Below our programs are briefly summarized, follow the program links for additional information and to contact professors. In addition, undergraduate courses offer an opportunity to study basic and advanced issues involved in personal and community health. Physical Education Prepares undergraduate students to teach physical education and life fitness skills in grades K-12. Graduate programs provide advanced study for practicing teachers and researchers in physical education. Elementary Education Prepares students to teach in grades K-6 through course work and practical experience at the graduate level.
Admission is limited and competitive.
Prerequisites include undergraduate work in an academic field or related discipline. Undergraduate preparation can be pursued in the Early Childhood Education program in the Human Development Department. Instructional Technology Prepares educators in higher education, business and industry, and teachers in grades K-12 to use a variety of technologies to promote learning. Social Foundations Prepares students to respond to the cultural, social, personal, and emotional influences that impact education institutions and settings. Special Education Prepares students to meet the needs of students with learning disabilities and emotional disorders in grades K-12.