Dr. Patricia Maguire, Ed. D.
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 22
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  maguirep@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Chair, Gallup Graduate Studies Center
Professor, Education
Degrees
Teaching Experience
- Western New Mexico University, since 1988
- University of Alaska Southest, Sitka, Spring 1990
- University of New Mexico – Gallup, 1984-1987
Research and Areas of Interest
Advising
Hobbies
I’ve read about those. Who has time for a hobby?
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 Susan Cizek
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 22
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  cizeks@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Visiting Field Experience Coordinator for the MAT Elementary/Secondary program
Degrees
- M.A. Elementary Education, Western New Mexico University,
Gallup Graduate Studies Center, Gallup, NM, May, 2004
- TEFL Certification, American English Programs of New England,
Northampton, MA. January, 1999
- B.A. Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia,
Missouri
Graduation in August of 1997
Advising
- I assist students within the MAT Elementary/Secondary programs, as well as students on the Alternative Licensure track for elementary and secondary.
Courses Taught
- Fall 2006
- EDUC 505/507 Exploratory Field Experience (co-taught)
- EDUC 536 Classroom Management
- Spring 2007
- EDUC 570 Elementary Curriculum and Instruction
- EDUC 592/594 Alternative License Practice Teaching
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 Marita Delaney, Ph. D.
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 24
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  delaneym@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Associate Professor of Counseling
Degrees
- Ph. D. Psychology, University of Dallas
- M.A. Psychology, University of Dallas
- B.A. Psychology, University of Washington
Teaching Experience
- Clinical Psychologist, Eastern Navajo Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 2000-2004
- Mental Health Director, Western New Mexico Counseling, Presbyterian Medical Services 1994-1999
- Assistant Professor of Psychology, Midway College, 1991-1994
- Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Northwest College, 1989-1991
Research and Areas of Interest
- Jungian psychology
- Community mental health
Advising
- Counseling and School Psychology
Courses Taught
- 2-Year Period
- COUN 581 Beginning Internship
- COUN 582 Advanced Internship
- COUN 501 Introduction to the Profession of Counseling
- COUN 531 Theories and Techniques of Counseling
- PSY 520 Diagnostics and Evaluation
- PSY 512 Psychopathology
- COUN 534 Life Themes and Stages
- PSY 525 Theories of Personality
Hobbies
Horseback riding, Bicycling, Writing Poetry, Hiking with my dogs
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 Martha Gomez
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 15
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  gomezm@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Field Supervision, MAT Programs and Instructor, Special Education MAT
Degrees
- MAT Special Education, Western New Mexico University
Gallup Graduate Studies Center, Gallup, NM, May, 1992
- B.A. Political Science, Earlham College, Richmond, IN, June 1978
Teaching Experience
- Director of Field Supervision, Western New Mexico University Gallup Graduate Studies Center, July 2004 present
- Special Education Teacher, Maximum Needs Program, Jefferson Elementary School, Gallup McKinley County Public Schools, Gallup, NM, August 1991 June 2004
- Adjunct Instructor, Special Education Department, Western New Mexico University Gallup Graduate Studies Center, Gallup, NM, Summer 2002 Summer 2004
Advising
- Advisement of students interested in pursuing Alternative Licensure and MAT in Special Education
- Office hours on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, most weeks
- Other times by appointment
Courses Taught
- SPED 569 Nature & Needs of Persons with Mental Retardation
- SPED 528 Curriculum
- SPED 541 Practice Teaching in Special Education
- SPED 556 Culturally Diverse Exceptional Child
Research and Areas of Interest
- New Mexico Alternate Assessment Council, Special Education office, Public Education Department., State of New Mexico, March 2005 - ongoing.
- Board Member to Parents Reaching Out (PRO), Albuquerque, NM, April 2005 - present.
- Text Reviewer for draft of book "Test Drive": Introducing the Alert Program through Song", Therapy Works, INC. August 2006.
Hobbies
Horseback riding, Bicycling, Writing Poetry, Hiking with my dogs
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 Julie Horwitz, Ph. D.
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 25
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  horwitzj@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Associate Professor/ Director of Field Experience School of Education
Degrees
- Ph. D. Language, Literacy and Sociocultural Studies,
University of New Mexico (2007)
- M.A. Educational Leadership, Western New Mexico University (2000)
- M.A. Secondary Education, University of New Mexico (1997)
- B.S. Elementary Education, Syracuse University (1991)
Teaching Experience
- Associate Professor/ Director of Field Experience Western New Mexico University-Gallup Graduate Studies Center, Gallup, NM.
- Visiting Instructor. Western New Mexico University-Gallup Graduate Studies Center, Gallup, NM.
- English Department Head English / Reading Teacher. Ramah Navajo School Board Inc. Pine Hill Schools
- Earth Science Teacher Albuquerque Public Schools -Wilson Middle School,
- Fifth Grade Teacher. Ramah Navajo School Board Inc. Pine Hill Schools
- Pre-service & In-service Trainer. United States Peace Corps, Tarawa, Kiribati
- Volunteer Teacher-Trainer. United States Peace Corps, Onotoa, Kiribati
Research and Areas of Interest
- Critical Reflection
- New Teacher Mentoring
- Self Study
Advising
- Advisor for MAT Elementary/ Secondary
- Advisor for Alternative Licensure Elementary/ Secondary
Courses Taught
- 2-Year Period
- EDUC 505 Exploratory Field Experience - Elementary
- EDUC 507 Exploratory Field Experience - Secondary
- RDG 561 Reading Skills in Secondary Education
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 Linda Hoy, Ph. D.
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389, Ext. 12
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  hoyl@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership
Degrees
- Ph. D. Curriculum & Instruction, New Mexico State University
- M.A. Educational Leadership, Western New Mexico University
- B.S. Elementary Education, Northern Arizona University
Teaching Experience
- Assistant Professor, Educational Leadership,
Western New Mexico University, August 2007 to present
- Systems Support Coordinator,
Gallup McKinley County Schools, August 2005 to June 2007
- Principal, Indian Hills Elementary School,
Gallup McKinley County Schools, July 2000 to June 2005
- Teacher 2nd Grade,
Gallup McKinley County Schools, August 1999 to May 2000
- Teacher 3rd Grade,
Gallup Catholic School, August 1996 to June 1999
Research and Areas of Interest
- Systems Approach to School Improvement
- Professional Development Schools for Administrators
Advising
- Advising of students interested in pursuing a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership and/or hours towards administrative licensure.
Courses Taught
- 2-Year Period
- EDUC 506 History and Philosophy of Education
- EDL 520 Curriculum, Instruction, and Program Leadership
- EDL 524 Characteristics of Effective Leadership
- EDL 545 Current Educational Trends and Issues
- EDL 581 & 582 Beginning and Advanced Internship in Educational Leadership
Hobbies
Wine Making, Reading, Walking
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Elaine Jordan, Ph. D.
 Contact Information
  Office: Gallup Graduate Studies Center
  2055 State Road 602, Gallup, NM 87301
  Phone:505) 722-3389,
  Fax:  (505) 722-3195
  Email:  jordane@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Professor Emeritus, Counseling and School Psychology
Degrees
- Ph. D. Counseling Psychology, University of New Mexico
- M.A. Learning Disorders, California State University - Northridge
- B.A. Sociology, California State University - Northridge
- Licensed Psychologist in AZ and NM, Level III Psychologist
Teaching Experience
- Professor of School Psychology and Counseling- 15 years WNMU
- Adjunct Professor of Counseling- 3 years UNM
- School Psychologist-18 years Window Rock School District in Arizona
- Teacher Los Angeles City School District- 5 years
Research and Areas of Interest
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
- Cross Cultural Assessment
- Student Violence Prevention
- Editor of New Mexico School Psychology Review
Advising
- Students in the Counseling Program for WNMU for 15 years
- Students in the School Psychology Licensure Program for 3 years
Courses Taught
- 2-Year Period
- Introduction to Counseling
- Theories and Techniques of Counseling
- Internship in Counseling Beginning and Advanced
- Internship in School Psychology
- Behavior Management for SPED Program
- Diagnosis and Evaluation in Counseling
- Evaluation and Assessment of Special Needs Students for SPED Program
- Methods of Research
Hobbies
Piano and Singing, Creative Writing
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Jocelyne Klasen, M.A.
Contact Information
Phone: (505) 722-3389, ext: 27
Fax: (505) 722-3195
Email: klasenj@wnmu.edu
Present Position
Psychology/Counseling Visiting Instructor
Degrees
- Ph. D.   Currently enrolled in the third and final year of course work,              Pacifica Graduate Institute
- M.A.    Counseling, Western New Mexico University
- B.U.S.   Interdisciplinary in Philosophy and Psychology, University                            of New Mexico
Teaching Experience
- Visiting Instructor
Western New Mexico University, August 2008 to present
- Lecturer College Success,
University of New Mexico, August 2005 to May 2008
- Lecturer French 101
University of New Mexico, January 2007 to Present
- Co-Taught classes in Honors Program
University of New Mexico, Fall 2002, Spring 2007
Research and Areas of Interest
- Depth Psychology, Transpersonal Psychology
- Religious Function of the psyche
- Dreams
- Mythology
- Shamanism
Advising
- UNM-Gallup 11/02 to 07/05-Advised students in Bachelor of University Studies, Bachelor of Elementary Education, and Bachelor of Business Administration
- UNM-Gallup 08/05 to 03/08-Advised H.S. Students in Next Step Plan
- UNM-Gallup 12/02 to 03/08-Advised Students in Mentoring Program
Courses Taught
- Honors 301 Being an Adult
- TRST 101 College Success
- Psych 109 College Success
- French 101 Elementary French
- COUN531 Theories and Techniques
- COUN581 Beginning Internship
- COUN587 Group Process
Hobbies
Running, swimming, painting, reading, poetry writing, and animal friendship
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