John Shekitka

Assistant Professor

914.323.3207

Benziger Hall, 16

Before coming to Manhattanville University, John served as an adjunct faculty member at Bard College, Dutchess Community College, Marist College, Mount Saint Mary College, Sacred Heart University, and Teachers College. He taught courses focused on education in general and social studies specifically. He also served as a student teaching supervisor for students at both Marist College and Teachers College, observing and mentoring students with placements in the Hudson Valley and New York City. He served as the principal for 175 K-8 students at St. Mary’s School, in Wappingers Falls, NY for one year and served as a social studies teacher at Roy C. Ketcham High School in Wappingers Falls, NY and at Paramount Bard Academy in Delano, CA.

John completed his Ph.D. dissertation in Social Studies Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. It is titled "Teaching Religion as a Part of the Social Studies: Superstructures, School Structures and Teacher Subjectivities."

Philosophy, Ph.D., Columbia University
Social Studies, Master of Philosophy, Columbia University
History, Master of Arts in Teaching, Bard College
Systematic Theology, Master of Theological Studies, University of Notre Dame
History and Religion, Bachelor of Arts, Columbia College, Columbia University

On Arrival: Puerto Ricans in Post-World War II New York – Center on History and Education
Columbia.edu
Author, Article, September 01, 2016
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Teaching Religion as a Part of the Social Studies: Superstructures, School Structures and Teacher Subjectivities
Columbia.edu
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