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Become an effective teacher for children in grades P-5. Discover theoretical pedagogy and instruction, curriculum development, classroom management strategies, and assessment and data analysis to inform instruction and monitor student progress. Additionally, learn to address the needs of diverse learners.

Designed for students interested in fulfilling leadership roles in early childhood facilities. Prepares you to implement developmentally appropriate curriculum for children from birth to age 10. Gain first-hand experience in a learning environment to create engaging lessons, assess student progress and foster a supportive learning environment for young learners. Completion of the P-5 Education program results in an undergraduate degree as well as a P-5 teaching license.

Develop a crucial understanding of the world around us through the study of the fundamental laws governing matter and energy. Position yourself with the knowledge to innovate and contribute to a variety of fields that impact every aspect of our way of life.

Learn to apply principles of mathematics, physical sciences, life sciences, and engineering in various contexts. Hone your ability to use the techniques, skills, and tools necessary for science and engineering practice as well as design and conduct experiments, and analyze and interpret data.

Examine the multiple ways that culture and societal institutions influence the communication (and miscommunication) of health information within an administrative or service delivery context, and how to proactively break down these barriers for a diverse population. The program consists of six credits of core courses in health sciences and communication, nine credits of electives, and a 2-3 credit internship/cooperative education experience.