Through excellent instruction, research and
public service, the College of Education and Applied Science
provides students with opportunities to develop knowledge,
skills, strategies, and experiences which allow them to serve
in diverse roles and function productively in society.
The College of Education and Applied Science is comprised
of 9 academic units: Agricultural Sciences; Curriculum and
Instruction; Educational Leadership and Counseling; Family
and Consumer Sciences; Health and Kinesiology; Language, Literacy,
and Special Populations; Library Science; Psychology and Philosophy;
and Technology. Teacher Certification
is also under the administrative purview of the College of
Education and Applied Science.
For additional information on the academic programs in the
College of Education and Applied Science, visit our website.
This listing of undergraduate degree programs
is correct as of June, 2002, and does not include those
degree programs being phased out.
NOTE 2:
There is not an undergraduate major in Secondary Education.
Secondary Education students’ major is their primary
teaching field.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Academic scholarships are available from academic departments
in the College of Education and Applied Science; other scholarships
are also available through the University. Students may obtain
information on departmental scholarships through inquiry to
the respective department. Information on University scholarships
may be obtained from the Office of Academic Scholarships website
or telephone (936) 294-1672.
GRADUATE STUDY
Graduate degrees offered through the College of Education
and Applied Science are the Master of Arts, Master of Education,
Master of Library Science, Master of Science, Doctor of Education,
and Doctor of Philosophy. The Graduate
Catalogue provides detailed information.
