Judith Boccia

Director, Center for Field Services & Studies

Phone: 978-934-4661

Fax: 978-934-3002

Office: O'Leary Library 540C

Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; B.A., Marymount College

School/University Partnership Models and Practices

Technology Integration for Teaching and Learning

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Pipeline Issues

Recent Publications:

"A Case Study of School District Support for Technology Ready Teachers" (2004), with M. Dennis and J. Meltzer in SITE--Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM.

"Just in Time: Faculty Technology Training" (2003). Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM.

"Looking into Classrooms: A Technology Mediated Observation Program for Preservice Teachers", (2002) with P. Fontaine and M. Lucas in SITE--Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM.

"Partnership Success in Urban School Change", (2000) with D. Pierson and M. Bacigalupo, Partnerships: Shaping the Future of Education, ed. Kenneth Stott and Vernon Trafford. London, Middlesex University Press.

Recent Funded Research:

Principal author, Massachusetts Board of Higher Education Pipeline Fund, “Northeast STEM Pipeline Network,” (2004), $248, 961.

Principal Investigator, Annual Professional Services Contracts with Lowell Public Schools, 1996-present, $1,500,000 (approx).

Principal Investigator, US Department of Education PT3 Implementation Grant, “Ready to Teach,” 2000-2003, $1,024,922.

Principal Investigator, US Department of Education PT3 Grant, “Transforming Teaching with Technology,1999-2000, $142,341.

Principal Investigator, US Department of Education, FIPSE grant, “Looking into Classrooms,” 1997-2000, $221,491.

Principal Investigator, EPA subcontract from Ohio State University, “Earthvision 2000,” $310,000.



Judith Boccia Director, Center for Field Services & Studies Phone: 978-934-4661 Fax: 978-934-3002 Office: O'Leary Library 540C Email: Judith_Boccia@uml.edu Educational Background Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; B.A., Marymount College Scholarly Interests School/University Partnership Models and Practices Technology Integration for Teaching and Learning Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Pipeline Issues Bio Sketch Recent Publications: "A Case Study of School District Support for Technology Ready Teachers" (2004), with M. Dennis and J. Meltzer in SITE--Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM. "Just in Time: Faculty Technology Training" (2003). Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM. "Looking into Classrooms: A Technology Mediated Observation Program for Preservice Teachers", (2002) with P. Fontaine and M. Lucas in SITE--Society for Technology and Teacher Education International Conference Proceedings, CD-ROM. "Partnership Success in Urban School Change", (2000) with D. Pierson and M. Bacigalupo, Partnerships: Shaping the Future of Education, ed. Kenneth Stott and Vernon Trafford. London, Middlesex University Press. Recent Funded Research: Principal author, Massachusetts Board of Higher Education Pipeline Fund, “Northeast STEM Pipeline Network,” (2004), $248, 961. Principal Investigator, Annual Professional Services Contracts with Lowell Public Schools, 1996-present, $1,500,000 (approx). Principal Investigator, US Department of Education PT3 Implementation Grant, “Ready to Teach,” 2000-2003, $1,024,922. Principal Investigator, US Department of Education PT3 Grant, “Transforming Teaching with Technology,1999-2000, $142,341. Principal Investigator, US Department of Education, FIPSE grant, “Looking into Classrooms,” 1997-2000, $221,491. Principal Investigator, EPA subcontract from Ohio State University, “Earthvision 2000,” $310,000.

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