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Sister Roseanne McDougall, S.H.C.J., Ed.D.
Sister Roseanne McDougall, S.H.C.J., Ed.D.
Assistant Professor
215.951.1343
mcdougal@lasalle.edu

Education

  • Ed.D.,  1991, Columbia University
  • M.A.,  1990,Columbia University
  • M.A.T.  1976,University of San Francisco
  • A.B.,  1968, Immaculate Heart College  

Areas of  Interest

  • Religious education
  • Spirituality
  • Faith formation
  • Developing classroom pedagogies

Recent Publications and Presentations

  • Cornelia Connelly’s Innovations in Female Education, 1846-1864: Revolutionizing the School Curriculum for Girls. Lewisburg, NY: Mellen Press, 2008.
  • “Interdisciplinary Education and Critical Thinking in Religion and History: A Case Study of Two-Content Based Linked Courses,” with Jeffrey LaMonica, Journal of Effective Teaching 7.1 (2007): 44-60. http://www.uncw.edu/cte/ET/articles/Vol7_1/Lamonica.htm.
  • “Sankofa: An Inherently Religious Dimension of African Education,” International Handbook for Religious, Moral and Spiritual Education. Ed. Marian deSouza, Gloria Durka, Kathleen Engebretson, Robert Jackson, and Andrew McGrady.  Vol. 1. Amsterdam: Springer, 2006. 231-242.
  • From THE CLOUD TO THE CASTLE: Teresian Metaphor as Transition from ‘Unknowing’ to ‘Being Known’” in David B. Perrin, Women Christian Mystics And Their Relevance Today. Lanham, MD:  Sheed & Ward, 2001: 129-142.
  •  ”Cornelia Connelly: Woman of Mercy and Educator.” Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia 107.1-2 (Spring/Summer 1996): 45-65.