GSU’s
College of Education (COE) prepares individuals who wish to pursue careers in
the field of education, psychology or counseling with a selection of outstanding
undergraduate, graduate and certificate programs. Our students receive a solid balance of
theory with lots of practical experience so they are able to make a smooth
transition from the university to a community agency, classroom or
administrator’s office.
The COE not only offers small class
sizes to ensure personalized attention and a world-class faculty, but we also
provide professional academic advisors to guide and mentor students. Within each of the COE’s divisions, we have academic
advisors who will act as your first contact when you are enrolled in one of our
degree programs.
Getting guidance from an academic
advisor is helpful at different stages throughout your time at GSU, and is
especially important when you are considering transferring into one of our
degree programs. And again, once you are
admitted into the program, the advisor will help you to develop a plan of study
as well as evaluate your transfer credits.
Even for current students, advisors are helpful in addressing questions
or comments regarding the program’s policies, procedures and requirements.
The College
of Education’s advising staff includes: Maya Blackwell - Psychology, B.A.
and M.A.; Bonnie Gregg - Counseling, M.A. and Ed.D; Terrance Felker - Education, Multi-categorical Special Education; Cynthia
Hutson - Early Childhood, Elementary Education; Carla Johnson - Educational Administration, Interdisciplinary
Leadership Ed.D, and Reading; and Eileen Lally - Urban Teacher Education.
Please refer to our website for contact
information as well as details and requirements on all of our exceptional
programs. The COE’s mission is to
prepare students to be reflective lifelong learners; advocates for diversity
and social justice; and engaged, effective, transformative educators and mental
health professionals.
Academic
excellence and innovation are natural partners. At Governors State
University you’ll find an abundance of both.
We have a highly diverse student body and our
courses are taught by gifted professors. Our
rich history, cultural amenities and a beautiful campus all contribute to
making us one of best colleges in Chicago.
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