Associate Professors Hariette J. Arrington. Assistant Professors William Bintz, Douglas L. Jones, Sara D. Moore. Emeritus Professors Virginia R. Atwood, Harry Barnard, Leland Smith. These programs are designed to prepare specialists for a variety of roles in curriculum and instruction including teaching, supervising, and coordinating subject matter areas at the elementary, middle school, senior high, and junior college levels. The doctoral programs prepare leaders for public schools, universities and other educational agencies.
Specialization is available in several graduate areas.
For more information about the program, consult the Director of Graduate Studies. For a Master of Arts in Education, a minimum of 30 credit hours are required including 18 credit hours of professional education and 12 credit hours outside the College of Education related to the student's content teaching certificate area. Consult the Director of Graduate Studies for specific recommendations within this broad framework. The program qualifies teachers for a Rank II Certificate if they have completed the appropriate undergraduate curriculum. This is a cooperative degree program offered through the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and Family Studies.