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100 undergraduate, 30 graduate, and two doctoral programs of study;
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Graduate
Master of Arts
Arts Administration
Counseling: Mental
Health, Marital &
Family Therapy
English
Master of Business
Administration (MBA)
Master of Education
.)
Art Education
Elementary Education
Music Education
Reading
Secondary Education
InstructionalTechnology/
Digital Classroom
Student Affairs in
Higher Education
Master of Fine Arts (MFA)
Communication Design
Master of Library
Science (MLS)
Master of Public
Administration (MPA)
Master of Science
Computer Science:
Information Technology,
Professional Science
Masters
School Counseling
Master of Social Work
(MSW)
Doctor of Education
(Ed.D.) – Transformational
Teaching and Learning
Doctor of Social Work
(DSW)* – Leadership
and Education
*Joint Kutztown University|
Millersville University DSW
program.
Undergraduate
Anthropology
Applied Digital Arts:
Game Art, Animation,
Interactive Media
Art Education
Art History
Biochemistry
Biology: Allied Health,
Molecular/Micro/Cell,
Organismal/Ecology,
Pre-Med & Other
Health Careers
Business Administration:
Accounting, Finance,
Management, Marketing
Chemistry
Communication Design:
Advertising, Graphic,
Interactive, Illustration
Communication Studies
Computer Science:
Information Technology,
Software Development
Crafts: Ceramics,
Fine Metals, Textiles
Criminal Justice*
Electronic Media
Elementary Education
English*: Professional
Writing, Cultural &
Media Studies
Environmental Science
Geography
Geology
German Studies
History*
Leisure and Sport Studies
Library Science
Marine Science
Mathematics
Music: General,
Commercial, Performance
Music Education
Philosophy
Physics: General,
Astronomy, Physics-
Engineering
Political Science*
Psychology*: General,
Clinical-Counseling,
Industrial-Organizational
Public Administration*
Secondary Education
Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Special Education:
Dual Certification
with Elementary or
Secondary Education
Studio Art: Drawing,
Painting, Photography,
Printmaking, Sculpture,
Time-Based/
Experimental Media
Visual Impairment:
Dual Certification with
Elementary Education
*with Paralegal Studies
AREAS OF STUDY
TEITELBAUM NAMED DEAN OF COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
NEWLY NAMED LIBRARY AND LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES
REFLECTS ADVANCES IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
Dr. Kenneth Teitelbaum has
been named dean for the College
of Education at Kutztown Univer-
will be the chief executive
of the college, comprising five
departments: Special Education,
Elementary Education, Secondary
Education, Library and Learning
Technologies, and Counseling and
Student Affairs.Working closely
with faculty and department chairs,
Teitelbaum will set the strategic
objectives for the college and will lead the creation and imple-
mentation of programs and actions to realize will also
be responsible for implementing college and university policies,
overseeing support services, addressing the needs of students,
faculty and staff of the college, and will assist in attracting private
support for the unit.The college offers degrees at the undergradu-
ate and graduate levels, and recently announced the intent to offer a
doctorate in transformational teaching and learning.
Teitelbaum comes to KU fromUniversity of North Carolina
Wilmington,where he served as dean and professor for theWatson
College of Education beginning in 2011.
Teitelbaum earned his Ph.D in curriculum and instruction with
a minor in educational policy studies from University of Wisconsin
at earned his Master of Arts inTeaching fromCornell
University in social studies education and his Bachelor of Arts from
New York University in history with a minor in sociology.
KU has announced changes to its former Library Science
Department in an effort to enhance long-term growth of the
program.The department’s new name, Library and Learning
Technologies, reflects exciting, new technological advances in the
library field.The American Association of School Librarians and
the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
currently accredit the department’s programs. In addition, the
department is pursuing accreditation by the American Library
Association, which falls in line with overall university initiatives.
The Library and Learning Technologies program is currently
accepting student applications at the undergraduate and graduate
levels. In addition, the university is moving toward an increased
online presence for delivery of the curriculum.
Currently, Kutztown is the only school in the Pa. State System
of Higher Education that offers Pa. Department of Education
certification as a school library media specialist on the undergrad-
uate level, and one of two schools in the system that offers a pub-
lic library program. Additionally, KU offers a master’s program in
library science and one in instructional technology, with cross-
listed course options.The Library and Learning Technologies
program also offers a master’s level school library certification.
KU has offered a library science degree since 1921.The current
program options have been redesigned to include the traditional
roles of librarianship, as well as emerging learning technologies.
Additionally, the program balances theoretical foundation with
practical implementation.
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