Overview
The School of Education prepares students from across Alaska, as well as from other states and nations, to work effectively with all students including multicultural and minority students. To fulfill our commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for the state's rural and Native populations, faculty actively and knowledgeably utilize educational technology to deliver all School of Education programs to remote places.
Undergraduate programs
Counseling Program
- School Counselor Certification Program
(program admissions suspended effective March 31, 2021) - M.Ed. in School Counseling
- M.ED in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
CACREP accreditation requires a minimum of three core faculty members having graduated from Counselor Education and Supervision Ph.D. programs. In Academic Year 2021-2022, the Counseling Program fell below the required number of core faculty members. We are happy to announce that we have a core faculty in place for AY 2022-2023 that meets CACREP requirements. Please email Valerie Gifford, Department Chair, with pertinent questions.
Special Programs
Graduate Degrees
- M.Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- M.Ed. in School Counseling
- M.Ed in Elementary Education
- M.Ed in Secondary Education
- M.Ed in Second Language Acquisition, Bilingual Education and Literacy
(program admissions suspended effective April 20, 2020) - M.Ed in Online Innovation and Design
(program admissions suspended effective April 20, 2020) - M.Ed in People, Place and Pedagogy
(program admissions suspended effective April 20, 2020) - M.Ed.in Special Education
- Secondary Postbaccalaureate Licensure Program toward M.Ed., Secondary Education
- Art K-12 Postbaccalaureate Licensure Program toward M.Ed., Secondary Education
All programs are also available as distance education option.
