FACULTY

Minor In Education

The minor in Education consists of 12 or more units in upper division education courses approved by a departmental advisor. It may be particularly useful to students with undergraduate majors or who intend graduate study in a Human Resource Area, e.g., Communications Studies, Criminal Justice, Counseling, Family and Consumer Science, Nursing, Recreation Administration, Social Welfare, Speech Pathology and Audiology, and Vocational Education. Additional information about the Minor in Education appears within the catalog copy of the following departments: Bilingual/Multicultural Education, Special Education, Rehabilitation, School Psychology, and Deaf Studies, and Teacher Education.

Basic Teaching Credentials:

Education Specialist: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE)--Levels I and II

Education Specialist: Mild/Moderate (M/M)--Levels I and II

Education Specialist: Moderate/Severe (M/S)--Levels I and II

Multiple Subject, ELA included, Department of Teacher Education

Multiple Subject, Bilingual/Crosscultural Language and Academic Development Emphasis (BCLAD)

Multiple Subject, ELA Enhanced included, Department of Bilingual/Multicultural Education

Multiple Subject and Education Specialist: Mild Moderate (M/M) and/or Moderate/Severe (M/S) - Level I (Level II for Education Specialist only)

Single Subject, ELA included, Department of Teacher Education

Single Subject, Bilingual/Crosscultural Language & Academic Development Emphasis (BCLAD)

Single Subject, ELA Enhanced included Department of Bilingual/Multicultural Education

Single Subject (Secondary) Waiver Programs:

Art

English

Family and Consumer Sciences

French

German

Mathematics

Music

Kinesiology & Health Science

Science: Biology

Science: Chemistry

Science: Geosciences

Science: Physics

Social Science

Spanish

Note: Waiver programs leading to baccalaureate degrees may have different requirements from non-waiver degree programs.

Specialist Credentials:

Adapted Physical Education

Reading/Language Arts

Note: Must hold a Basic Teaching Credential in some cases.

Services Credentials:

Clinical Rehabilitative Services

Preliminary Administrative Services *

Preliminary Administrative Services Internship *

Professional Administrative Services **

Pupil Personnel Services School Counseling

Pupil Personnel Services School Counseling Internship

Pupil Personnel Services (School Psychologist Endorsement)

Pupil Personnel Services (Social Work)

School Nurse Services Credential

* Must either hold a Basic Teaching Credential, a Pupil
Personnel Services Credential, or Health Services.

** Must hold Preliminary Administrative Services Credential.

The Teacher Preparation and Credentials Office (TPAC) in the College of Education houses the Teacher Preparation Program Office and Credentials Office. The staff provides advising and services for gaining entrance to teacher preparation programs and meeting credential requirements. For further information about basic teaching credential programs contact the Teacher Preparation and Credentials Office, Eureka Hall 216, (916) 278-6403 or go to http://www.edweb.csus.edu/tpac. For Specialist and/or Services Credentials, contact the appropriate department office listed on the page numbers provided above.