues in Early Childhood Education: A Roundtable Discussion. Brother Michael Tidd, FSC, Hudson Catholic High School, Jersey City, and Joseph Agostino, Paramus Catholic High School, Paramus: Validating the Vision: Voices of Experience Sister Rose Thering, OP, Seton Hall University: Why Be Concerned about Jews, Judaism, and the Holocaust? Sister Sandra DiMasi, SSJ, Director of Worship Office: From Students to Believers: Bringing the Liturgical Year into the Classroom Troy Smith, Blessed Sacrament School, Elizabeth: Role Modeling for Students Rev. Kevin Hanbury, Seton Hall University: A Catholic University's Response to Today's Retention and Recruitment of Teachers in Catholic Schools Maria de los Angeles Garcia, Catechetics/Hispanic Ministry for the Archdiocese of Newark: Ministry to/with Hispanics Rev. Msgr. Robert J. Wister, Seton Hall University: The Archives and the Scholar-Writer Patricia Braun, Schools Marketing Director the Archdiocese of Newark: The Power of Print and Marketing Across Boundaries (with Nora Murphy, Schools Marketing Director for the Archdiocese of New York) Nancy Sardone, Seton Hall University: Using the Web as a Marketing Tool Most Reverend John Joseph Myers, JCD, STL, Archbishop of Newark, will be the celebrant of the Opening of the Convention Liturgy on Tuesday, 2 April 2002. His Eminence, Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, Archbishop of Washington (former Archbishop of Newark) will be the keynote speaker on Tuesday, 2 April 2002. The following members of the Office of the Superintendent of Schools worked in preparation for NCEA Convention 2002: Sister Patricia Butler, SC, Associate Superintendent for Elementary School Administration worked throughout June 2001-present in speaker selection for the elementary school section, preparing details (welcoming committee, liturgy, selecting presiders) etc. Brother Ralph Darmento, FSC served on the selection committee for speakers for the secondary school section. For more information about the NCEA Convention, please visit www.ncea.org.
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