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No. 1 in the Nation for 25 consecutive years
U.S. News & World Report ranks elementary & secondary graduate programs #1.
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Dorinda Carter Andrews named TE Chair
She is the first African American woman to lead the department in its history.
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Why should you join the College of Education?
Leaders from across the college share reasons on what makes MSU so special.
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What do urban educators do?
Explore how our Teacher Preparation Program can have an urban focus.
Get to Know Our Faculty and Staff
Terry Flennaugh
Ph.D., University of California-Los Angeles
flennaug@msu.edu
As the Coordinator of Urban Education Initiatives for the College of Education, Terry Flennaugh specializes in race, culture and equity in education. His research focuses primarily on the educational experiences of Black ...
Ph.D., University of California-Los Angeles
flennaug@msu.edu
As the Coordinator of Urban Education Initiatives for the College of Education, Terry Flennaugh specializes in race, culture and equity in education. His research focuses primarily on the educational experiences of Black ...
Get to Know Our Students and Alumni
Angela Marocco
What initially sparked my interest in the College of Education was the hands on teaching opportunities offered by the program. The classroom experiences that were required during coursework is what truly prepared me for teaching. Not only did this program prepare me to physically run a classroom, but it also allowed me to be confident in my lesson planning abilities. Michigan State's program effectively prepares teachers to lesson plan in a variety of styles, while always keeping learning objectives in ...
What initially sparked my interest in the College of Education was the hands on teaching opportunities offered by the program. The classroom experiences that were required during coursework is what truly prepared me for teaching. Not only did this program prepare me to physically run a classroom, but it also allowed me to be confident in my lesson planning abilities. Michigan State's program effectively prepares teachers to lesson plan in a variety of styles, while always keeping learning objectives in ...
