
Dr.
Josephine M. Posey, Dean
1000 ASU Drive 989
Alcorn State, MS 39096-7500
WWACB Office #409
601-877-6141 / 6149 fax 601-877-3867
posey@lorman.alcorn.edu
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The
School of Education and Psychology holds as its primary
commitment the preparation of highly qualified elementary
and secondary school teachers and other educational
personnel for the public schools of Mississippi and the
nation. In our programs you'll discover rigor, depth, a
focus on careers, and close attention from the faculty.
When you attend Alcorn you will discover that it is first
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Dr. Doris C. Gary, Associate Dean
1000 ASU Drive #480
Alcorn State, MS 39096-7500
WWACB Office #423
601-877-2336 / 3922
fax 601-877-3921
dgary@lorman.alcorn.edu
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The School through the Teacher Education
Committee coordinates and supervises each of the teacher
education components of the university. The School is
responsible for administering and coordinating professional
laboratory experiences and directed teaching for the
University.
The School of Education and Psychology
consists of the following departments:
The School of Education and Psychology offers
instruction leading to the Bachelor of Science with majors in
the following fields:
- Elementary Education
- Special Education
- Health Education
- Health and Physical Education
- Recreation
- Psychology
- General Studies
In addition, the Master of Science in Education and the
Educational Specialist degrees are offered.
The primary objectives of the School of Education and
Psychology are:
- to identify and attract young men and women of
intellectual and moral integrity,
- to promote content competency and sound scholarship
through a series of specialized courses and
experiences that will prepare an Alcorn proficient and
effective communiversity teacher (APECT);
- to develop in prospective teachers a broad
understanding of the learner and the
teaching-learning process,
- to guide and supervise teacher candidates through a
series of professional laboratory experiences
culminating with directed teaching,
- to provide the teacher education student and
non-teaching student with formal and informal
educational experiences that will enable them to
develop a meaningful philosophy of education, and
- to ensure that the teacher education candidate exits the professional education
unit as Alcorn's proficient and effective communiversity teacher.
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