Marc Rodriguez

Degree: M.A.

Parents as Teachers Coordinator, Parenting Coordinator

Department: Family Literacy

Phone: 303-458-8063
Email: [email protected]

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Topics

Bilingual - Spanish Children/Youth Issues Education Family Dynamics Immigration Spanish Teacher Education

Expertise

K-12 Education
Parenting skills
Sheltered (ESL) Instruction
Educational Administration (Principal)

About

Marc Rodriguez, M.A., is the Parents as Teachers Coordinator and Parenting Coordinator in the Family Literacy program at Metropolitan State University of Denver. His areas of expertise include K-12 education, parenting skills, Sheltered (ESL) Instruction, and educational administration.

Rodriguez has been with MSU Denver for 10 years. In addition to working at MSU Denver, Rodriguez works as a Teacher Effectiveness Coach at Denver Public Schools.

Rodriguez received both his master’s degree in educational administration and his bachelor’s degree in elementary education from University of Colorado – Denver in 1995 and 1990, respectively.

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