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The New Jersey City University (NJCU) Educational Technology Department is celebrating a significant milestone: the graduation of its 10th cohort of doctoral students. This year’s graduating class represents a decade of groundbreaking research, innovative teaching practices, and a commitment to shaping the future of education through technology.

The program, renowned for its rigorous curriculum and focus on practical application, has consistently produced leaders in the field. Graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge to address the evolving challenges and opportunities in educational technology, from designing engaging online learning experiences to leveraging data analytics to improve student outcomes.

This year's cohort is particularly noteworthy, showcasing a remarkable dedication to academic achievement and a strong sense of community. Among the graduates is Melissa Welz, a truly exceptional student whose story embodies the spirit of NJCU's EdTech program. What makes her achievement even more remarkable is the fact that her identical twin sister, Krista Welz, graduated in 2019 as part of Cohort 4. This unique circumstance marks Melissa and Krista as the first siblings to complete the doctoral program, a testament to their shared passion for education and technology.

“We are incredibly proud of our graduating class,” said Dr. [Insert Department Head Name or Relevant Faculty Member], Head of the Educational Technology Department. “Their hard work, dedication, and innovative thinking will undoubtedly make a lasting impact on the field of education. The Welz sisters' achievement is particularly inspiring, demonstrating the power of family support and shared academic goals.”

The NJCU Educational Technology Doctoral Program has consistently attracted talented students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a vibrant and collaborative learning environment. The program's faculty, comprised of leading experts in the field, provide mentorship and guidance, ensuring that students are well-prepared for successful careers in academia, industry, and government.

Looking ahead, the NJCU EdTech program remains committed to pushing the boundaries of educational technology and preparing the next generation of leaders to transform learning experiences for all. The 10th cohort's graduation serves as a powerful reminder of the program's impact and the bright future of educational technology.

Key Highlights of the Program:

• Focus on practical application and real-world problem-solving
• Rigorous curriculum aligned with current industry trends
• Dedicated faculty with expertise in various areas of educational technology
• Strong emphasis on research and innovation

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2024! We wish them all the best in their future endeavors.