The Department of Technology offers departmental publications and other useful links to technology-related resources. See the list below. Students can also explore a wide range of helpful research materials available online through Penfield Library.
Student Resources
Endowment for Pre-Service Technology Educators
The John and Judith Belt Endowment for Pre-Service Technology Educator Development
The Belts established this fund to assist pre-service technology education candidates in their journey to become educators in the future. Specifically, this fund is to support students' needs beyond those covered by financial aid. The fund will be administered by the Department of Technology Chair’s Office and is to be used for any tangible or intangible needs not covered by other funding sources.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must be declared Technology Education majors.
Support Details
Funds will provide support for professional growth as identified through an application process, including travel to interviews, assistance with certification costs, minimal assistance with the cost of professional clothing for field placement experiences, etc. Limits, determined by the department, for the number and/or amounts of support for any one candidate or group of candidates will also be part of the application process provided by the department.
Contact Information
Please contact Richard Bush to inquire about support for your financial needs. Funding is distributed on a rolling basis throughout the academic year.
Mr. Richard Bush
Department Chair
[email protected]
103C Park Hall, 315-312-3011
Epsilon Pi Tau Honor Society
Epsilon Pi Tau is the leading international honor society for professions in technology. This esteemed society acknowledges the academic achievements of students dedicated to technology studies and the training of future technology professionals.
Epsilon Pi Tau also offers membership and advancement opportunities to distinguished practitioners in the technology field, scholars with outstanding research contributions to technology in society, and individuals who have significantly supported or advanced technology professions.
Publications
Related links
Ms. Erin Leary
Department Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
103 Park Hall, 315.312.3011
Mr. Ronald Alexander
Technology Internship Faculty Sponsor
[email protected]
115 Park Hall, 315.312.6643
Ms. Karin Dykeman
Graduate Program Coordinator
[email protected]
103F Park Hall, 315.312.2830
Dr. Laura M. Spenceley
School of Education Dean
302C Park Hall, 315.312.2102