Education

Education
Offered as a minor without licensure

The Education minor is designed for students of any major who want to work in an educational setting but don’t wish to pursue licensure to become a classroom teacher. With diverse courses, you will learn the foundations of teaching and build knowledge on the various models and structures of education systems. You’ll gain a strong understanding of modern education and the ethical, moral, political, and social realities that continue to shape it. This area of study will prepare you for careers in a range of educational roles from school administrator and instructional designer to paraprofessional and educational content developer. Earning this minor without licensure is a great option for those who want to deepen their knowledge of the American education system, but don't intend to become a traditional classroom educator.

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Grounded in the strength and excellence of our liberal arts curriculum, our students . . . are well-equipped to handle the challenges of the current education climate.

— Professor Laura Wasielewski, Ed.D.

Featured Course:

Multicultural Perspectives on Public Schooling in the United States

In this course, you’ll examine the historical, social, cultural and political context of past and present public schooling in the United States. You’ll learn how the complexities of race, socioeconomic status, linguistic diversity, culture, and gender shape the American educational process.

Topics You’ll Study

Throughout your coursework, you’ll explore the role of education to better understand it’s importance and presence in all aspects of life. You’ll study a variety of topics, including: