Personalized Academic Support for Your Success

As an undergraduate student, you will have access to a team of advisors who are ready to help you remain on your path to success. Other supports – including Praxis Core preparation sessions, tutoring in American Sign Language, preparation for the Pearson Reading Test, and tutoring for students – are available to students through the Academic Support Hub.

Graduate Assistantship Opportunities

Over 100 assistantship roles—paid and unpaid—offer hands-on experience in:

• Faculty-led research projects
• Conference presentations (U.S. & international)
• Tutoring local students
• Clinical work in the Vacc Clinic
• Assisting in the Michel Family Teaching Resources Center

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Scholarships and Funding

$1M+ in Scholarships & Assistantships

1,002 Placements and Clinical Experiences in 2024-2025

School of Education students can be found in schools all over the region, completing their required student teaching. You will find them in elementary, middle, and high schools, working with children of all ages and abilities.

Last year, SOE students completed 177 student teaching experiences, 146 early field experiences, and 679 internships.

Experiential Learning

Student teaching, internships, and practicums are hallmarks of a student’s experience in the School of Education. Those hands-on opportunities help prepare our students to enter the workforce with real-world experience.

Our students, at both the graduate and undergraduate level, also have the ability to participate in research alongside School of Education faculty members.

Many School of Education students, both graduate and undergraduate, are able to spend time abroad as part of a short-term program led by a faculty member, or attending and presenting at international conferences.

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  Spartan Voices: Diego Mureño
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  Spartan Voices: Tyler Bacote
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  Short Fellowship Awarded to H. Blake-Lee