Education
Mission
The LeMoyne-Owen College Division of Education is dedicated to preparing competent, compassionate, and culturally responsive educators who are committed to equity, excellence, and innovation in serving and impacting diverse PK–12 learning communities.
The Division of Education envisions a future that is inclusive and supportive of ALL learners who are empowered by educators that champion equity, inspire excellence and ignite innovation.
Currently, this is a non-licensure program in which a student will receive a degree in Education but cannot be recommended for licensure. However, LeMoyne Owen College Division of Education is currently going through the accreditation process to ensure graduates not only complete the program with a degree but also the ability to be recommended for licensure in the State of Tennessee.
Academic Programs
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Integrated Early Childhood Education Prek-3rd
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Elementary Education K-5
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Special Education K-12
Program Details
Courses – Synchronous or In-person
Credits – 120
Tuition – Learn More
Degree Awarded – Bachelor’s
Admission Requirements – Learn More
Curriculum
Students must successfully complete 120 credit hours of required work to earn this degree.
LOC 550
LOC 551
LOC 551
LOC 551
Career Opportunities
Career opportunities include, but are not limited to:
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Elementary Education Teacher
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Behavior Specialist/Interventionist
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Pre-school Director
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Academic Advisor
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Educational Coordinator
Faculty
Dr. Sharnette Dennis
Division Chair; Assistant Professor
Dr. Sebrina Perkins
Elementary Education Coordinator
Dr. Marrissa Harris
Assistant Professor; Special Education Coordinator
Dr. Sheila Kenny-Bryant
Assistant Professor; Early Childhood Education Coordinator
Dr. Nikita McFarland
Assistant Professor
How to Apply
Application Dates
Fall Semester -2024
Spring Semester -2024
Summer Semester -2025