Lynn D'Agostino

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR/GRADUATE PROGRAM CHAIR
Education School of Education
Lynn D'Agostino
978.665.3341 Office: MCK C130
Office Hours
Fall 2025

Wednesday from 10-11 a.m.
Thursday from 12-2 p.m.

Graduate Program Chair of Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL), the M.Ed. Pedagogy and Learning ACE/MV/MAVA/LOP

Biography

Dr. Lynn D’Agostino is currently an assistant professor for the University.  She has a master’s degree from Framingham State University in Teaching English as a Second Language and her Doctorate of Education in Transformational Leadership from New England University.  She is currently teaching an Introduction to Cultural Competency for Educators, Art & Science of Education, Developing Culturally Proficient Educators for a Democratic Society, Collaboration: Co-Teaching, Instruction, and Working with Families, and  Sheltered English Immersion. Lynn is also the Project Manager for the Transforming Education and Schools for English Learners (TESEL) grant.  This is a multi-year Federal grant aimed at increasing the number of ESL licensed teachers, providing ESL professional development to STEM teachers, school leaders and administrators, and to improve teacher education at Fitchburg State University. She is a former ESL teacher for the Fitchburg Public Schools and has overseen ESL teachers in Kosovo.   Lynn is also a member of MATSOL and TESOL. 

Courses Taught

To see course descriptions go to the University Catalog.

EDUC 1005 - Developing Culturally Proficient Educators for a Democratic Society
EDUC 2009 - Art & Science of Education
EDUC 3122 - SEI for Teachers
EDUC 4550 - Collaboration: Co-Teaching, Instruction, and Working with Families
EDUC 7096 - Sheltered English Immersion

Background

B.A., Connecticut College
M.Ed., Framingham State University
Ed.D., New England University

MATSOL 

TESOL