Academics HGSE offers a master of education degree (EdM) with five programs and two doctoral degree programs, a doctor of philosophy in education (PhD) and a doctor of education leadership (EdLD). (The PhD program replaced the EdD program, which enrolled its final cohort of students in fall 2013.) In addition, in 2022, the school launched an online, two-year, part-time master's degree in education leadership. Master's in Education HGSE offers five full-time, one-year, on-campus master's programs: Education Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship Education Policy and Analysis Human Development and Education Learning Design, Innovation, and Technology Teaching and Teacher Leadership Students in the master's degree programs can also declare optional concentrations and pursue teacher, principal, or superintendent licensure pathways. Buildings HGSE took possession of Longfellow Hall from Radcliffe College in 1962. The learning activities, along with the library and office were moved to Longfellow's basement. Larsen Hall was dedicated in 1963, completed in 1965, operating as the new classroom and research center of HGSE. The Monroe C. Gutman Library is the school's primary library and one of its four main buildings. Notable people Current faculty members Catherine E. Snow, Patricia Albjerg Graham Professor of Education Felipe Barrera-Osorio, Associate Professor of Education and Economics Fernando Reimers, Ford Foundation Professor of the Practice Howard Gardner, John H. and Elisabeth A. Hobbs Professor of Cognition and Education Jerome Murphy, Harold Howe II Professor of Education John B. Willett, Charles William Eliot Professor of Education Julie Reuben, Professor of Education Richard Murnane, Juliana W. and William Foss Thompson Professor of Education and Society Richard Weissbourd, Senior Lecturer of Education Thomas Kane, Professor of Education Past faculty members Carol Gilligan Patricia Graham, professor of education Robert Kegan William and Miriam Meehan Professor in Adult Learning and Professional Development Lawrence Kohlberg Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, Emily Hargroves Fisher Professor of Education, renamed to the Sarah Lawrence-Lightfoot Professor of Education since her retirement Gerald S. Lesser, psychologist who played a major role in developing the educational programming included in Sesame Street. Kathleen McCartney, former dean; Gerald S. Lesser Professor in Early Childhood Education; current president of Smith College James E. Ryan, former dean; Charles William Eliot Professor of Education; current president of the University of Virginia Israel Scheffler Charles V. Willie, Charles William Eliot Professor of Education, Emeritus Alumni Andrew McCollum, co-founder of Facebook; angel investor James McGreevey, former New Jersey state governor Martha Minow, dean, Harvard Law School Dianne Morales (born