Director: Anne P. Judson

The Education Department is committed to awakening and sustaining the spirit of teaching and learning through nurturing the following characteristics in its faculty and in its students: dignity and diversity; character and community; and knowledge and wisdom.

Graduate Programs in Education include the 36 credit Master of Education degree (M.Ed.) and the 30 credit Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (C.A.G.S. program). All programs are designed for educators interested in teaching or administration at various levels of public and private education. Students may choose courses that follow a concentration in arts in education, educational foundations, curriculum, information technology, reading, school leadership, or special education.

Students may also follow a Vermont Department of Education approved program to earn initial Vermont licensure as an elementary, middle, secondary, special education, art, theatre arts, educational technology specialist, or English as a second language teacher.

See Graduate Catalog for program requirements.