COLLEGE OF
EDUCATION  

Bachelor of Arts Degree:
Child Development

Bachelor's Degree:
Vocational Education

Minors:
Child Development
Education

Master of Arts in Education:

Behavioral Sciences (Women's Studies)

Bilingual/Crosscultural Language Development

Curriculum and Instruction

Early Childhood Education

Educational Administration

Language and Literacy

Multicultural Education

Special Education

Master of Science in Counseling:

Career Counseling

Community Counseling

Marriage, Family and Child Counseling

School Counseling

School Psychology

Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling

Basic Teaching Credentials:

Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Specialist

Mild/Moderate (M/M) Disabilities Specialist, including Internships (Level I)

Moderate/Severe (M/S) Disabilities Specialist, including Internships (Level I)

Mild/Moderate/Severe (M/M/S) Disabilities Specialist (Level II)

Multiple Subject, Elementary

Multiple Subject, (Bilingual) Crosscultural
Language and Academic Development
Emphasis [CLAD/BCLAD]
See also Teacher Education

Multiple Subject, Middle Level Emphasis

Single Subject Crosscultural Language &
Academic Development Emphasis
See also Teacher Education

Single Subject, Bilingual/Crosscultural Language
& Academic Development Emphasis

Single Subject (Secondary):

Art

English

French

German

Home Economics

Mathematics

Music

Physical Education

Science: Biology

Science: Chemistry

Science: Geosciences

Science: Life Sciences

Science: Physics

Social Science

Spanish

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

Specialist Credentials:

Reading/Language Arts

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

Services Credentials:

Library Media Services

Preliminary Administrative Services *

Preliminary Administrative Services Internship *

Professional Administrative Services **

Clinical Rehabilitative Services

School Nurse Services Credential

Pupil Personnel Services School Counseling

Pupil Personnel Services School Counseling Internship

Pupil Personnel Services (School Psychologist, including Internship)

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

** Must hold Preliminary Administrative Services Credential.

Certificates of Competency:

Adapted Physical Education

American Sign Language

Computers in the Classroom

Early Childhood Special Education

Language Development Specialist

Mathematics Education

Reading Certificate/Reading Program

Resource Specialist

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 Resources Area, e.g., Communication Studies, Criminal Justice (Corrections concentration), Counseling, Family and Consumer Sciences, Nursing, Recreation Administration, Social Welfare, Speech Pathology and Audiology, Vocational Education.

Education Student Service Center
The Education Student Service Center in the College of Education houses the Teacher Preparation Program office and Credentials office. The staff provide advising and services for gaining entrance to teacher preparation programs and meeting credential requirements. Contact persons and telephone numbers are listed under the "Dean/Staff" heading.

Department and Faculty
University faculty advise students concerning the completion of major requirements. Students are urged to work closely with their advisors, particularly during the semester before they enroll in the Professional Education Program. Contact persons and telephone numbers are listed in the sections of this catalog which follow for each department in the College of Education.

Students and advisors should note that credential requirements and procedures are being reviewed continually by the Legislature and the Commission on Teacher Credentialing, and are subject to change.

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