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The Elementary Education program is designed to help students gain acceptance into teacher education programs at four-year institutions.
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Dr. Lori Campbell
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423.318.2776
Dr. Cary Jenkins
Professor of Health and Physical Education; Faculty Advisor STEA
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Karen Stooksbury
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Associate of Science in Elementary Education
This two-year program is designed to help students gain acceptance into teacher preparation programs at four-year institutions.
Associate of Science in Teaching, K-5
The A.S.T is a jointly developed degree through the TBR community colleges. With the AST, students will be able to finish at any community college and enroll in any TBR teacher education program. Students intending to transfer to the UT system or private institutions should consult a faculty advisor on the appropriateness of the AST for transfer.
(WSCC) 2 + (ETSU) 2 Program
Upon completion of the Associate of Science in Elementary Education or the Associate of Science in Teaching, students may continue their program of study with ETSU at WSCC. ETSU will provide faculty for the completion of the Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies (K-5).
For more information on these programs see Darrel McGhee, Dean of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Information for K-5 Licensure Students
Students interested in the 2+2 program should be pursuing K-5 teaching licensure and:
- Eligible to complete the last two years of the program as an ETSU student taking classes on a WSCC campus.
- Approved as eligible for the program by:
- Visiting ETSU Admissions
- Contacting an ETSU advisor to self-identify as being interested in the cohort. Schedule an appointment in WSCC Student Success Center (SSB-U100, 423-318-2337).
- Complete a review of transcript by an ETSU advisor.
- Be able to attend full time, taking classes during the day and evening. Class days and times vary from semester to semester.
- Take courses as outlined in a program course sequence guide. This guide will be given to students at initial advising meetings.
