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The Gulfport campus, home to Stetson Law, has opportunities and diverse organizations for students to develop and display their talents in a variety of places.

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Known as the Hatters, Stetson University has 18 NCAA Division I teams that compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference, Pioneer Football League and Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference.

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Undergraduate Program Overview

Mary Ellen Oslick, PhD, and Mercedes Tichenor, EdD are the co-chairs of Stetson University's Department of Education; the Office of Undergraduate Education Services works under their direction. The Office of Undergraduate Education addresses any questions current and prospective students have regarding student teaching, certification or the university's undergraduate education program.

Undergraduate Majors

All students who'd like to major in education are subject to the program's admission requirements.

Bachelor of Arts in Education: Elementary Education (grades K-6) with ESOL Endorsement

The Department of Education offers a bachelor of arts in education, with a focus on elementary education (grades K-6). This degree includes ESOL and reading endorsement as recognized by the State of Florida.

Bachelor of Arts in Education: General Studies in Education

The Department of Education offers a Bachelor of Arts in education. Rather than focusing on any one area, this degree focuses on general studies within the field of education.

Bachelor of Music Education

The Department of Education works closely with the School of Music to ensure a successful completion of the bachelor of music education degree, assisting with academic advising and supervision of internships.

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Minor in Education

A minor in education is an excellent complement to any undergraduate degree, as it provides a solid foundation for students interested in teaching in their major field(s).