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Allied Health Education
Advisor : Dr. Karen Barnes
These programs are design for individuals who possess a license, certificate, or
other accreditation in a health occupation.
These individuals must:
- Have completed an AMA approved health occupation program of at least 12 months
in length or an associate degree program in an accredited college.
- Have two or more years work experience in the area of the professional
credential. One year of this experience must have been completed within the
3-year period preceding the granting of the BS Degree.
Courses are offered in the evening and weekends during the academic year for
these majors
[Degree Sheet]
[Core Requirement]
Business/Marketing Education
Advisor : Dr. Frank Nelson
The degree consists of 32 credit hours. The courses include 14 credit hours of
core subjects, like advances psychology and research, and 18 credit hours of
business-related and education-related courses determined by the participant and
program advisor.
A standard teaching certificate is a pre-requisite, but a limited number of
credit hours may count for both certification and the master's degree. The
program advisor will work closely with degree candidates to design a program to
meet individual needs.
Several nationally recognized teachers are counted among the alumni for this
program, which testifies to its soundness and recognition.
Many people with degree in non-educational fields find they can get a teaching
certificate in the subject they love, work in the field of education with an age
group they enjoy, and achieve their personal goal of an advanced degree
relatively all at the same time. Students have six years to complete the degree.
[Degree Sheet]
[Core Requirement]
Family & Consumer Science Education
Advisor : Dr. Candy Sebert
The mission of Family and Consumer Sciences is to prepare individuals and
families to manage the challenges of living and working in a diverse global
society. The discipline's unique focus is on families, work, and their
interrelationships.
The family and consumer sciences teacher shortage has been well documented.
Nationwide studies show greater demand than supply of teacher sin all but two
states. Contributing factors include an aging teacher population, program
expansions and FAXS teachers moving into other fields, including tech-prep and
school-to-career coordination. More secondary teachers are needed in the field
to keep FACS programs and FCCLA chapters strong. The occupational family and
consumer sciences areas of child care, food service/production, and hospitality
careers continue to be in demand for adults and secondary students.
A major in family and consumer sciences education prepare the profession to
guide individuals toward finding practical solutions. In everyday concerns.
Employment for the family and consumer sciences graduate is not limited to the
public school classroom.
A family and consumer sciences degree provides the professional with many skills
that can be transferred to other areas with minimal or no additional training.
For example, teacher may leave teaching and work in human services or business
positions. Throughout their lifetimes, these teachers may be interested in
several different careers. Professionals who can link school, community and
business to address problems in society have a bright future.
[Degree Sheet] [Core Requirement]
Trade & Industrial Education
Advisor : Ms. Karen Sneary
Trade and Industrial Education is the program within career and technical
education designed to develop manipulative skills, safety consciousness, trade
ethics, leadership abilities, technical knowledge, and related occupational
information that prepares individuals for employment, upgrades or retrains
out-of-school adult workers in trade, technical, and industrial occupations.
Trade and Industrial instruction opportunities exist in:
- Comprehensive high schools
- Area career and technology centers
- Correctional facility skill centers
- Business and industry,
etc.
This program is one of only a few teaching fields where and individual may begin
teaching without a teaching degree, if he or she has served as technician,
industrial specialist, or trades person with at least three years approved work
experience within the last five years. This program can help you attain your
teaching degree concurrently as you teach in a career and technology program.
Additionally, you can receive 24 hours of college credit for your work
experience through an advanced standing examination.
Previous hours you may have toward another degree may count as well. We will
look at every course you have completed. Those that correspond with basic T&I
courses or with other courses in your plan will be substituted.
Also, unique to this program is the fact that all courses relative to the
specialization area are taught via interactive video transmission and in special
weekend formats or week-long summer blocks.
[Degree Sheet] [Core Requirement]
General Studies
Advisor : Mr. Robin H. Lacy Jr
The General Studies major includes areas of Business, Education, Fine Arts,
Language Arts, Math and Science, and Social Studies
[Degree Sheet] [Core Requirement]
Industrial Safety
Advisor : Mr. Robin H. Lacy Jr
Occupational safety and health have been among the leading career tracks
nationally, and the bachelor degree program in Industrial Safety at UCO prepares
graduates for successful careers. In these disciplines.
Industrial safety practice combines basic and applies sciences with business
management and human relations skills to reduce work-related injuries and
illnesses. Safety professional are responsible for identifying, evaluating and
controlling workplace hazards that endanger the health of worker and threaten
companies
The challenging academic program provided by UCO's Industrial Safety degree is
designed to prepare the student for a career in safety practice. Students obtain
a broad knowledge of basic sciences, safety and health sciences, government
regulations, and management sciences in preparation for professional, corporate
or government positions.
[Degree Sheet] [Core Requirement]
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