Undergraduate Programs

Educational Studies Minor

The Educational Studies Minor consists of any five (5) 1-credit courses in education (special topics courses count, though they may not always show up in APR).  Additionally, one of those five (5) courses may be a course related to education but from outside the education department, e.g. sociology in education, gender studies in schools, introduction to psychology, etc.  Students may be admitted for the minor in education at any time during the sophomore year or later, providing they have good academic standing at the University.  A 2.0 grade point average is required in the minor for graduation.

To declare the minor or request further information regarding this program, contact Jeff Frank.

Education Courses

 

 

EDUC 153-1       Intro to Teaching                T/TH        8:30 – 10:00        Atwood 22        K. Murphy
EDUC 203-2       Contemporary Issues Education        M/W/F    8:10 – 9:10          Atwood 22         P. Ladd
EDUC 203-3       Contemporary Issues Education        M/W/F    9:10 – 10:10        Atwood 22        P. Ladd
EDUC 253-1       Contemporary Educational Policy    T/TH      12:40 – 2:10        Atwood 22      K. Murphy
EDUC 353-1^    American Philosophies Education    T/TH      12:40 – 2:10       Atwood 31        L. Holland
PHIL 353-1^      American Philosophies Education    T/TH      12:40 – 2:10        Atwood 31        L. Holland
EDUC    380-1        Independent Study            TBD        TBD            TBD            J. Frank
EDUC 3055-1*    Character Educ & School        M/W        7:00 – 8:30pm    Atwood 22        J. McDonough
EDUC 3058-1    Collegiate Athletics: Good Bad        W        1:00 – 4:00        Atwood 31        E. Vankirk
EDUC 3062-1    SopSem: Research & Purpose        T/TH        12:40 – 2:10        Atwood 34        J. Frank
EDUC 3063-1    From Athens to AI                M/W        12:50 – 2:20        Atwood 34        J. Frank
EDUC 4014-1    Great (S)expectations            T/TH        10:10 – 11:40    Atwood 3        J. Sierk

*   Class is held at night
^   Cross Listed Course