Mount St. Joseph University’s Fifth Annual Reading Science Summit Brings Educators Together to Advance Evidence-Based Literacy Instruction.
Mount St. Joseph University welcomed hundreds of educators, researchers, and literacy leaders for its Fifth Annual Reading Science Summit, earning coverage from Local 12 for the University's continued leadership in advancing the science of reading. The summit highlighted how research-backed literacy practices are transforming classrooms and equipping educators with the tools to improve reading outcomes for learners of all ages.
During the feature, Dr. Amy Murdoch, Assistant Dean of the Reading Science program, emphasized the importance of ensuring educators understand how reading develops and how evidence-based instruction can help students become successful, confident readers. The coverage also showcased the work of the Mount's Center for Reading Science and featured insights from Dr. Erin Sizemore, Chair of the Department of Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences, on the critical role of early language development in literacy success.
As the national leader in Reading Science, Mount St. Joseph University continues to bridge the gap between research and classroom practice through innovative graduate programs, impactful partnerships, and professional learning opportunities that empower educators to make a lasting difference for students nationwide.
