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College of Agricultural Science

AED 518 - Summer Agriculture Institute (SAI)

The Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation (AITC), in collaboration with the OSU-College of Agricultural Science and support from generous contributors, offers opportunities for both public/private school teachers to participate in one of two 1-week graduate courses (each worth 3 credits) while learning and interacting with local agricultural communities in either Corvallis or La Grande, Oregon. These special courses require interested students to submit early registrations for participation in a reduced cost graduate program that includes instruction, lodging, and meals. For complete details, please visit the SAI website.

College of Education

The College of Education offers an array of graduate degrees and programs to prepare teachers, counselor educators, and other education professionals for careers in schools, community colleges, business and industry, and other postsecondary settings. In addition, electives are offered for undergraduate students who wish to explore education as a career choice. Please refer to the Schedule of Classes for a complete listing of all courses offered by the College of Education this summer, and visit the OSU Ecampus website for online courses for teacher and counselor educators.

Counselor Education

The College of Education's Counselor Education Program offers a variety of special topic courses during Summer Session in addition to regular courses in counseling. Below is a list of courses taught on the OSU Corvallis campus. Presented by specialists in the field, the courses address critical concerns in contemporary society. To obtain information on all Counseling courses offered, go to the OSU Catalog and type “TCE” in the quick-jump field and press "Go", then select Summer 2013 from the drop-down box on the right and press "Go to Schedule".

Teacher Educators

The College of Education offers a variety of special topic courses taught during Summer Session in addition to regular courses in education. Below is a list of courses taught on the OSU Corvallis campus. These are open to professionals and students interested in teacher education. To obtain information on all Education courses offered, go to the OSU Catalog and type “TCE” in the quick-jump field and press "Go", then select Summer 2013 from the drop-down box on the right and press "Go to Schedule".

TCE 560 – Research in Learning

TCE 593 - Reading and Writing in the Middle and Secondary School

AHE 599 – Special Topics in:

• Quan. Analyzing in Ed Research I
• Quan. Analyzing in Ed Research II

For a complete list of online College of Education courses available during summer term, visit the Ecampus schedule of classes website:

• (AHE) Adult Ed & Higher Education Leadership
• (TCE) Teacher & Counselor Education
• (SED) Science & Mathematics Education
  

Undergraduate Students

In order to provide a multiple-entry pathway to teacher preparation, the College of Education has implemented an undergraduate education degree program. Contact the Head Advisor for details at http://oregonstate.edu/education/contact.html.

Undergraduate "core" courses are open to all OSU students and are offered on-campus (Corvallis)

TCE 216 – Purpose, Structure & Function of Education in a Democracy

TCE 219 – Civil Rights and Multicultural Issues in Educational Settings

TCE 253 – Learning Across the Lifespan

Upper division undergraduate courses offered on-campus (Corvallis)

TCE 340 – Supportive Differentiated Environments

TCE 412 – Learning Styles & Needs in Adolescence

Science and Math Education

The College of Education offers a variety of special topic courses taught during Summer Session in the Science and Mathematics Education (SED) Program in addition to regular courses in science and mathematics education. These courses are open to professionals and students in science and mathematics teacher education. See the complete listing in the Schedule of Classes (SOC).