The college has many programs among its 6 academic departments.

The dean can be seen as a chief executive officer of a complex enterprise. The college’s chief facilitators are educators first. We serve students, giving them the best possible education.

Leading with Care features the latest stories from the College of Education and Health Professions, presenting news about students, faculty, alumni and all aspects of the college.

Details of the records for national accreditation reviews of various academic units of the college are summarized.

The College honors faculty members each spring with eight awards for their teaching, research and service.

Various undergraduate and graduate programs have been ranked well by the respected annual college rankings of U.S. News & World Report. 

The college’s classrooms, labs and offices are mainly housed in four large buildings on campus. Other facilities are used as well.

Teacher education has been part of the campus since 1871, formally becoming the College of Education in 1917 then College of Education and Health Professions in 1997.

Key financial, HR/personnel, facilities and information technology resources are listed for use by faculty, staff, students and departments/units in the college.

The group represents faculty members on matters including general welfare, working conditions and services performed by and for the faculty, policies on academic and research, and awards and development.

The group represents staff employees and provides opportunities for training/professional development, recognizes employees for superior service and acts as an advisory unit to the dean.

These documents discuss top achievements and changes with the college and its divisions as well as achievements of students, alumni and faculty. It reviews the budget, publications, student growth and new faculty.

This faculty committee reviews and advises the University Course and Program Committee on new courses, changes in existing courses, new degree programs and degree program modifications.