Stacey Corle Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 227, Hawthorn Building Kristen E. Pearson (She, Her, Hers) Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 225, Hawthorn Building Freyca Calderon-Berumen, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Elementary and Early Childhood Education and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies [email protected] 101, Smith Building Lori Crownover Supervisor of Pre-Service Teachers and Instructor, Education [email protected] 262, Hawthorn Building Peggy Duffie Assistant Teaching Professor, Special Education [email protected] 223, Hawthorn Building Carrie Freie, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Education [email protected] 814-949-5443 224, Hawthorn Building Leigh Ann Haefner, Ph.D. Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs Associate Professor, Science Education [email protected] 814-949-5638 106, Elm Building Caroline Kelly Instructor in Education and Supervisor of Pre-service Teachers, Education [email protected] 263, Hawthorn Building Antoinette Kroko Education Supervisor and Instructor, Education [email protected] 102, Hawthorn Building Nicholas Mastromatteo Part-time Instructor, Education [email protected] Alicia McDyre Part-time Lecturer, Education [email protected] Nancy Medill Part-time Instructor, Nutrition [email protected] David P. Pearlman, Ph.D. Director, Financial Aid Part-time Instructor, Applied Youth, Family and Community Education [email protected] 814-949-5055 W113, Smith Building Lisa Surkovich, Ph.D. Assistant Teaching Professor, Literacy Education [email protected] 228, Hawthorn Building Stephanie A. Wojcik Faculty and Program Assistant, Biology, Communications, Education, Environmental Studies, Women's Studies, Geography, and Philosophy Assistant, Promotion and Tenure [email protected] 203, Hawthorn Building
Stacey Corle Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 227, Hawthorn Building Kristen E. Pearson (She, Her, Hers) Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 225, Hawthorn Building Freyca Calderon-Berumen, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Elementary and Early Childhood Education and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies [email protected] 101, Smith Building Lori Crownover Supervisor of Pre-Service Teachers and Instructor, Education [email protected] 262, Hawthorn Building Peggy Duffie Assistant Teaching Professor, Special Education [email protected] 223, Hawthorn Building Carrie Freie, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Education [email protected] 814-949-5443 224, Hawthorn Building Leigh Ann Haefner, Ph.D. Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs Associate Professor, Science Education [email protected] 814-949-5638 106, Elm Building Caroline Kelly Instructor in Education and Supervisor of Pre-service Teachers, Education [email protected] 263, Hawthorn Building Antoinette Kroko Education Supervisor and Instructor, Education [email protected] 102, Hawthorn Building Nicholas Mastromatteo Part-time Instructor, Education [email protected] Alicia McDyre Part-time Lecturer, Education [email protected] Nancy Medill Part-time Instructor, Nutrition [email protected] David P. Pearlman, Ph.D. Director, Financial Aid Part-time Instructor, Applied Youth, Family and Community Education [email protected] 814-949-5055 W113, Smith Building Lisa Surkovich, Ph.D. Assistant Teaching Professor, Literacy Education [email protected] 228, Hawthorn Building Stephanie A. Wojcik Faculty and Program Assistant, Biology, Communications, Education, Environmental Studies, Women's Studies, Geography, and Philosophy Assistant, Promotion and Tenure [email protected] 203, Hawthorn Building
Stacey Corle Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 227, Hawthorn Building
Kristen E. Pearson (She, Her, Hers) Associate Teaching Professor, Curriculum and Instruction Co-Coordinator, Elementary and Early Childhood Education Program [email protected] 225, Hawthorn Building
Freyca Calderon-Berumen, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Elementary and Early Childhood Education and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies [email protected] 101, Smith Building
Lori Crownover Supervisor of Pre-Service Teachers and Instructor, Education [email protected] 262, Hawthorn Building
Peggy Duffie Assistant Teaching Professor, Special Education [email protected] 223, Hawthorn Building
Carrie Freie, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Education [email protected] 814-949-5443 224, Hawthorn Building
Leigh Ann Haefner, Ph.D. Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs Associate Professor, Science Education [email protected] 814-949-5638 106, Elm Building
Caroline Kelly Instructor in Education and Supervisor of Pre-service Teachers, Education [email protected] 263, Hawthorn Building
Antoinette Kroko Education Supervisor and Instructor, Education [email protected] 102, Hawthorn Building
David P. Pearlman, Ph.D. Director, Financial Aid Part-time Instructor, Applied Youth, Family and Community Education [email protected] 814-949-5055 W113, Smith Building
Lisa Surkovich, Ph.D. Assistant Teaching Professor, Literacy Education [email protected] 228, Hawthorn Building
Stephanie A. Wojcik Faculty and Program Assistant, Biology, Communications, Education, Environmental Studies, Women's Studies, Geography, and Philosophy Assistant, Promotion and Tenure [email protected] 203, Hawthorn Building
Suggested Academic Plan Suggested Academic Plans (SAPs) are sample semester-by-semester guides you can use to meet degree requirements.Elementary and Early Childhood Education SAP for Prospective StudentsView the SAP for the B.S. in Elementary and Early Childhood Education.Elementary and Early Childhood Education SAP for Current StudentsTo access previous years' suggested academic plans, please visit the archive to view the appropriate Undergraduate Bulletin edition.
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