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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
ProgramsBachelor of Arts DegreeAmerican Sign Language/Deaf StudiesChild Development Bachelor's DegreeVocational EducationMinorsAmerican Sign Language/Deaf StudiesBilingual/Multicultural Education Child Development Education Teacher Education Master of Arts in EducationBehavioral Sciences (Gender Equity Studies)Child Development Curriculum and Instruction (Elective Emphases in Arts in Education, National Board Certification, and Professional Development) Educational Leadership Educational Technology Language and Literacy Multicultural Education School Psychology Special Education Workforce Development Advocacy Master of Science in CounselingCareer CounselingMarriage, Family and Child Counseling School Counseling School Psychology Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling Doctorate in Educational Leadership Basic Teaching CredentialsEarly Childhood Special Education (ECSE) SpecialistMild/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 with English Learner Authorization See also Teacher Education and Bilingual/Multicultural Education Departments Multiple Subject, Bilingual/Crosscultural Language and Academic Development BCLAD Emphasis Single Subject, Secondary with an English Learner Authorization, (See also Content Specific information below) See also Teacher Education and Bilingual/Multicultural Education Departments Single Subject, Bilingual/Crosscultural Language & Academic Development Emphasis Single Subject (Secondary)ArtEnglish French German Home Economics Mathematics Music Physical Education Science: Biology Science: Chemistry 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 CredentialsReading/Language ArtsNote: Must hold a Basic Teaching Credential in some cases. Services CredentialsTeacher Librarian Services Preliminary Administrative 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 School Nurse Services Credential. ** Must hold Preliminary Administrative Services Credential. Certificates of CompetencyAdapted Physical EducationAmerican Sign Language Early Childhood Special Education Educational Technology Language Development Specialist Mathematics Education Reading Certificate/Reading Program Resource Specialist Minor RequirementsThe minor in Education consists of 12 or more units in upper division education courses approved by a departmental advisor. The Bilingual/Multicultural Education Department (BMED), Child Development Department (CHDV), Special Education, Rehabilitation, School Psychology and Deaf Studies Department (EDS) and Teacher Education Department (EDTE) offer minors in Education. These minors may be particularly useful to students who intend to pursue a post-baccalaureate credential program (teaching, counseling, etc.) 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.AdvisingTeacher Preparation and Credentials OfficeThe Teacher Preparation and Credentials Office (TPAC) 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 "TPAC" heading.College of Education Equity CoordinatorThe Equity Coordinator is responsible for designing and coordinating recruitment and support programs for targeted students in the College of Education. As such, the Coordinator spends significant time advising and guiding students both individually and in group settings on course and program selection, job searching, academic internships, minors in education, scholarships and financial aid. The Coordinator assists students to resolve any problems that may affect their ability to be successful in the educational and career pursuits and to refer students to the needed campus services as appropriate. The Coordinator then follows these students and academic advising and/or student support services until they have successfully completed their teaching credential or degree. In addition, the Equity Coordinator oversees test preparation courses and workshops to help students prepare for the exams required for a teaching credential including the CBEST (California Basic Educational Skills Test) and the CSET (California Subject Examinations for Teachers). For further information contact Adriana Echandia, Eureka Hall 212, (916) 278-4324 or go to www.edweb.csus.edu/equity.Department and FacultyUniversity faculty advise students concerning the completion of program requirements. Students are urged to work closely with their advisors, through all phases of their 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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