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Susan Elias, Ed.D.

Susan Elias, Ed.D., has been leading cohorts in the Master of Education in Literacy Instruction Program at Centenary University for several years. Elias earned her  Educational Doctorate from Seton Hall University in K-12 Administration and an Educational Specialist degree from Seton Hall in Educational Leadership, Management, and Policy. Elias completed her Master’s in Reading at Montclair State University where she also received her Reading Specialist certification. In addition,  Elias holds Bachelor’s degrees from Rowan University in Elementary Education and Psychology as well as a Reading Certification. Throughout her educational experience, Elias has held the titles of Middle School Language Arts Teacher, Elementary Teacher, Literacy Coach, Curriculum Coordinator, Supervisor of Curriculum & Instruction, Principal, and her current role as Director of Curriculum & Instruction. She emphasizes the importance of giving students access to books as well as the tools needed to live the life of a writer.

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Susan Elias, Ed.D.

Susan.Elias@CentenaryUniversity.edu
(908) 852-1400

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