The College of Education through its four academic departments offers bachelors, masters, specialist and doctoral degrees. The college graduates approximately 300 students certified in Early Childhood, Middle-Level Education, and Secondary Education each academic year, including Degree and University Centers.
All positions require an earned doctorate at the time of appointment.
The department includes approximately 25 faculty members involved in a variety of projects, including Professional Development Schools, service-oriented grants, and National Board for Professional Teaching Standards Initiatives. Teaching undergraduate and graduate courses designed to prepare students to integrate technology into the classroom curriculum, assisting students in developing electronic documents, faculty support with integration of technology, participate in research and service to the university and community. Responsibilities will also include college-wide leadership activities concerning technology. The College of Education currently supports the largest cohort of undergraduate minority teacher-scholars in Arkansas and strives to recruit and retain faculty, students, and staff from diverse backgrounds. Arkansas State University is an equal opportunity employer, encouraging qualified women, minorities, and persons with disabilities to apply.