Brochure: School of Education & Urban Studies

Engaged Faculty At Morgan State, you’ll learn from faculty

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who are leaders and

active researchers in

their fields. Here in the School of Education and

Urban Studies, for example, Dr. Whitney Johnson

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education program in biology and mathematics,

Graduates of the School of Education and Urban Studies often go on to pursue advanced graduate studies. Recent graduates have continued their education at the University of Maryland, College Park, Johns Hopkins, Towson, and Loyola, among other universities. Morgan State’s own School of Education and Urban Studies offers four master’s degree and five doctoral degree programs.

has redesigned the ground-breaking teacher while addressing the challenge of producing highly qualified secondary teachers in high-

need schools. In addition, Dr. Monique McMillian

conducts empirical research on the compositional

effects of test scores and segregation. Dr. Simone Gibson researches ethnographic and critical race methodologies, while Dr. Glenda Prime explores issues of access, diversity, social justice, and community leadership.

Top Employers Area employers actively seek out graduates of the School of Education

and Urban Studies. Top recruiters include Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Howard County, Teach for America, Nordstrom,

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Target, Walmart, Montgomery County Public Schools, and Prince George’s County Public Schools.

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Leading in Education THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND URBAN STUDIES

Prepare to teach, create policy, or conduct research at the School of Education and Urban

Studies at Morgan State University. Here you can earn your bachelor’s degree in one of three distinct

programs of study: Family and Consumer Sciences; Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance;

or Teacher Education and Professional Development.

Whichever program you choose, you’ll benefit

from exceptional instructional and observation facilities, smart classrooms, research and computer labs, and engaged and accessible professors.

Learn more at Programs of Study A PRACTICE-READY CURRICULUM

The School of Education and Urban Studies is one of the leading institutions in the region for the number of applications received from African-American high school graduates. We’re crafting controversial arguments, challenging conventional thought, and making the fundamental act of teaching and learning a joyous, liberating, and engaging experience. This starts with our practiceready curriculum in a teaching program based on providing real-world experience and the requisite job skills local school systems value most. Our core requirements include 100 consecutive days of teaching and learning in classroom settings to ensure you gain true work experience as part of your core requirements.

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES

Earn your Bachelor of Science degree in Family and Consumer Sciences with a concentration in Fashion Merchandising. Our curriculum prepares you for careers in retail and wholesale organizations in buying, merchandising, fashion coordination, publicity, and sales and marketing. You’ll also benefit from exposure to core business and management concepts.

Through courses like Marriage and Family Relations, Early Childhood Development, and Family Resource Management, a concentration in General Family and Consumer Studies will prepare you for a broad range of career opportunities in schools, colleges, federal programs, child care and more.

The Department of Family & Consumer Sciences offers study abroad opportunities in Milan and London.

Morgan.edu/seus HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION AND DANCE

Earn your Bachelor of Science degree in Health Education

with a focus on Health Administration, Health Promotion, or Environmental Health, or pursue your B.S. in the Physical

Education major. You may select a concentration in Dance

Education, Pre-Professional Physical Therapy, Recreation and

Parks, Sports Administration, and Teacher Education. Curricula

in both majors prepare you to pursue a career in your chosen area of study, such as K-12 physical education, fitness management, or wellness coordination.

TEACHER EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

If you’re bound for the teaching profession, pursue a B.S. degree in Elementary Education or earn a B.S., a B.A. and a Master of Arts in Teaching in just five years when you begin as an undergraduate.