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DOCUMENT RESUME Missouri Directory of Approved Professional DOCUMENT RESUME ED 422 307 SP 038 099 TITLE Missouri Directory of Approved Professional Education Programs: Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges and Universities. Revised. INSTITUTION Missouri State Board of Education, Jefferson City. PUB DATE 1998-01-00 NOTE 77p. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Education Courses; Elementary Secondary Education; Higher Education; *Preservice Teacher Education; *Teacher Certification; Two Year Colleges IDENTIFIERS *Missouri ABSTRACT This directory provides resources for locating information pertaining to Missouri institutions of higher education with professional and pre-professional education programs. The institutions listed have met rigorous standards and are officially approved by the Missouri State Board of Education. The four-year institutions that are included offer complete professional programs from which candidates may be recommended for Missouri certification. The two-year institutions that are included offer approved pre-professional courses, which may be transferred to the four-year institutions and counted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for certification. Part 1 of this directory lists four-year colleges and universities. Part 2 lists two-year colleges. Part 3 lists institutions by programs offered (basic education programs, advanced education programs, and two-year professional education programs/courses) .(SM) ******************************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * ******************************************************************************** Two-Year and Four-Year Colleges and Universities 4.4010itoexac, Missouri Directory of Approved Professional Education Programs January 1998 -Aes ...?..1)4 of' PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND U.S. DEPARTMENT Of EDUCATION DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS Office or Eclucanonal Resew:. and amorovsnont BEEN GRANTED BY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERC) o This document has bent. reOroduced as received Iron Me person or Orionmabon ! ongortaboo 0 Minor Chaopos Rave been mac* to mnreove reproduction twenty TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Roolts 01 00,,,ons thnICOCI," INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) menl do not necteSeann represent ("cup 1 OERI 00srton or Racy Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 2 MISSOURI STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Sharon M. Williams, President, Independence Peter Herschend, Branson Betty Preston, Vice President, Chillicothe William Kahn, St. Louis T Rice Pete Burns, Jr., Sikeston Russell V. Thompson, Columbia Tom R. Davis, Sedalia Jacqueline D. Wellington, St. Louis Dr. Robert E. Bartman Commissioner of Education Dr. L. Celeste Ferguson Assistant Commissioner Urban and Teacher Education Dr. J. Mike Lucas Director of Teacher Education 3 Missouri Directory of Approved Professional Education Programs Revised January 1998 Inquiries regarding this directory or Missouri's Professional Education Program approval process may be addressed to: Dr. J. Mike Lucas, Director of Teacher Education Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education P.O. Box 480 Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0480 Telephone 573/751-0371 or Fax 573/526-3580 FOREWORD This directory is designed to assist you in locating information pertaining to Missouri institutions of higher education with professional and pre-professional education programs. The institutions listed in this directory have met rigorous standards and are officially approved by the Missouri State Board of Education. The four-year institutions that are included offer complete professional programs from which candidates may be recommended for Missouri certification. The two-year institutions that are included offer approved pre-professional courses, which may be transferred to the four-year institutions and counted as partial fulfillment of the requirements for certification. Missouri State Board of Education Rule 5CSR 80-805.015, Procedures and Standards for Approval of Professional Education Programs in Missouri, specifies that institutions and professional education programs must be evaluated every five years by an on-site review team composed of public school personnel and educators from other institutions of higher education with Board-approved professional education programs. Based on the report of the evaluation team, and the recommendation of the Commissioner of Education, the Board may approve, provisionally approve, or deny approval to each professional education program. Missouri State Board of Education approval is granted for a term of five years. However, two-year provisional approval may be granted by the Board when a program does not comply with one or more of the Board's standards, but the institution provides sufficient evidence of plans and resources to comply with the standards within the two-year period. Institutions are prohibited from recommending students for certification from programa that have been denied approval. Dr. Robert E. Bartman Commissioner of Education TABLE OF CONTENTS Four-Year Colleges & Universities Avila College 1 Central Methodist College 2 Central Methodist College at Mineral Area College 2 Central Missouri State University 3 College of the Ozarks 0 4 ColumbiaCollege 5 Culver-StocktonCollege 6 Drury College 7 Evangel College 8 FontbonneCollege 9 Hannibal-LaGrange College 10 Harris-Stowe State College 11 LincolnUniversity 12 LindenwoodCollege 13 Maryville University-Saint Louis 14 Missouri Baptist College 15 Missouri Southern State College 16 Missouri Valley College 17 Missouri Western State College 18 Northwest Missouri State University 19 Park College 20 Rockhurst College 21 Saint Louis University 22 Southeast Missouri State University 23 Southwest Baptist University 24 Southwest Missouri State University 25 Stephens College 26 Truman State University 27 University of Missouri Columbia 28 University of Missouri Kansas City 29 University of Missouri Saint Louis 30 Washington University 31 WebsterUniversity 32 Westminster College 33 WilliaM Jewell College 34 William Woods University 35 Two-Year Colleges & Universities Crowder College 37 East Central College 38 Jefferson College 39 Longview Community College 40 Maple Woods Community College 41 Mineral Area College 42 North Central Missouri College 43 Penn Valley Community College 44 St. Charles County Community College 45 St. Louis Community College Florissant Valley 46 St. Louis Community College Forest Park 47 St. Louis Community College Meramec 48 State Fair Community College 49 Three Rivers Community College 50 Part III : Listing of institutions by programs offered 53 7 Four-Year Institutions With StateApproved Teacher-Education Programs Nchison Nodaway I Worth IHarrisont Mercer Putnam Scotland 1 Gentry Sullivan Adak Knox Grun Lewis Holt 2 Daviess 3 De Kalb Linn Macon Shelby Marion 4 Caldwell 5 Clinton Livin ston Buchanan Chariton Ralls Carroll Ray Clay 7 Audrar Sahne 6 Lincoln 11 Jadson 2519 8 ' Callaway 18 9 Cooper Pettis Johnson 16 Warren Cass 21 22 26 ein-ry 20 Benton Morgan St Clair Camden ashington Vernon Way Peny Dallas 35 Polk La Dent St Francois kon Madison Barton 28 Dade Reynolds 33 Cape Webster Wright exas Shannon 8 Girardeau Jasper jeene 31 Wayne 32 Scott 29 Christian Douglas Newton Howell Stoddard !stone Oregon Ripley Taney Ozark McDonald 34 New 1 Madrid Dunldin 1 Northwest Missouri State University 13 Columbia College 25 University of Missouri-St. Louis 2 Northeast Missouri State University 14 Stephens College 26 Central Missouri State University 3 Culver-Stockton College 15 University of Missouri-Columbia 27 Lincoln University 4 Missouri Western State College 16 William Woods University 28 Southwest Baptist University 5 Hannibal-LaGrange College 17 Lindenwood College 29 Missouri Southern State College 6 Park College 18 Webster University 30 Southwest Missouri State University 7 William Jewell College 19 Washington University 31 Evangel College 8 Avila College 20 Harris-Stowe State College 32 Drury College 9 Rockhurst College 21 Fonttronne College 33 Southeast Missouri State University 10 University of Missouri-Kansas City 22 Saint Louis University 34 College of the Ozarks 11 Missouri Valley College 23 Maryville University-St. Louis 35 Central Methodist College at 12 Central Methodist College 24 Missouri Baptist College Mineral Area College (Park Hills) Two-Year Institutions With State Approved Teacher-Education Programs (NumericalKey 1 Crowder College 9 St. Charles Co. Community College 2 East Central College 10 St. Louis Community College-Florissant Valley 3 Jefferson College 11 St. Louis Community College-Forest Park 4 Longview Community College 12 St. Louis Community College-Meramec 5 Maple Woods Community College 13 State Fair Community College 6 Mineral Area College 14 Three Rivers Community College 7 North Central Missouri College 8 Penn Valley Community College iv 3 PART I FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS AND APPROVED PROGRAMS 10 1 AVILA COLLEGE 11901 Wornall Road Kansas City, MO 64145-1698 Institution Head Certification Officer Dr. Larry Kramer Sister Marie Georgette Eshbacher President (816) 942-8400 Ext 2207 (816) 942-8400 Ext. 2214 Teacher Education Contact Person Dr. Laura Sloan, Chairperson Department of Education/Psychology (816) 942-8400 Ext. 2263 FAX:(816) 942-3362 Date of Initial Approval: 9/90 Basic Programs Elementary (1-6) Middle School (5-9)*** Language Arts Mathematics Social Science Science Secondary: Art (K-12) Business Education (9-12) English (9-12)
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