- For those interested in the Elementary Teaching Program click here for information on our new Elementary Certification Master’s Program (ECMP). The Elementary Certification Master's Program (ECMP) is for those individuals who have already earned a baccalaureate degree and who are interested in becoming elementary teachers. This three-semester and one summer session, K-6 program is designed to develop and support thoughtful, innovative practices and reflective teaching in elementary schools. A cohort-based program (limited to 18-24 students per year), begins study each fall semester. The last fall semester, students take, EDUC E579, a course that prepares students for doing the capstone inquiry project that is the final requirement for the master's degree.
- Secondary Transition to Teaching (ST-to-T) - The ST-to-T certification program was initiated in July 2003. Because of the extensive field experience scheduled during the school day, the program is considered full-time. In order to ensure that program completers meet all standards required of beginning teachers, the program includes an initial summer session (June - August) and two academic semesters. The program meets the state mandated 18-credit hour licensure program requirement. Additional fees are charged for field experience, student teaching, and related seminars.
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