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Academics
- Academics Overview
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Undergraduate
- Undergraduate Overview
- Agricultural Education
- Early Childhood Education, B.A.
- Elementary Education, B.A.
- Middle Level Education, B.S.
- Mathematics Teaching, B.S.
- Modern Languages Education, B.A.
- Special Education, B.A.
- Secondary Education, B.A.
- Science Teaching, B.S./B.A.
- Athletic Leadership Minor
- Human Capital Education and Development
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Masters and Specialist Programs
- Masters and Specialist Programs Overview
- Athletic Leadership (Online)
- Counselor Education
- Educational Leadership
- Human Resource Development
- Literacy (Online)
- Middle Level Education, MAT
- Modern Languages, MAT
- Secondary Education, MAT
- Special Education (Online)
- Student Affairs
- Teaching and Learning (Online)
- Doctoral Programs
- Certificates | Endorsements | Licensure
- Expressway to Tiger Town
- Bachelors To Masters | Teacher Residency
- Teaching Fellows
- Research
- Programs
- Students
- About
Commitment to Inclusive Excellence
When the College of Education emerged as a standalone college in 2014, the faculty and staff developed a set of core values, including its role as “transformative leaders in improving education, beginning at birth and with a particular focus on serving underperforming schools and underserved communities." Over the years, the College has demonstrated a commitment to these values with long-standing programs such as Call Me MISTER® and ClemsonLIFE™ and new degree programs and innovative initiatives.
Our Impact
The College of Education understands Inclusive Excellence as an active process through which the College achieves excellence in learning, teaching, student development, organizational functioning, and engagement in local and global communities.
Campus Resources
Members of the College and University community are encouraged to make use of campus resources to stay engaged with inclusive excellence. The following curated list offers a variety of accepts points to community resources. If you do not find what you are looking for here, please contact us for additional information.
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Support & Services
Our community members can reach out to a number of offices and organizations on campus to find support in dealing with issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Support and Advocacy
- Bias Related Incident Reporting
- Faculty and Staff Affinity Organizations
- Ombuds
- Sexuality & Gender Alliance (SAGA)
- Student Organizations and Clubs
- Veterans at Clemson
Campus Services
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Learning & Engagement
To learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion, or to share their expertise in this area with others, community members can connect with the a range of programs.
Training and Professional Development
- Access and Equity: Education and Training
- Ally Training
- Inclusive Excellence Certificate
- Intercultural Development
Co/Curricular Opportunities
- Creative Inquiry
- IMPACT
- International Programs
- Multicultural Programs and Services
- Peer Dialogue Facilitators
Additional Campus Resources
