2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Teaching, Learning and Leadership (TLL)
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Andrew Stremmel, Head
Department of Teaching, Learning and Leadership (TLL)
Wenona Hall 108
605-688-6418
e-mail: andrew.stremmel@sdstate.edu
Faculty
Professor Stremmel, Head; Professors Andera, DeBates, Erion, Gilkerson, Hacker, Helling, L. Moeller, Penrod, Romerein-Holmes, Wilson; Distinguished Professor Emerita Widvey; Professors Emeriti Amiotte, Edeburn, Everett, C.Hanson, D. Jensen, Lingren, P. MIller, J. Pedersen, Steinley; Associate Professors Cutler, Rasmussen, Whitlatch; Assistant Professors Bowne, Edgar, Emo, M. Moeller, Rogness, Scully, Smith, Waring; Instructors Brokmeier, Ekstrand, Gloege, Kampmann, Russow, Venhuizen, Weber.
Department
The Department of Teaching, Learning, and Leadership prepares educational professionals to be teachers and educational leaders for the 21st century in three major program areas.
Programs
Program units in the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Leadership include Early Childhood Education, Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Administration, and Teacher Education. The program in Early Childhood Education offers specializations in Birth to Age 5 and Birth to Age 8 (K- Grade 3). Students may also enroll in the Cooperative Program in Elementary Education (K-Grade 8) with Dakota State University or Northern University. The Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Administration programs offer Master’s of Education degrees. The program in Teacher Education is a certification program in which students who are completing a major in an academic discipline of their choice can become certified in secondary education (middle and high school) in one of 16 different subject areas or K-12 teaching in art, world languages, music, or physical education. The department also offers undergraduate majors in Career Technical Education and Family and Consumer Sciences Education, as well as professional education for the agricultural education, communication and leadership major offered through the College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences.
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