Multi-Age

Undergraduate
The Multi-Age programs lead to licensure in grades P-12 in the specialized areas listed below. Students pursuing art* or music education may enroll in the College of Fine Arts; students pursuing a modern language may enroll in the College of Arts and Sciences; students pursuing physical education may enroll in the College of Health and Human Services.

Art Education
* Please note that beginning in Fall 2006, new, incoming COE students will no longer be admitted to the Art Education program. The program information sheet is provided for the benefit of those students who are already enrolled. Click HERE to view the program information sheet.

Faculty Advisor: Tim McKeny

Music Education: Instrumental Emphasis
The Music Education program is accredited by the Nationally Association of Schools of Music (NASM). The Music Education program will still be offered by the School of Music. A program information sheet is provided HERE.

Faculty Advisor: Dorothy Bryant

Music Education: Choral Emphasis
The Music Education program will still be offered by the School of Music. A program information sheet is provided HERE.

Faculty Advisor: Dorothy Bryant

Modern Languages (French, German, Spanish)
The Modern Languages programs in French, German, and Spanish are Nationally Recognized by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL). Click one of the links below to find more information about specific majors in the Modern Languages program:
French
German
Spanish

Faculty Advisor: Barbara Reichenbach

Physical Education
Physical Education program is Nationally Recognized by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education (NASPE). Click HERE to more information about the Physical Education major.

Faculty Advisor: David Carr