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Craig Bartholio, Ed.D.Assistant Professor, Department of Teacher EducationCoordinator, Authorization in Autism Spectrum Disorders and Clinical Practice: Mild/Moderate Disabilities Azusa Site Coordinator |
Phone: (626) 815-6000, Ext. 5757 Email: cbartholio@apu.edu |
Craig W. Bartholio, Ed.D., brings a wealth of K-12 special education teaching, administrative, and higher education experience to his position as assistant professor in the special education department in the School of Education. Prior to arriving at APU, Dr. Bartholio worked as a program specialist in the special education department at Chino Valley USD. In addition, worked as an adjunct professor in the Special Education Masters program since 2005 for National University and 2009 for Point Loma Nazarene University. His research interests include the use of cognitive task analysis to gain expert knowledge for developing training protocols; theology of disability studies; student motivation and learning, teachers' attitudes towards inclusion, effective practices to develop novice teachers, and autism.
Education
Ed.D. - University of Southern California, 2010M.A.Ed. - California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 2002
B.A. - California State University, Long Beach, 1993
Credentials/Certifications
Preliminary Administrative Services Credential (California)
Moderate to Severe Educational Specialist Clear Credential (California)
Single-Subject Clear Teaching Credential (California)
Department
- School of Education
- Teacher Education
Courses Taught
SPED 501 – Instructional Strategies for Students with Moderate/Severe DisabilitiesSPED 502 – Diagnostic and Prescriptive Intervention for Students with Moderate/Severe Disabilities
SPED 512 – Autism Spectrum Disorders: From Theory to Practice
SPED 522 – Collaboration and Communication Skills of Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
SPED 542 – Meeting the Academic Needs of Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Office Hours
Tuesday 12-5pm; Wednesday 11-3pm; Thursday 12-5pmOffice Location
Building One, Suite 113, West Campus
