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Introducing Anand R. Marri,  Dean of the Warner School






Anand R. Marri, vice president and head of outreach and education at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and professor of social studies and education (research) at Teachers College, Columbia University, assumed the deanship of the Warner School on January 1.  

Learn more about Dean Marri

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Mind/Body Healing & Wellness

Interested in mind/body approaches to healing and wellness? Our new advanced certificate program, offered in collaboration with the Marriage and Family Therapy Program in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Rochester Medical Center, will allow you to explore the psychological and physical health issues that are not easily treated by mainstream medicine.

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School Counseling

Are you considering becoming a school counselor? New students starting a master's program in school counseling who are eligible for New York State certification are guaranteed a 50% tuition scholarship.
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Advanced Certificates

Advanced certificates are a great way to explore an emerging career or add skills that will give you a competitive advantage in the job market. They can be completed as standalone programs or bundled with other programs. Offerings include program evaluation, online teaching, k12 digitally-rich teaching, mind/body healing and wellness, urban teaching and leadership, and teacher leadership.
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Higher Education

Are you ready to take the next step as an innovative educational leader? Warner's doctoral programs (PhD and EdD) and master's programs in higher education will help you hone your skills and advance your career.  Community college administrators and faculty... ask about our new scholarship opportunities!
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Why Warner ...

“My current training and the pursuit of my advance degree at the Warner School has helped me to methodically pull all the pieces of my life experiences, professional experiences, and prior training into a concerted product that further prepares me to better serve others.”  Kai Chitaphong, PhD, Counseling


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Financing Your Education

Knowing there is help in financing your education is a critical factor when selecting a graduate program. It’s why, last year, Warner distributed more than $3.5 million in scholarships, while our financial aid office helped Warner students secure even more financial support. From merit scholarships to grants, fellowships, and student loans, there are a number of opportunities to make Warner even more affordable.
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Warner Admissions - Here to Help!

Warner admissions can help you find and customize a Warner graduate program to meet your career goals. Meet with a Warner Admissions team member or attend the next Warner admissions event.

Get a Taste of Warner
A great way to experience the quality education that Warner delivers is to take a course as a non-matriculated student from our list of recommended non-matriculated classes.

Warner in Action

Partnering with schools and organizations to make them and the people they serve ever better.
East High School
Warner is "all in" at East High, partnering to transform all aspects of the school through innovative leadership, culturally responsive curriculum, and social-emotional supports designed to build an effective learning community. Many faculty, staff, students, and alumni are involved.

   

Horizons at Warner
Warner is home to a six-week summer enrichment program that engages urban K-8 students in meaningful and authentic learning experiences. Horizons creates a unique opportunity for Warner students to interact with younger learners in a non-traditional school setting.