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Mississippi State University College of Education Teacher Education Council 2017-2018 Mississippi State University College of Education Teacher Education Council 2017-2018 Members Organization/Department Dr. Teresa Jayroe, Chair Associate Dean, College of Education Dr. Mitzy Johnson, Co-Chair Assistant Dean, College of Education Dr. Donna Shea, Co-Chair Director, Office of Clinical Field-Based Instruction, Licensure, & Outreach Dr. Richard Blackbourn Dean of Education, College of Education Dr. Kim Hall Interim Department Head, Meridian Division of Education Dr. Lindon Ratliff Faculty, Meridian Division of Education Dr. Jeff Leffler Faculty, Meridian Division of Education Dr. David Morse Department Head, Counseling, Educational Psychology, & Foundations Dr. Donna Gainer Counseling, Educational Psychology, & Foundations Dr. Linda Cornelious Interim Department Head, Curriculum, Instruction, & Special Education (CISE) Dr. Kenny Anthony Faculty, CISE – Elementary Education – Social Studies Dr. Kent Coffey Faculty, CISE – Special Education Dr. Rebecca Robichaux-Davis Faculty, CISE – Elementary Education – Mathematics Dr. Dana Franz Faculty, CISE – Mathematics Education Dr. Missy Hopper Faculty, CISE – English Education Dr. Jessica Ivy Faculty, CISE – Mathematics Education Dr. Nicole Miller Faculty, CISE – Elementary Education Dr. Ryan Walker Faculty, CISE – Science Education Dr. Kathleen Alley Faculty, CISE – Elementary Education Dr. Bethany McKissick Faculty, CISE – Special Education Dr. Kristin Javorsky Faculty, CISE – Elementary Education Dr. Kelly Moser Faculty, CISE – Foreign Language Education Dr. Brandi Sumrall Meridian Division of Education – Special Education Dr. Leigh Ann Hailey Faculty, Educational Leadership Dr. Angela Farmer Faculty, Educational Leadership Dr. Penny Wallin Faculty, Meridian Division of Education – Educational Leadership Dr. Eric Moyen Department Head, Educational Leadership Dr. Trey Martindale Department Head, Instructional Systems & Workforce Development Dr. Stanley Brown Department Head, Kinesiology Mr. Matthew Rye Faculty, Kinesiology Dr. Brad Vickers Faculty, Kinesiology Dr. Barry Kopetz Department Head, Music “Changing Tomorrow Through Education Today” Updated 9/2017 1 Dr. Rick Travis Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Dr. Theodore Atkinson Faculty, Arts & Sciences – English Dr. Richard Damms Faculty, Arts & Sciences – History Dr. Thomas Holder Faculty, Arts & Sciences – Biological Sciences Ms. Kim Walters Faculty, Arts & Sciences – Mathematics & Statistics Dr. Kirk Swortzel Faculty, Agriculture Education Ms. Sara Parman Academic Coordinator Ms. Susan Steward MAT Coordinator Ms. Amy Prisock COE Recruiter Ms. Christa King Project Manager-METP Rotating METP student Mr. Lee Napier Administrative Assistant Rotating College of Education Student Ambassador Dr. Thomas Huebner President, East Mississippi Community College Dr. Charles Lamar Barnett Jr. Executive Vice President, Mississippi Delta Community College Ms. Molly Goodson Related Vocational Instructor, Northeast MS Community College Dr. Eddie Peasant Superintendent, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District Dr. Christy Maulding Assistant Superintendent, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District Dr. Tori Holloway Assistant Superintendent, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District Mr. Michael Adam Science Teacher, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District (Starkville High School) Alt. Route Mr. Sean McDonnall Principal, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District (Starkville High School) Ms. Mallory Carlisle Social Studies Teacher, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District (Armstrong Middle School) Ms. Tina McLendon English Teacher, Choctaw County High School Ms. Dana Buford Special Education Teacher, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District (Starkville High School) Mr. Joel Jones History Teacher, Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District (Armstrong Middle School) Mr. Glen Blaine Assistant Superintendent, Choctaw County School District Mr. Ken McMullan Superintendent, Louisville Municipal School District Ms. Cindy Donahoo Principal, Church Hill Elem. West Point Ms. Marion Winters Elementary Teacher, Louisville Municipal School District Mr. Burnell McDonald Superintendent, West Point Consolidated School District Mr. Kris Hollis District Test Coordinator, West Point Consolidated School District Ms. Michelle Armstrong Elementary Teacher, West Point Consolidated School District Ms. Kimberly Bryant Math Teacher, West Point Consolidated School District (High School) Mr. Dallas Ferguson Physical Education Teacher, Webster County School District Ms. Marcy McGlothin School Counselor, Webster County School District Ms. Jennifer Davis Music Teacher, Meridian Public School District Mr. Joe Rogers Agriscience Teacher, Itawamba County School District (High School) Dr. Janice Nicholson Accreditation Advisor/Retired Administrator “Changing Tomorrow Through Education Today” Updated 9/2017 2 Purposes and Procedures The Teacher Education Council (TEC) includes P-12 teachers and administrators, Arts and Sciences faculty and administrators, and Teacher Education faculty and administrators. The purpose of the Council is to aid in the design and review of curricula, requirements, and assessments related to undergraduate and graduate teacher education programs. Analyses of assessments, such as the Teacher Intern evaluations, exit surveys, Praxis tests, and the Survey of First Year Teachers, are routinely shared with the TEC. The advice and recommendations of the council are carefully considered by the Dean, Associate Dean, Assistant Dean, Director of the Office of Clinical/Field-Based Instruction and Licensure (OCFBI), College of Education department heads, and are shared as needed with other entities, such as the CAEP Committee and the Undergraduate Education Advisory Committee. Members of the TEC also meet with the Board of Examiners during CAEP site visits (next visit: spring 2022). The ultimate goal of the TEC is to aid in the design and enhancement of the programs that prepare P-12 candidates. In addition, members provide ongoing program review and feedback through service on the College of Education Box Curriculum Council, which meets monthly. Included as ex-officio members of the Box Council, along with the Associate Dean of the College of Education, the Assistant Dean of the College of Education, and the Director of the OCFBI, are The Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and P-12 practitioners from the TEC; the practitioners serve on a rotating basis. The Box Council reviews curricular proposals and makes recommendations to the Dean regarding program and course modifications and additions. The TEC is chaired by the Associate Dean of the College of Education and co-chaired by the Assistant Dean of the College of Education, and the Director of Office of Clinical/Field-Based Instruction, Licensure, & Outreach (OCFBI). Members of the TEC are selected in a variety of ways: Arts and Sciences faculty who represent each of the secondary teacher education content areas are typically recommended by their respective department heads; College of Education faculty representing the various teacher education majors and concentrations are recommended by department heads, the Associate Dean, or the Director of OCFBI; practitioners are recommended by the Associate Dean, principals or superintendents in collaborating schools, or by the Director of OCFBI. At least one practitioner is selected to represent each teacher education major/concentration. TEC members serve two-year, renewable terms. “Changing Tomorrow Through Education Today” Updated 9/2017 3 .
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