School of Teacher Education and Leadership

Amanda Bozack*, Director

http://www.radford.edu/content/cehd/home/teacher-ed.html

Teacher Education Programs

Students seeking licensure to teach in early childhood education/early childhood special education, hearing impairment (preK-12) special education - general curriculum (K-12) or special education: general and adapted curriculum (K-12), and elementary or middle school education must major in Interdisciplinary Studies. Students who seek licensure to teach in secondary schools (grades 6-12) complete an approved Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in a specific major and also complete the Education Minor and Professional Education Coursework.

General information regarding admission and retention in the Teacher Education Programs can be found here .

Academic Advising

All students are assigned a professional advisor and/or faculty advisor upon entering the university. Students are encouraged to consult with their professional and/or academic advisor regularly to facilitate smooth progress towards completion of their degree.

Academic Programs

Interdisciplinary Studies, B.S.*  

American Sign Language Minor  

Education Minor (A, L)  

Special Education Minor  

Graduate Programs

The School of Teacher Education and Leadership offers a number of programs leading to the Master of Science degree.

M.S. in Education – Kristan Morrison, Graduate Coordinator

MS in Educational Leadership – Brad Bizzell, Graduate Coordinator

MS in Literacy Education – Jennifer Jones Powell, Graduate Coordinator

MS in Special Education – Karen Douglas, Graduate Coordinator

Ed.D in Education - Brad Bizzell, Interim Graduate Coordinator

Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Autism Studies - Leslie Daniel

For further information, consult the Radford University Graduate Catalog or website and/or the School of Teacher Education and Leadership website.