Dr. Festus Obiakor was named in 1995 as Associate Editor of Exceptional Children, the top journal in Special Education. Since 1993, faculty have written nine books and published numerous articles. Faculty are also active in respective professional organizations. Courses are designed to provide you with the most current knowledge, skills, and competencies. At the undergraduate level, the division offers the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in psychology and the Bachelor of Science in Education degree with an elementary or secondary special education or psychology emphasis.
Graduates are ready for licensure upon graduation.
At the graduate level, the division offers five graduate degrees with a variety of concentrations. In addition, the division offers a Master of Science in School Psychology and a Master of Science in Art Therapy. The Education Specialist in School Psychology is also offered by the division. Our graduate programs prepare students either for employment or acceptance into a doctoral program. Come join the students and faculty in the Division of Psychology and Special Education at Emporia State University to learn, to travel, to explore, to excel, to prepare for the future.