Secondary Emphasis in Education
Faculty in the Education Department support students who may want to work
with youth in some capacity but outside of the public school system. Students may want to pursue a Secondary
Emphasis in Education to complement their Program of Emphasis. For example, students with a Program of
Emphasis in Psychology could include a Secondary Emphasis in Education entitled
“Psychology with a Secondary Emphasis in Education.”
Students wishing to add a Secondary Emphasis in Education must take the
following core courses in Education.
|
ED 110 |
Foundations of Education and |
3 |
|
ED 120 |
Child Development and |
3 |
|
ED 240 |
Introduction to Students with
Exceptionalities |
3 |
Total 10/11 credits
In
addition to the core of Education courses listed above, students must select a number
of other Education courses for a minimum of 18 credits total.
Students
must choose an advisor in the Education Department to serve as their general
advisor to assist them in choosing appropriate courses to complete the
requirements for a Secondary Emphasis in Education. Students must meet all course prerequisites
or obtain permission by the instructor to register for Education courses.