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  • Oct 5: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • Oct 7: Visiting Scholar Vladlena Lisenco
  • Oct 12: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • More >

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Events

  • Oct 5: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • Oct 7: Visiting Scholar Vladlena Lisenco
  • Oct 12: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • More >

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  • Oct 5: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • Oct 7: Visiting Scholar Vladlena Lisenco
  • Oct 12: John C. Wells Planetarium Shows
  • More >

Teaching Licensure

 

Welcome continuing students as well as the incoming class of 2017!

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Students can earn a K-12 teaching licensure by completing course work in art education, education and psychology, and student teaching.

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Students can earn a K-12 teaching licensure by completing course work in art education, education and psychology, and student teaching.

 












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Teaching Licensure

Degree Checklist

In addition to the general education and academic major requirements, students desiring pre-kindergarten — 12 teaching licensure in art must complete 19 credits of additional course work in art education, education and psychology, and 16 credits of student teaching. It is necessary to be admitted to the teacher education program prior to enrolling in professional education courses. For a complete description of admission and retention policies and procedures for teacher education, refer to the College of Education. Students seeking licensure are encouraged to consult regularly with the program coordinator of art education.

The undergraduate degree leading to licensure must include the following minimum requirements in art:

• Nine credits must be earned in art history and art appreciation.
• Six credits must be earned in ceramics and crafts, with a minimum of one course in ceramics.
• Six credits must be earned in three-dimensional media.
• Twelve credits must be earned in two-dimensional media.
• Twenty-seven studio credits, with a minimum of six credits in each of three separate studio areas.

Dr. Katherine Schwartz, Coordinator
schwarka@jmu.edu 540.568.6464