The institution has grown and extended its programs as economic and cultural changes have evolved in the state and nation. It offered its first degrees in 1917, the first masters degree in Education in 1958, and the institution became co-educational in 1967. Its public liberal arts designation influences the direction and focus of the School of Education and all the programs preparing educators for the public schools in the institution. Our programs are dynamic, changing, and reflecting our desire to continually increase our already high quality. The School of Education Programs.
Degrees are available at the bachelors, masters and specialist levels.
Sites and Facilities. The School of Education offers programs in Milledgeville and Macon at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Faculty of the SOE are based at both sites, and the Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies holds regular office hours at both sites weekly. A Computer Center is located in Kilpatrick Building as is a Distance Learning Classroom. This serves as a technology classroom and SOE students have the opportunity to use the facility to develop technology expertise.