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Summer Institutes for Teachers

This summer, you can enroll in courses that will build your knowledge in content area and improve your instructional skills.

Molloy College Summer Institutes may be taken for graduate credit or on a non-credit basis for in-service credit. All of the Summer Institutes are offered in an intensive, one-week format at either our Rockville Centre Campus or at our Suffolk Center on the grounds of Republic Airport in East Farmingdale.

The Summer Institutes are generally offered during the months of June, July and August. The course descriptions, schedule of classes and tuition rates are generally available by late winter/early spring each year.

The Summer Institutes for Teachers are broken-down into three main categories:

Advanced Placement (AP) Summer Institutes

Molloy College, in cooperation with the College Board, is offering Advanced Placement Summer Institutes to teachers of Advanced Placement courses in eighteen (18) subject areas for the summer of 2013. Click here for more information.

Summer Institutes (Non-AP)

The Summer 2013 Summer Institutes (Non-AP) are offered in three subject areas:
- English Language Arts (5 Institutes Offered)
- Math (9 Institutes Offered)
- Science (9 Institutes Offered)

Click on the following links for additional information:
- Application and Registration Instructions
- Institute Descriptions and Faculty Bios
- General Information, Accommodations & Attractions
- Click here to download the 2013 Summer Institutes for Teachers brochure. The brochure will automatically be mailed to teachers on our mailing list. To be palced on our mailing list please call 516-678-5000 ext. 6483 or email cthomas@molloy.edu.

National Grid Foundation - Teaching Green Institute Grant Program (TGI)

Molloy College has received a grant from the National Grid Foundation to continue an innovative institute that was founded in 2011: The Molloy College: National Grid Foundation Teaching Green Institute (TGI). TGI is designed to train middle school and high school teachers in environmental issues and to provide suggestions on incorporating environmentally focused curricula into their classrooms.

Two Institutes will be offered: one for middle school teachers and one for high school teachers. The Institutes will be offered Monday-Thursday, July 8-11, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. each day at Molloy's Suffolk Center campus in East Farmingdale. The Institutes may either be taken by teachers as a 3 credit graduate course or on a non-credit basis for 2 in-service credits. The program is open to public and private school teachers on Long Island, Brooklyn, Staten Island and parts of Queens as well as some upstate NY communities served by National Grid.

45 scholarships ranging from full scholarships to partial scholarships will be awarded. Special consideration will be given to teachers from underserved communities, teachers from schools/districts in need of improvement or teachers from low-moderate income communities. Teachers will need to complete a short one-page preliminary application. The preliminary application, as well as further information on the TGI summer institutes, can be found on our website at: www.molloy.edu/ce/summer/TGI.

Contact Louis Cino at lcino@molloy.edu or call 516.678.5000 ext. 6483 for more information.