Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
&
Graduate Level Alternative Licensure


Click above for information on the MAT and teacher licensure.

These programs are for those who want to become teachers

and have a bachelor's degree in the major of the teaching concentration.

 

Fall, 2012. The new MAT program revisions were effective Fall, 2011.  The Graduate Catalog in effect when you enter the program is the one you use.  If you were in the program prior to the this time, we will work with you to make sure you are not put at a disadvantage. For instance, when you conduct your graduate audit, I will provide documentation to the Graduate School and the Registrar for substitution approvals.  If the audit seems wrong or questionable, let me know asap, or you may end up taking more courses than you need.

Current interns, click here for: MAT Internship Handbook Fall 2012

Important Notice:

Internship applications are due to the Office of Field Experiences by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 14 (for Spring internships) and the second (?) Friday in February (for Fall internships) at 5:00 pm.

You have to complete the internship application using Taskstream. If you are not subscribed to Taskstream yet, please register and pay your fee.

Here is some important information about the application process and requirements


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