College of Education

Southeastern’s College of Education will train you to equip children for success in school and beyond. You may specialize in teaching elementary, middle or high school grades with middle and upper grade concentrations in math, science, social studies and English. Courses cover teaching methods, classroom management and assessing students. Other classes explore teaching speakers of other languages, using technology in classrooms, and instructing children with disabilities. Music education majors also meet many of their requirements through the College of Education. In addition to approaching teaching as ministry, we emphasize hands-on experience in local schools.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

  MAJORS  

         

    Elementary Education (K-6)    

    Middle Grades English    

    Middle Grades General Science    

    Middle Grades Mathematics    

    Middle Grades Social Science    

    Secondary Biology    

    Secondary English    

    Secondary Mathematics    

    Secondary Social Sciences    

    Music Education    

         

  Minors  

         

    Minor in Athletic Coaching    

    Minor in Elementary Education    

    Minor in Middle Grades Education    

    Minor in Physical Education    

    Minor in Secondary Education    

    Minor in Special Education/Disabled Populations    

           

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

           

    Master of Education in Elementary Education (MEd)

    Master of Education in Educational Leadership (MEd)

    Master of Education in Teaching and Learning

           

PROFESSORS & PRACTITIONERS
Southeastern education professors are veteran educators who have served in many contexts—from Costa Rica to Spain, from Boston to Lakeland, Florida. They have experience teaching at urban and suburban, and public and private schools. They have served as missionaries in Europe and taught at Christian schools closer to home. Our professors are eager to use their collective experiences to help you develop, excel and thrive as a teacher wherever the Lord is calling you. Faculty members also pursue advanced degrees, write, and regularly attend conferences in order to stay fresh in the field–so you’re assured that what you learn will be relevant in the classroom. Most importantly, our professors are practicing, committed Christians who offer you personal and spiritual guidance along with academic and professional instruction.

SAMUEL BENNETT
Dean of College of Education, Professor of Education

AMY BRATTEN
Assistant Professor of Education

T. SCOTT BRYAN
Assistant Professor of Elementary Education

SHEAREN FREDERE
Assistant Professor of Mathematics

LEONARD R. GIAMMATTEO
Associate Professor of Education

JANET DECK
Assistant Professor of Reading

PATTY LEBLANC
Assistant Professor of Education

GORDON D. MILLER
Dean of College of Arts & Sciences, Professor of Education

A. HELENE ROBINSON
Assistant Professor of Exceptional Student Education

DOUGLAS J. ROTH
Assistant Professor of Education

KAREN NICHOLAS
Assistant Professor of Elementary Education