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Our teacher education programs have been accredited since 1965.
Our teacher education programs have been accredited since 1965.
The next CAEP accreditation site visit will be Spring 2019. The College of Education has been collaborating with candidates, completers, and P-12 partners to provide evidence of positive impact on P-12 student learning and development.
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