The School of Education and Human Development’s undergraduate major in curriculum and instruction is a response to the critical teacher shortage. This four-year degree major will allow students to serve as educators with an initial certification in Elementary Education or Special Education.
The library, technology, and information studies minor instills in students a thorough understanding of how to maximize technology in classrooms and libraries to prepare the next generation for an increasingly digital landscape.
Relocated to the School of Education and Human Development at the start of the 2026-27 academic year, the bachelor of social work degree program upholds and promotes racial, social, economic, and environmental justice to advance human rights and influence the elimination of oppressive systems and practices.
SEHD’s special education minor is an opportunity for undergraduate students to jumpstart their career in teaching special education classes.
The faculty expertise, paired with their willingness to guide and mentor me through my undergraduate and graduate work, as well as the teacher certification process, was invaluable."
- Madison Povemba
