2004-2005 EIU Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
College of Education & Professional Studies
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Charles A. Rohn, Dean
Douglas J. Bower, Associate Dean
Tom Grissom, Assistant to the Dean for Academic Computing
Rosemary Harris, Assistant to the Dean
Bonnie Wilson, Assistant to the Dean
General Mission
The College of Education and Professional Studies is committed to the preparation
of professionals in the design and implementation of programs that advance intellectual,
physical, psychological, and social well-being. These professionals are to be
competent practitioners who are well grounded in research and theory. The College
promotes the tradition of teaching and extends to the region and beyond by producing
culturally literate and technologically sophisticated teachers, counselors, administrators,
coaches, trainers, directors, and therapists.
The professional education units offer degrees and certification in early childhood
education, elementary and middle level education, special education, secondary
education, health education, physical education, guidance and counseling, and
school administration. In addition, non-teaching professional units offer excellent
programs in community counseling, community health, safety/driver education, recreation
administration, therapeutic recreation, and athletic training. While educating
excellent entry-level personnel in undergraduate programs, the College prepares
those in its graduate programs for distinguished leadership in meeting future
challenges in various institutions. It also serves as an effective center of
cultural and educational opportunity, maintaining partnerships with schools, hospitals,
business and industry, and other recreational and social agencies.
A strong commitment to quality programs in the College of Education and Professional
Studies is demonstrated by a highly qualified and dedicated faculty; a clinically
intensive, contemporary curriculum; and recognition by appropriate accrediting
and certifying agencies, including the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher
Education and the Illinois State Teacher Certification Board.
Admission Requirements
Requirements for admission into teacher preparation programs are listed in this
catalog in the section on teacher certification programs. Requirements for admission
to graduate programs are given in the Graduate Catalog.
Faculty of the College of Education and Professional Studies
Counseling and Student Development (217/581-2400)
Richard Roberts, Chairperson
Conn, S.; Eberly, C.; Farber, N.K.; Fraker, F.; Kayser, L.; Leitschuh, G.; Melvin,
M.; Powell, B.; Wallace, J.A.
Note: There is no undergraduate program in Counseling and Student Development. For
graduate program description, see Graduate Catalog.
Educational Administration (217/581-2919)
Nick Osborne, Chairperson
Bartz, D.; Findley, B.; Morford, L.
Note: There is no undergraduate program in Educational Administration. For a description
of the graduate program, see the Graduate Catalog.
Early Childhood, Elementary & Middle Level Education (217/581-5728)
Merribeth Bruning, Chairperson
Barbour, J.; Barford, J.; Bennett, T.; Carpenter, J.; Carter, D.;.; Croy, T.;
Evans, C.; Fero, M.; Flood, A., Lisowski, M.; Lockart, G.; Loy, L.; NeSmith, R.;
Pearson, M.; Reven, L.; Reid, D.; Stephen, V.
Health Studies (217/581-5761)
Robert Bates, Chairperson
Cavanaugh, R.; Dietz, J.; McCausland, J.; Phillips, K.; Ray, O.; Simons, S.;
Walker, B.; Woods, S.
Physical Education (217/581-2215)
Phoebe Church, Chairperson
Ankenbrand, L.; Birkhead, C.; Black, J.; Church, M.; Crawford, S.; Croisant,
P.; Doyle, R.; Emmett, J.; Fischer, R.; Gladu, J.; Hussey, K.A.; Hussey, K.G.;
Little, G.; McFarland, J.; Nordtvedt, N.; Oliver, J.; Owen, J.; Price, L.; Pritschet,
B.; Redden, M.; Ruholl, S.; Russell, W.; Schuette, S.; Weidner-Rawlings, K.; Wolf,
D.
Recreation Administration (217/581-3018)
William Higelmire, Chairperson
Holmes-Layman, P.; Pommier, J. H.; Smith, W. A; Weber, J.
Secondary Education and Foundations (217/581-5931)
Mahmood H. Butt, Chairperson
Barker, D.; Edwards, A.; Fewell, P.; Freking, T.; Gong, R.; Greenlaw, M.; Jagusah,
O.; Smith, D.; VanGunten, D.; Warner, C.
Special Education (217/581-5315)
Kathlene Shank, Chairperson
Brown, M.; Cook, R.; Fogarty, R.; Hooser, C.; Jones, M.; Kirby, L.; Li, M.; Russell,
J.; Sinclair, T.
Student Teaching (217/581-2620)
Patricia Poulter, Chairperson
Briggs, J.; Broniecki, D.; Bush, J.; Carli, N.; Duke, G.; Fischer, W.; Hargis,
M.; Lowe, J.; Martino, A.; McCowan, A.; McFarland, D.; McFarland, G.; Mullins,
T.; Naylor, J.; Olsen, M.; Quast, G.; Rogers, P.; Williams, E.
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