EAS also offers small group advising for students interested in elementary and secondary education programs. This format provides an introduction to the School of Education's admission and program requirements and an opportunity to discuss these issues with an advisor and other interested students. Appointments may be arranged by calling or visiting the office. Walk-in advising is available every Wednesday, and for longer periods at the start of the semester and during registration. Education Academic Services provides updated materials on undergraduate program admission and graduation requirements.
Students also consult with faculty members and department advisers.
Many students are assigned faculty advisers when admitted to a professional program. Field Experiences Return to Top Many School of Education programs include field experiences in school or agency-based settings. EAS staff members process applications for student teaching, monitor and maintain student academic and field experience records, and maintain a permanent certification record for each student. The office also monitors completion of the Human Relations Program requirements. See the Human Relations section under Teacher Certification Requirements below.