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Academic Areas & Divisions
Teacher Education
Teacher Education Endorsements
An endorsement refers to the specific subject matter you are qualified to teach in Washington State. Students in the Elementary MIT program earn an Elementary Education endorsement which focuses on grades K-8; students in the Secondary MIT program earn a subject-specific endorsement that covers grades 7-12.
Elementary MIT
Along with earning an Elementary Education endorsement, students will also take some coursework that partially meets content requirements for teacher certification in Special Education and English Language Learnerners (ELL).
Learn more about a Special Education endorsement».
If you would like to add a subject specific endorsement, please refer to the Secondary endorsement information below.
Secondary MIT
Applicants need to have their transcripts evaluated to ensure that they have met UW content knowledge requirements in the endorsement(s) they are interested in earning. A minimum of 2.0 is required for each course used toward an endorsement unless set higher by the department.
Teacher Education
Faculty
- Nancy Beadie (EDSPE)
- Marisa Bier (TEP)
- Douglas Cheney (EDSPE)
- Mary Clevenger-Bright (TEP)
- Carol Davis (EDPSE)
- Eugene B. Edgar (EDSPE)
- Geneva Gay (C&I)
- Diane Carlson Jones (EDPSY)
- Karen Harris (TEP)
- Leslie Herrenkohl (EDPSY)
- Roxanne Hudson (EDSPE)
- Donna Kerr (EDLPS)
- Elham Kazemi (C&I)
- Stephen Kerr (C&I)
- Min Li (EDPSY)
- Phillip Markley
- Bill McDiarmid (C&I)
- Morva McDonald (C&I)
- Karen Mikolasy (C&I)
- Susan B. Nolen (EDPSY)
- Walter C. Parker (C&I)
- Cap Peck (EDSPE)
- Ilene Schwartz (EDSPE)
- Catherine Taylor (EDPSY)
- Sheila Valencia (C&I)
- Manka Varghese (C&I)
- Elizabeth West (EDSPE)
- Joy Williamson (EDLPS)
- Mark Windschitl (C&I)
- Ken Zeichner (TEP Director; C&I)
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