• Who's Who
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Course Categories
• Department-Specific Course Listings:
  • Art Education (ARED)
  • Curriculum and Instruction (CUIN)
  • Elementary Education (ELED)
  • Secondary Education (SEDE) 

Who's Who

Chair:
Laveria Hutchison

Professors:
Richard F. Abrahamson, Eugene L. Chiappetta, Cheryl J. Craig, H. Jerome Freiberg, Gay Goodman, W. Robert Houston, Theresa M. Monaco, Lee Mountain, Richard Olenchak, Augustina Reyes, Allen R. Warner, Cameron S. White

Associate Professors:
Michael W. Emerson (Visiting), Jacqueline Hawkins, Patricia Holland, Laveria F. Hutchison, Angus MacNeil, Sara G. McNeil, Melissa E. Pierson, John M. Ramsey, Bernard Robin, Lilia Ruban, Eleanore Tyson (Clinical)

Assistant Professors:
Nicole Andrews, Pushpa Attal (Visiting), Fatima Begum (Visiting), Steven Busch, Jennifer Chauvot, Sheng Kuan Chung, Suzanne Davanon (Visiting), Traci Jensen, Melba Kent (Visiting), Jean M. Kiekel (Visiting), Mimi Lee, Young Hee Lee (Visiting), Carol Markello (Visiting), Donna Smith (Visiting), Eileen Westerman (Visiting), Mary Wingfield (Clinical)

Interdisciplinary Studies

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction offers the undergraduate major in Interdisciplinary Studies. Students seeking early childhood-6 and 4-8 certification must complete the requirements for the interdisciplinary studies major.

The interdisciplinary studies major is composed of five components: academic foundations, pre-professional development courses, specific B.S. and Coordinating Board requirements for mathematics and science, and the Professional Development Sequence (QUEST). This degree requires 120-139 semester hours. Degree outlines are available online at www.coe.uh.edu .

See all the information on the Teacher Certification Program (QUEST).

Course Categories

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction offers courses under four headings: art education (ARED), curriculum and instruction (CUIN), elementary education (ELED), and secondary education (SEDE).

See the Graduate and Professional Studies catalog for graduate course listings, or consult the department for additional information.