B.S. in English Language Arts Education

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Our program will prepare you to teach students in grades 6-12. Through English content courses, carefully designed English teaching methods classes, and classroom field experiences, you’ll gain what you need to be a successful teacher.

While our graduates teach English Language Arts in grades 6-12, they may also direct extracurricular activities in speech and theater and serve as sponsors of student publications. Contact us for more information!

Admissions

Admission to Auburn University

Program Requirements

Special Opportunities

Working with Diverse Learners: You will have many opportunities to work with diverse learners in schools and communities.
Clinical Residency: As a culminating experience, you will complete a clinical residency in a school setting that spans a full semester.
Outreach Projects: Take part in faculty-run field-based outreach projects that help you learn to teach and help others learn more about English Language Arts

Prospective Students

Prospective students should communicate with an Auburn University Admissions Advisor.

Contact a College representative.

Academic Advisor

Provides information to current students about AU core requirements, transition points, and general registration.

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Robin Martin

Robin Martin
3464 Haley Center
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Faculty Advisor

Provides information about courses within your professional studies and teaching fields.

Michael Cook

Michael Cook, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator
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