1. EPP Student Handbook
All education program majors are responsible for reading the EPP Student Handbook. In addition, you will need to read your program-specific specialization handbook.
Letter To Students
Philosophy And Theme Of Educator Preparation (TARPS)
The Role Of The Practicum
EPP GPA Policy
Course Limitation Policies
Selection, Retention, Completion, And Certification (Juncture)
Selection & Retention Status Categories
Appeal Policy & Procedures
Criminal Background Checks And Certification Disclaimer
Curricular Policies
Requests For Policy & Procedure Waiver
2. Practicum Manual
Foreword, TARPS, The Role Of Practicum In TARPS, Terminology, Policies and Procedures for Practicum Placements
Pre- And Post-Juncture I Withdrawal Procedures, SU Teacher Candidate Disposition Assessment Policy
Pre-Student Teaching Education Courses With Practicum Components
Post-Juncture II: The Culminating Practicum Experience (Student Teaching And/Or The Yearlong Residency)
3. Undergraduate Program Specializations
Art Education, P-Adult
Elementary Education, K-6
English, 5-Adult
Mathematics Education, 5-Adult, 5-9
Music Education P-Adult
Physical Education, P-Adult
Science Education, 5-Adult
Social Studies Education, 5-Adult, 5-9
Spanish Education, 5-Adult
*Early Education
*”Placed on hold.” No new applications are being accepted at this time for the Early Education (PK-K) program or the Early Education (PK-K) Endorsement to the Elementary Education program.
4. Master Of Arts In Teaching
The Master of Arts in Teaching [MAT] provides a program for teaching licensure at the graduate level for individuals who have an undergraduate degree that did not lead to a teaching certificate.