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Four-year Universities and Colleges with Early Childhood Programs in Iowa *Endorsments further explained on Page. 3 Key Contact in Early Childhood EC Endorsements or ECE Colleges Address Key Contact in Admissions Department Degrees Offered Joen Larson, PhD Emily Clausen Elementary Education with 400 N Bluff Blvd. [email protected] [email protected] Ashford University 103 on campus (leads to Clinton, IA 52732 Phone: 563-242-4023 Ext. 7790 Phone: 800-242-4153 Ext. 7225 licensure) Fax: 563-241-9941 Fax: 888-320-4525 Paul Theobald [email protected] Phone: 712-749-2264 610 W 4th Street Fax: 712-749-1468 Storm Lake, IA 50588 South Region Satellites: Burlington, Council Bridget Kurkowski Elementary Education with Angela Hunter Buena Vista University Bluffs, Creston, Denison, Esterville, [email protected] 103 (endorsment avialable [email protected] Fort Dodge, Iowa Falls, Le Mars, Phone: 712-749-2078 online) Phone: 641-980-8808 Mason City, Marshalltown, Newton, North Region Ottumwa, Spencer Roberta Hersom [email protected] Phone: 712-298-1172 Gwen Marra Howard Wilson 498 4th Ave. NE [email protected] [email protected] Elementary Education with Dordt College Sioux Center, IA 51250 Phone: 712-722-6237 Phone: 712-722-6080 106 Fax: 712-722-6035 Fax: 712-722-6035 Elizabeth A Beschorner Thomas F Delahunt 2507 University Ave. Elementary Education with Drake University [email protected] [email protected] Des Moines, IA 50311 100, 103 Phone: 515-271-4602 Phone: 515-271-2096 Peggy Henson Talia Brown 1 University Pl. [email protected] Elementary Education with Graceland University [email protected] Lamoni, IA 50140 Phone: 641-784-5444 106 Phone: 641-784-5177 Fax: 641-784-5481 Darin Wohlgemath Early Childhood Education [email protected] Office of Admissions Lisa Sharp 262, 100 (available on Phone: 800-262-3810 or Iowa State University 100 Enrollment Services Center [email protected] campus-leads to licensure), Phone: 515-295-0815 Ames, IA 50011-2011 Phone: 515-294-8618 BS Child, Adult & Family Fax: 515-294-6106 Services (non-licensure) http://www.admissions.iastate.edu Early Childcare Education and Human Sciences College Karen Smidt Programming (available Iowa State University Online 310 Mackay Hall [email protected] See EC contact info online through Great Plains Ames, IA 50011-1120 Phone: 515-294-5385 IDEA) (non-licensure) 1 Key Contact in Early Childhood EC Endorsements or ECE Colleges Address Key Contact in Admissions Department Degrees Offered Rebecca Beckner, PhD Ashlee Whipple Early Childhood Education 601 N Main St. [email protected] [email protected] Iowa Wesleyan College (with or without licensure) Mount Pleasant, IA 52641 Phone: 319-385-6311 Phone: 319-385-6231 103 Fax: 319-985-6324 Fax: 319-385-6240 Patti Pelletier Lisa Carter ATTN Sara Skelton [email protected] [email protected] Early Childhood Development Kaplan University 1910 E. Kimberly Rd. Phone: 772-214-9218 Phone: 866-287-2354 (online only/non-licensure) Davenport, IA 52807 Fax: 800-507-4168 Fax: 800-507-4168 Rebecca Fabricicus Omar Correa 1450 Alta Vista St. Elementary Education with Loras College [email protected] [email protected] Dubuque, IA 52001 100, 106 Phone: 563-588-4911 Phone: 563-588-7135 Jody Meyer-Mork, PhD Scot Schaeffer 700 College Dr. [email protected] [email protected] Elementary Education with Luther College Decorah, IA 52101 Phone: 563-387-1544 Phone: 563-387-1287 103 Fax: 563-387-1107 Fax: 563-387-2159 Elementary Education with Joe Rosener 1501 Morningside Ave. 103 (Endorsment available Morningside College [email protected] See EC contact info Sioux City, IA 51106 online) for graduate credit 712-540-1579 through Morningside Terri Crumley Nancy Merryman Early Childhood Education 1330 Elmhurst Dr. NE [email protected] Mount Mercy College [email protected] (with or without licensure) Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 Phone: 319-363-1323 Ext. 1017 Phone: 319-363-1323 Ext. 1266 100, 103, 106 Fax: 563-363-8593 Lila J. Sybesma, PhD Kenton Pauls 101 7th St. SW [email protected] [email protected] Elementary Education with Northwestern College Orange City, IA 51041 Phone: 712-707-7331 Phone: 712-707-7132 Ext. 7450 106 on campus Fax: 712-707-7037 Fax: 712-707-7164 Lila J. Sybesma, PhD Kenton Pauls 101 7th St. SW [email protected] [email protected] Endorsement 100 online for Northwestern College Online Orange City, IA 51041 Phone: 712-707-7331 Phone: 712-707-7132 Ext. 7450 graduate credit Fax: 712-707-7037 Fax: 712-707-7164 Meg Halligan 518 W Locust St. Tom Carpenter, PhD Early Childhood Education Saint Ambrose University [email protected] Davenport, IA 52803 [email protected] 100, 103 Phone: 563-333-6028 2 Key Contact in Early Childhood EC Endorsements or ECE Colleges Address Key Contact in Admissions Department Degrees Offered Jackie Crawford, PhD Alison Swanson 701 N C St. [email protected] Elementary Education with Simpson College [email protected] Indianola, IA 50125 Phone: 515-961-1523 106 Phone: 515-961-1696 Fax: 515-961-1673 For transfer students: Gwen Schroder [email protected] Phone: 515-961-1695 Debra Stork Melissa Gunnelson 2000 University Ave. Teacher Ed Department Head Elementary Education with University of Dubuque [email protected] Dubuque, IA 52001 [email protected] 103 Phone: 563-589-3201 Phone: 563-589-3453 N310 Lindquist Center Katherine Mossman Elementary Education with University of Iowa Teaching and Learning [email protected] See EC contact info 103 Iowa City, IA 52242 Phone: 319-335-5119 Elementary Education 2+2 Gloria Kirkland Holmes, PhD Lisa Smith 618 Schindler Education Center online/ICN University of Northern Iowa [email protected] [email protected] Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0606 Early Childhood Education Phone: 319-273-2007 Phone: 319-273-2700 100, 262 on campus Melissa Heston University of Northern Iowa 618 Schindler Education Center [email protected] See EC contact info Endorsement 100 online Online Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0606 Phone: 319-273-2236 605 Washington St. Cindy Waters, PhD BA in PreK-Grade 3, BA in PO Box 1857 Storm Schmitt [email protected] PreK-Grade 3 including Upper Iowa University Fayette, IA 52142 [email protected] Phone: 563-425-5257 Special Education Satellites: Waterloo, West Des Phone: 563-425-5857 Fax: 563-425-5379 100, 103, 106 Moines and Quad Cities Kimberly Eversman 100 Wartburg Blvd. [email protected] Elementary Education with Wartburg College Unreported Waverly, IA 50677 Phone: 319-352-8316 103 Fax: 319-352-8583 100 = Birth-Grade 3, including Special Ed (Unified) 103 = PreK-K 106 = PreK-Grade 3 262 = EC Special Ed (only at ISU/UNI) *T.E.A.C.H. can support you on a scholarship for a Bachelor degree in Elementary Education with an Early Childhood Endorsment if the school does not offer a Bachelor degree in Early Childhood. *If you already have an Elementary Education degree, T.E.A.C.H. can help you add an Early Childhood Endorsement at most colleges. We can also help renew a teaching license. 3 Two- and Four-Year Colleges in Iowa with Early Childhood Programs NWICC Estherville Luther College NICC Dordt College Spencer Mason City Northwestern College ILCC NIACC Upper Iowa University Buena Vista University Wartburg College Le Mars Fort Loras College Waterloo WITCC Dodge Iowa Univ. of Morningside HCC University of Falls Northern Iowa University Dubuque Mt. Mercy Iowa State Marshalltown University Denison University IVCCD KCC St. Ambrose University DMACC Newton Quad West Des Moines University Cities Drake University of Iowa Kaplan Council EICC University Simpson Online Bluffs College IWCC SWCC IHCC Ottumwa Creston Iowa Wesleyan University Burlington Key Graceland University Four Year Colleges and Universities Satellites Buena Vista Upper Iowa University Community Colleges .
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