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2009-2010 Downtown Campus Catalog

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2009-2010 Downtown Campus Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

At A Glance: School of Education & Human Development

Students*

1,247

Graduate: 1,247

Degrees Awarded 2008‡

Graduate: 467

Faculty*

Regular: 64

Lecturers: 95

Student-Faculty Ratio‡

11:1

Initial Licensure Programs

Administrator

Elementary Education

Secondary Education (all core subjects)

K-12 Special Education

Early Childhood Special Education

Principal

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Degrees with Teaching Licenses

Individually Structured Major with

Elementary Education License (BA)

English Literature with Secondary

English License (BA)

French with Secondary Foreigh Language

(French) License (BA)

History with Secondary Math License (BS)

Mathematics with Secondary Math

License (BS)

Political Science with Secondary Social

Studies License (BA)

Spanish with Secondary Foreign Language

(Spanish) License (BA)

Graduate Programs

Administrative Leadership and

Policy Studies

Counseling Psychology and Counselor

Education

Curriculum and Instruction

(English, linguistacally diverse, literacy,

math, science and social studies)

Early Childhood Education

Educational Psychology

Educational Studies and Research⁺

Information and Learning Technologies

Leadership for Educational Equity⁺

(School Library)

School Psychology

Special Education

⁺Under review for approval at time of publication.

Accreditation

Colorado Department of Education

Colorado Department of Higher Education

National Council for Accreditation of

Teacher Education (NCATE)

Council for Accreditation of Counseling

and Related Educational Programs

(CACREP)

National Association of School

Psychologists (NASP)

	Research Centers
	Center for Continuing Education and Professional Learning
	Center for Transforming Learning and Teaching (CTLT)
	Colorado Principal’s Center
	Culturally Responsive Urban Education (CRUE)
	Evaluation Center
	Front Range Board of Cooperative Educational Services for
	Teacher Leadership (BOCES)
	Laboratory for Educational Assessment Research and
	innovation (LEARN)
	Paraeducator Resource and Research Center (PAR^₂A)
	Partnerships for Evidenced Based Practices in Early
	Learning (PEBPEL)
	Positive Early Learning Experiences Center (PELE)
	Professional Development in Autism Center (PDA)

	Alumni ‡
	9,849
	Undergraduate: 3%
	Graduate: 97%

	Sample Companies Hiring Alumni
	Adams County School District 12
	Adams County School District 50
	Aurora Public Schools
	Denver Public Schools
	Jefferson County Public Schools

	Bragging Rights
	Largest graduate school of education
	in Colorado.
	The School of Education & Human
	focuses on diversity and equity
	issues in education and counseling.
	Faculty hold $38 million in grants (about
	$8 million per year). Faculty research
	focuses on diversity and equity
	issues in education and counseling.
	The school’s professional development
	schools are a national role model
	in teacher education.

*Fall 2008 end-of-term enrollment data ‡Fiscal Year 2007-2008 data