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The Professional Development Program at Madonna University is the perfect opportunity for teachers, administrators, and other educational professionals to earn non-degree graduate credit required for certificate renewal and pay increases (determined by school/district). Participation and reflection upon pre-approved workshops, conferences, and online course partnerships that are above and beyond your contractual duties, not only add to your professional growth, but help you earn non-degree graduate credit as well.  Please contact our office with questions and approval requests.

PDP Information

PDP Registration

PDP Forms

Contact Information

Lesia Marie Carzon, PhD
Director of Catholic School Leadership and Educational Outreach 
734-432-5483
lcarzon@madonna.edu 

Mailing Address

Madonna University
Education Division – PDP
36600 Schoolcraft Road
Livonia, Michigan 48150

Professional Development Program Administrators

Sue Ann Sharma, PhD

Interim Dean, College of Education and Human Development

Professor

B.S. University of Michigan – Flint   

M.S. Oakland University   

Ed.S. Oakland University   

Ph.D. Oakland University

sasharma@madonna.edu

734-432-5785, 2230D

Sue Ann Sharma, PhD

Dr. Sue Ann Sharma is the Interim Dean of the College of Education and Human Development at Madonna University. Previously she served as the Graduate Education Chair for the Education Division of the College of Education and Human Development. Her career in higher education was preceded by extensive leadership experience in education at school and central office levels. Additionally, she has state-level leadership as the President of Michigan Reading Association.  

Passionate about educational excellence, Dr. Sharma is dedicated to preparing teachers to address the diverse needs of learners. Her commitment extends to developing instructional literacy leaders, contributing to the future of education. As an advocate for literacy, she has actively served on the International Reading Association's Literacy Reform Task Force and Michigan Reading Association Board of Directors.  

Sharma's academic pursuits focus on early childhood education, culturally responsive pedagogies, digital curation, and online teaching and learning. Through her research, she aims to advance knowledge in these critical areas, contributing to the ongoing evolution of effective educational practices. A respected figure in academia, Dr. Sue Ann Sharma continues to inspire and shape the educational landscape, leaving an indelible mark through her leadership, research, and commitment to fostering excellence in teaching and learning.

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