Special Education

A. Davis, Interim Chairperson

The Department of Special Education prepares teachers to work with students with exceptional needs including students who are deaf and hard of hearing, require mild interventions, or severe interventions. The department also has a teaching major in early childhood special education, and, in conjunction with the Department of Elementary Education, a dual-major in mild interventions and elementary education, and early childhood and early childhood special education. Minors are available in applied behavior analysis, autism, deaf and hard of hearing, early childhood special education, and ASL. ASL courses satisfy the Modern Language requirement.

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Teachers College

In this section

Major in Applied Behavior Analysis with an Emphasis in Autism (BA/BS)
Minor in American Sign Language
Minor in Applied Behavior Analysis
Minor in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Minor in Exceptional Needs: Early Childhood Special Education
Minor in Deaf Studies
Teaching Major in Exceptional Needs: Early Childhood Special Education (BA/BS)
Teaching Major in Exceptional Needs: Deaf Education (BA/BS)
Teaching Major in Exceptional Needs: Mild Interventions (All-Grade) (BA/BS)
Teaching Major in Exceptional Needs: Intense Interventions (BA/BS)
Non-Stand Alone License in Exceptional Needs, Mild Interventions for Middle and Secondary Content Areas (Non-Stand Alone License)
Certificate in Behavioral Studies