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Education Department Photos
Angelica Peña (’24) at a class of Education 295: Foundations of Education, December 2023
Charlotte Buchman (’26) at a class of Education 295: Foundations of Education, December 2023.
Education 295: Foundations of Education, December 2023
Heather Wallace (’26) at a class of Education 295: Foundations of Education, December 2023
Maddie Penkala, Professor Elizabeth Lee and Elsa Harbison celebrating Independence Day at Woodstock International School in India
Greta Van Loon posing with her host teacher, Kalpana Singh at Woodstock International School in India
Talia Williams teaching social studies at Kodaikanal International School in India
Ruby Reyes and Greta Van Loon, student teaching fall 2022 at Woodstock International School in India
View of the Himalayas near Woodstock International School in Uttarakland, India
View of Mussoorie, India, near Woodstock International School in Uttarakhand, India
Global Semester students (led by Professor Elizabeth Leer – Advisor) Woodstock International School
Woodstock International School in Uttarakhand, India
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Candidates seeking licensure are advised by faculty in the Education Department and by faculty in each respective academic discipline/major. If you are interested in finding out more about obtaining a teaching license or the Education Concentration, come find us in TOH 290!
Note that certain requirements must be met prior to admission into the teacher education program. The St. Olaf Teacher Education program is approved by the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB).