Our program will equip you to educate students in grades K-12 with a variety of disabilities, including emotional and behavioral disabilities, intellectual disabilities, attention and hyperactivity disorders, autism, and specific learning disabilities. This degree is earned in conjunction with an Elementary Education, Middle School Education, or Secondary Education major.
You will participate in robust and diverse field experiences beginning as early as your freshman year with opportunities to invest in students and others in our community with disabilities in a variety of classrooms. Full-time student teaching will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to make an impact in student’s lives. You will be prepared to obtain certification in Mild/Moderate Cross-Categorical Disabilities, Grades K-12, upon program completion.
Our fully accredited education programs encourage you to integrate your Christian worldview with your vocational calling as you foster a love of learning in the hearts and minds of tomorrow’s leaders.
Faculty
Department Chair
Eddie Noack, Ed.S.
Associate Professor, Education Department Chair
Adjunct Faculty
Corbyn Bartels
Adjunct Professor for Special Education
