Academics > Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Academics > Master of Education (M.Ed.)
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The M.Ed. degree is designed for women and men in the teaching profession. The program is based on the premise that successful teachers will need a strong liberal arts education, an in-depth knowledge of pedagogy, and mastery of current theory, practice, and technology to become teacher-leaders.
The M.Ed., offered by Wilson College, targets elementary and secondary teachers who desire to improve their craft. Our goal is to help these professionals become master teachers. The main focus of the Wilson program is to hone teaching skills through research and classroom practices, thereby fostering teaching excellence and teacher leadership.
Pennsylvania Instructional I certificated candidates, upon successful completion of the M.Ed., will be eligible for a Pennsylvania Instructional II Certificate.
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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MISSION ...In preparing successful candidates for certification, our faculty not only build close communities of students through collaborative learning in small classes but also build close partnerships with school communities through collegial dialogue, staff development opportunities, and interactive field experiences…our teacher education program serves as a resource for both the college community and the community at large to model innovative educational practices that result in the highest standards of teaching.
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For more information, please contact:
Dr. William K. Shoemaker, Director of the M.Ed. Program
Wilson College, 1015 Philadelphia Avenue, Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-262-2045 or email med@wilson.edu
Wilson College is a private liberal arts College for Women offering learning opportunities for both women and men through Adult Degree Programs and the M.Ed. Program.
Dr. William K. Shoemaker