Stacy Dillard
- Early Childhood Education
- Human Capital Education and Development
- Middle Level Education
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Undergraduate
- 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
- Masters and Specialist Programs
- Doctoral Programs
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Undergraduate
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- About
Student Advising
The goal of the College of Education Advising Center is to assist in preparing highly qualified professionals to serve the evolving needs of our world. Advisors provide academic support for all students interested in CoE majors, including current and prospective students, and participate in recruitment activities. Advising takes a holistic approach to student success providing mentoring with a focus on retention and diversity to prepare students to serve others.
Academic Advisors work with all College of Education students, Clemson students interested in changing their major to an education program, transfer students seeking a program within the college, and prospective students considering coming to Clemson. All students are encouraged to make appointments with an advisor in their intended major.
Students can schedule an appointment with their advisor by using CU Navigate. Students can download the “Student Navigate” mobile app available in Apple or Google Play or they can visit CU Navigate online. After logging in to CU Navigate, students will select “Schedule an Appointment” and follow the prompts.
Your Advisors
Jamie Garland
- Mathematics Teaching
- Science Teaching
- Secondary Education (English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies)
- Special Education
Staci Koonce
- Early Childhood Education
- Teaching Fellows
Valerie Oonk
- Elementary Education
- Modern Languages Education
Your Questions Answered
Change of Major
It is recommended that interested students meet with the appropriate College of Education advisor to discuss curriculum so that they take courses that are applicable to their intended major prior to application.
Bridge and Transfer Students
Early Childhood, Elementary, Human Capital Education and Development, Secondary (English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies), Special Education, Middle Level ELA and Social Studies and Middle Level Math and Science
Prospective Students
Meet with a College of Education Student Advisor. Schedule a campus tour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Save time and find your answers about all things student advising here.
Departmental Honors
Students pursuing departmental honors enroll in a series of courses in their major department that prepares them to conduct and present their research. Students pursuing degrees in Special Education or within the department of Teaching and Learning have the following opportunities.
For additional information about these opportunities, students are welcome to contact Antonis Katsiyannis for Special Education or David Fleming for Teaching and Learning.
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