Daulton Marietta

 

Dr. Marietta Daulton is a Professor of Education.  She teaches graduate courses at both the main (North Canton) and Canfield campuses.  Dr. Daulton has her Ed.D. and M.S. from the University of Kentucky.  Her B.A. is from Morehead State University.  Dr. Daulton advises students in the Graduate Education program as well as undergraduate students in AYA Math and AYA Science.  Dr. Daulton has over 20 years of higher education teaching and administrative experience.  She has also served as a teacher in public and private schools, as well as industry.  Dr. Daulton joined the Walsh faculty in 2004.

Teaching

Dr. Daulton teaches courses at both the main (North Canton) and Canfield campuses.  This semester she is teaching both EDF701 (Teaching Skills Practicum) and EDT605 (School-Community Relations).  She has previously taught include: EDF620 (Teaching and Learning), EDT602 (Implementing Content Area), AYA430MCE420 (Teaching, Learning, and Assessment), and EDT 710 (Assessing Student Performance).  She advises both graduate and undergraduate students.

 

Scholarship

Dr. Daulton's research interests include graduate student use of technology and graduate student test anxiety.  She has presented at various regional, national, and international conferences.  She attended the NCATE Institutional Orientation in 2006.  She is a member of various professinal associations including the Association for Advancement of Computers in Education (AACE), the Society for Information Technology in Teacher Education (SITE), and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD).

 

Service

Dr. Daulton serves on the Graduate Council and Graduate Culture Committees on campus, as well as the Walsh Speaker's Bureau.  She also serves the Division as part of the Teacher Prep Developmental Essay Committee.   Marietta has established a Collaborative Partnership with the Potter's Wheel in Youngstown, Ohio, where graduate students work with a diverse/multicultural population.  Marietta also volunteers by providing workshops and presentations for Christian Women's Groups.   She is the previous chair of the Walsh Faculty Affairs Committee.

E-mail: mdaulton@walsh.edu
Phone: 330 490-7216 

Office: Hannon Center 105

Dr. Daulton collects frogs; it started with an undergraduate art class and has grown by leaps!