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Carol Cimino, SSJ, Ed.D

Background

• Sister Carol Cimino is a Sister of St. Joseph of Rochester and has been a National Consultant for William H. Sadlier, Inc. since 2003. She was the Executive Director of the Catholic School Administrators Association of New York State from 1987 to 2003.
• She has been a teacher and an administrator on all levels of Catholic education, was a development director for three high schools, and is a member of the adjunct faculty of Manhattan College in New York.
• Sister Carol has a Bachelor of Arts in history from Syracuse University, A Master of Science in administration and supervision from the University of Rochester, and a Doctorate in educational leadership from St. Mary's University of Minnesota.

Presentation Style
Sister Carol is known for the humorous approach she brings to her presentations. She uses technology and visuals to bring her message home to her audience and draws upon the experiences she has gathered over the past forty years. She is always happy to tailor her message to the audience and enjoys sharing her enthusiasm for Catholic education.

Topics of Professional Workshops
Sister Carol covers a range of topics including the vocation to teach, classroom management, multiple intelligences, Catholic identity, and management of religious education. She addresses administrators, teachers, catechists, and parents in keynotes, workshops, and retreats.

Titles of Professional Talks

• Change in Education
• Communication
• Conflict
• Effective Schools
• Having 20/20 Vision
• Leadership Skills
• Leadership Test
• Public Relations
• Special Education
• Stress
• Catholic Religious Education
• Hero Religious Education
• Management of Religious Education
• Multiple Intelligences in Religious Education
• To Boldly Go?
• Assessing What They Know
• Catholic Education in the United States
• Catholic Identity Is Good
• Catholic Social Teaching Is Key
• Classroom Management
• Cooperative Learning
• Catechesis in a Media Age
• What Does It Mean To Be Catholic
• Keeping the Faith
• Making Moral Children
• Meeting Adolescent Needs
• Meet the Parents
• Motivating Students
• Seven Forces Challenging the Church
• Temperament and Teaching
• Unlocking the Vocation of Teaching
• Dancing to the Beat of Hope
• Blessed Are You: A Close Look at the Beatitudes
• Jesus the Good Shepherd