Sage Donor Gives $10 Million

Donna Robinson Esteves '70 (at left), alumna of Russell Sage and chair
of the Board of Trustees, has made a
$10 million gift to Sage, President
Susan Scrimshaw (at right) announced
March 1. A portion of the phased gift
is dedicated to supporting the
programs, faculty and outreach initiatives of the newly-named
Esteves School of Education.

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Dean Quigley a Leader in Literacy and Native American Education

Lori V. Quigley, Ph.D. joined Sage as dean of the School of Education in 2010. A literacy specialist, she holds occasional reading sessions in area schools and advocates on a state and national level for Native American education initiatives.

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After School Programs Give Children a Boost

The School of Education has established several outreach programs with area schools. The Help Yourself Academy brings minority and at-risk students in grades 3-8 from the Troy school district to engage in science and math.

Help Yourself Academy »

Ed.D. Candidates a Who's Who of Area Education Leaders

The doctoral program in Educational Leadership, now in its fifth group of candidates, is a cohort-based model that attracts many of the region's school building and district leaders. Candidates present team research each fall and individual dissertations each spring on problems of practice.

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A top quality education for careers in education.

Quick Facts

  • Degree and certificate programs for teachers, instructional specialists, counselors, behavior analysts, and school leaders
  • Bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs
  • Small classes and clinically-rich experiences
  • A widely-respected reputation in education
  • NCATE LogoCelebrating 10 years of prestigious NCATE accreditation

The Esteves School of Education prepares highly effective leaders, educators, teachers, school counselors, and clinicians who support, encourage, and create learning environments that meet the learning needs of all students.

The School of Education's conceptual framework – our shared vision in preparing professionals to work in P-12 schools – emphasizes the importance of technology use; best practices; inclusion and diversity; reflection; dispositions; and service learning.

Our Departments

» Applied Behavior Analysis
» Educational Leadership		 » Health, Physical Education & School Counseling
» Teaching & Inclusive Learning

The Esteves School of Education is now seeking public comments for fall 2013 to spring 2014 accreditation review.  All comments must be received by Monday, July 15, 2013.

Contact the Esteves School of Education

Mailing Address:
The Sage Colleges
School of Education
65 1st Street
Troy, NY  12180		 Admissions Information: 1-888-VERY SAGE
Associate Dean for Admissions & Certification: (518) 244-4578
Education Dean's Office: (518) 244-2326
Education Administration Main Office : (518) 244-2313
Education Administration Fax: 518-266-1391