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TITLE North Carolina Approved Teacher EducationPrograms.

INSTITUTION North Carolina State Dept. of Public Instruction,Raleigh.

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EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Degrees (Academic); Higher Education; Preservice

Teacher Education; State Standards; *TeacherCertification; *Teacher Education Programs;*Validated Programs

IDENTIFIERS *North Carolina

ABSTRACTThis publication presents the current approval status

of each of the 44 colleges and universities in North Carolina thatoffer programs leading to initial and advanced-level teachercertification. Programs leading to certification of professionalschool personnel may exist at the 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-year levels.Certification at the fourth-year level represents the equivalent of a4-year planned program of study that culminates in the bachelor'sdegree. The fifth year 16761 requires the completion of an approvedprogram, culminating in a master's degree. The sixth-year levelequates to a 60 semester hour planned graduate program for which themaster's degree is prerequisite for completion. At the seventh-yearlevel, the doctoral degree is required along with the completion ofan approved program. Approved programs, accreditation, term ofapproval, approved program cycle, and c ontact person are listed foreach college or university. (JD)

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DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 270 449 SP 027 727

TITLE North Carolina Approved Teacher EducationPrograms.

INSTITUTION North Carolina State Dept. of Public Instruction,Raleigh.

PUB DATE Sap 85NOTE 59p.PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Degrees (Academic); Higher Education; Preservice

Teacher Education; State Standards; *TeacherCertification; *Teacher Education Programs;*Validated Programs

IDENTIFIERS *North Carolina

ABSTRACTThis publication presents the current approval status

of each of the 44 colleges and universities in North Carolina thatofEer programs leading to initial and advanced-level teachercertification. Programs leading to certification of professionalschool personnel may exist at the 4-, 5-, 6-, and 7-year levels.Certification at the fourth-year level represents the equivalent of a4-year planned program of study that culminates in the bachelor'sdegree. The fifth year 1/1701 requires the completion of an approvedprogram, culminating in a master's degree. The sixth-year levelequates to a 60 semester hour planned graduate program for which themaster's degree is prerequisite for completion. At the seventh-yearlevel, the doctoral degree is required along with the completion ofan approved program. Approved programs, accreditation, term ofapproval, approved program cycle, and contact person are listed foreach college or university. (JD)

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NORTH CAROLINA APPROVEDTEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS

September, 1985

Division of Program ApprovalNorth Carolina Department of Public Instruction

Raleigh, North Carolina 27611

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STATE BARD OF EDUCATION

Mr. C. D. Spangler, Jr., Chairman, CharlotteMr. Harlan Boyles (State Treas.), RaleighDr. James B. Chavis, PembrokeMr. Robert Jordan, (Lieut. Gov.), RaleighMrs. Theda H. Moore, North WilkesboroMrs. Mary Morgan, JacksonvilleMrs. Cary Owen, Asheville

Mr. Mebane Pritchett, Chapel HillDr. Prezell R. Robinson, RaleighMrs. Betty Speir, BethelDr. Barbara Tapscott, BurlingtonMrs. Norma Turnage, Rocky MountMr. E. V. Wilkins, Roper

A. Craig Phillips, State Superintendent of Public InstructionSecretary to the State Board of Education

Robert D. Boyd, Assistant State Superintendent for Personnel Services Area

STATE EVALUATION COMMI1TEE ON TEACHER EDUCATION

Ray Brayboy, Scotland CountyMarshall Brooks, NC Wesleyan CollegeMyra H. Cain, East Carolina UniversityPatricia Dubois, Currituck County SchoolsJim T. Hamilton, Western CarolinaHathia Hayes, UNC-WilmingtonHarold Heller, UNC-CharlotteJay Henderson, Sampson County SchoolsGerry House, Chapel Hill City Schools

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Patricia McClure, Macon CountyRebecca Murray, Meredith CollegeJames Purcell, Cumberland CountyJ. Allen Queen, North Elementary Sch.Kathy Sullivan, Pembroke StateJames Vinson, Catawba County SchoolsJean Jones Wells, WilsonKinnard White, UNC-Chapel HillJames Wilson, Burke County Schools

INTAODUCTION

This publication presents the current approval status ofeach of the forty-four colleges and universities in NorthCarolina that offer programs leading to initial and advanced-level teacher certification.

Programs leading to certification of professional schoolpersonnel may exist at the 4, 5, 6, and 7 year levels.

Certification at the 4th year level represents the equivalentof a four-year planned program of study that culminates withthe Bachelor's degree. The 5th year level requires the

completion of an approved program, culminating with a Master'sdegree. The 6th year level equates to a 60 semester hourplanned graduate program for which the Master's degree is

prerequisite for completion. At the 7th year level, the

docto:^al degree is required along with the completion of anapproved program.

Under the "Approved Program Approach," institutionsrequesting approval are required to document their compliancewith State standards for teacher education programs. Full

approval for a seven-year period is granted by the State Boardof Education when all standards are judged to be met. Approvalof a shorter duration indicates either a provisional approvalduring which time institutions must address recommendationsrelative to compliance with specific standards. Once approvedby the State Board of Education, institutions may recommendtheir graduates for certification.

Temporary Authorization is granted by the Division ofProgram Approval for the establishment of new certificationprograms. Once operational, the new program is reviewed by anon-site visitation team for approval action.

Prospective teachers wishing to prepare for teaching in aspecified field or grade level are referred to institutionsoffering approved programs. Inquiries regarding teachereducation program requirements should be addressed directly tothe institution under consideration.

Roger A. Schurrer, DirectorDivision of Program Approval

Ione L. Perry, Assistant DirectorDivision of Program Approval

September, 1985

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROGRAMS APPROVED FOR TEACHER EDUCATION AT PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Appalachian State University 1

East Carolina University 2

Elizabeth City State University 3

Fayetteville State University 4

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 5

North Carolina Central University 6

North Carolina State University at Faleigh 7

Pembroke State University 8

University of North Carolina at kheville 9

University of North Carolina at Ctapel Hill .10

University of North Carolina at Charlotte 11

University of North Carolina at G-eensboro 12

University of North Carolina at Wilmington 13

Western Carolina University 14

Winston-Salem State University 15

PROGRAMS APPROVED FOR TEACHER EDUCATION AT NON-PUBLIC INSTITJTIONS

Atlantic Christian College 16

Barber-Scotia College 17

Bennett College 18

Campbell College 19

Catawba College 20

Davidson College 21

Duke University 22

Elon College 23

Gardner-Webb College 24

Greensboro College 25

Guilford College 26

High Point College 27

Johnson C. Smith University 28

Lenoir-Rhyne College 29

Livingstone College 30

Mars Hill College 31

Meredith College 32

Methodist College 33

North Carolina Wesleyan College 34

Pfeiffer College 35

Queens College 36

Sacred Heart College 37

Saint Andrews Presbyterian College 38

Saint Augustine's College 39

Salem College 40

Shaw University 41

Wake Forest University 42

Warren Wilson College 43

Wingate College 44

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APPENDIX

A -- TEACHER-PREPARIr INSTITUTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA 45

B -- DIRECTORS OF STUDENT TEACHERS IN NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIES 46

C -- NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION REGULATIONS 47

D -- NORTH CAROLINA RECIPROCITY PLANS 50

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

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APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITYBOONE, NORTH CAROLINA 28607

Dr. Harvey D. DurhamVice Chancellor for Academic AffairsDr. Ben Strickland, Acting DeanCollege of Education

Support: StateStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Sixth-Year

Term of Approval:Seven Years (1985-86 through 1991-92)Phone: (704) 262-2232

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: SemesterApproximate Enrollment: 10,000

Other Accreditation:NCATESouthern Association

Date of First Approval: 1/7/65

Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4,5

Intermediate Education 4

General Elementary EducatirA 6

Middle Grades 4,5

Secondary EducationEnglish 4,5

Foreign LanguageFrench and Spanish 4,5

Mathematics 4,5

Science 4,5

Social Studies 4,5

Speci41 SubjectsArt 4,5Driver & Traffic Safety Education 4

Health Education 4

Media 5

Music 4,5

Physical Education 4,5

Reading 4,5,6

Speech 4

Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationCross-Categorical 4

Emotionally Handicapped 5

Academically Gifted 5

Specific Learning Disabilities 5

Mentally Handicapped* 5

Speech-Language Impaired 5

Vocatjonal EducationBusiness and Office Education 4,5

Home Economics 4

Industrial Arts 4,5Marketing 4

Speci41 Service PersonnelCounselor 5,6

Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6School Administrator 5,6School Psychologist 5,6

* One-Year Provisional Approval (Through 1985-86)

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EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITYGREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 27834

Dr. Angelo Volpe, Vice ChancellorDr. Charles Coble, DeanSchool of Education

Support: State

Student Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Sixth-Year

Term of Approval:Five Years (1983-84 through 1987-88)Phone: (919) 757-6271

Term: SemesterApproximate Enrollment. 12,176



APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4,5,6

Intermediate Education 4,5,6

Middle Grades Education 4

Secondary-EducationEnglish 4,5,6

Foreign LanguagesFrench, German and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4,5

Science 4,5,6

Social Studies . 4,5,6

Special SubjectsArt 4,5

Driver and Traffic Safety Education 4,5

Health Education 4,5

Media 5

Media Supervisor 5

Music 4,5,6


Speech-Language Impaired 4,5,6

Reading 5,6

Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationMentally Handicapped 4,5


Vocational EducationBusiness and Office Education 4,5,6*

Home Economics 4,5,6

Industrial Arts 4,5

Marketing 6*

Special Service PersonnelCounselor 5,6

Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6

School Administrator 5,6

School Psychologist 5,6

School Social Worker 4

* Temporary Authorization (Through Spring, 1986)

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ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITYELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA 27909

Dr. Johnny L. Houston, Vice Chancellor forAcademic Affairs

Dr. Edyth B. Cole, ChairmanDiv;sion of Education

Dr. Treana Adkins, Director ofTeacher Education

Support: StateStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Bachelor's



Term of Approval: Approved Program Cycle:Two Year Provisional (1985-86 through 1986-87) 1984-85 through 1990-91Phone: (919) 335-3298 Date of First Approval: 11/3/66

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4



Secondary EducationEnglish 4

Mathematics 4

Science (Chemistry) 4

Social Studies 4

Special SubjectsArt 4

Physical Education 4

Reading 4

Special EducationMentally Handicapped 4

Vocational EducationBusinv,s and Office Education 4

Industrial Arts 4

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FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITYFAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28301

Dr. Valeria P. Fleming, Provost andVice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

Dr. Ralph Burns, DeanSchool of Education

Support: StateStudent Cody: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Master's

Term of Approval:Five Years (1980-81 through 1984.85)Phone: (919) 486-1265



Approved Program Cycle:1985-86 through 1991-92Date of First Approval: 4/7/66

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Childhrod Education 4,5

Intermediate 4,5

Middle Grades 4


Mathematics 4

Science 4

social Studies 4

Special SubjectsMusic 4


Reading 4,5Special Education

Emotionally Handicapped 4,5

Specific Learning Disabilities 4,5

Mentally Handicapped 4,5

Vocational EducationBusiness and Office Education 4

Marketing* 4

Special Service PersonnelCurriculum Instructional Specialist 5

School Administrator 5

* Temporary Authorization (Through Fall, 1986)

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NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UN.vERSITYGREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27411

Dr. Nathan Sims, Jr., Vice ChancellorDr. Albert L. Wali.4r, DeanSchool of Educat;Dr. Dorothy Print , Barnett, Assistant Dean/Director of Teacher Education

Support: StateStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Master's


APPROVED PROGRAMS


Other Accreditation.NCATESouthern Associa'ion

Approved Prog, m Cy' 1e:

1985-86 throt7 19'1-92Date of Firs --- ovo: 12L2/65

Elemen:ary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4,5



Foreign LanguageFrench ..... . . . 4

Mathematics 4,5Science

Biology and Chemistry 4,5

Physics 4

Social Studies 4,5History 4,5

Special SubjectsArt 4,5Driver and Traffic Safety Education 4,5Physical Education 4,5Media 5,6*Music 4

Read4ng 5

Speech 4

Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationCioss-Categorical 4*

Vocational EducationAgriculture 4,5

Business and Office Education 4

Home Economics 4

Industrial Arts 4,5

Vocational and Industrial Education 4,5Special Service Personnel

Counselor 5

Curriculum Instructional Spec..ialist 5




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NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITYDURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27707

Dr. Cecil Patterson, Vice President forAcademic Affairs

Dr. Ferman Moody, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: StateStudent Body: Coeducational

Highest Degree: Master's


Term: semesterApproximate Enrollment: 4,189



APPROVED PROGRAMS


Intermediate Education (Middle Schools) 4,5


Foreign LanguageFrench 4,5

German 4

Spanish 4

Mathematics 4,5

ScienceBiology 4,5

Chemistry 4,5

Physics 4

Social Studies 4,5


Health 4

Media 5

Music 4,5


Theatre Arts 4

Emotions y Handicapped 5

Hearing Impaired 5

Mentally Handicapped 5


Vocational EducationBusiness and Office Education 4,5

Home Economics 4,5

Special Service PersonnelCounselor 5


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NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY AT RALEIGHRALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27695

Dr. NaSh Winstead, ProvostDr. Carl J. Dolce, DeanSchool of Education


Support: State Other Accreditation:Student Body: Coeducational NCATEHighest Degree: Doctorate Southern Association


APPROVE') PROGRAMS


Elementary EducationIntermediate Education 4,5

Middle Grades Education 4,5Secondary education

English 4,5,6Foreign Languages

French and Spanish 4Mathematics 4,5,6,7Science

Earth Science 4,5,6,7Physical Science 4,5,6,7Biology 4,5,6,7Chemistry 4,5,6,7Physics 4,5,6,7

Social StudiesHistory 4,5Political Science 4,5Sociology 4,5

Special Subjectsrnglish as a Second Language* 4

Reading 5

Special EducationEmotionally Handicapped 5


Specific Learning Disabilities. 5

Visually Impaired 5

Vocational Education:7.griculture 4,5.5Health Occupations Education 4,5Industrial Arts 4,5,7Occupational Exploration 4,5,6Trade & Industrial Education 4,5,6

Special Service PersonnelCounseTor 5,6,7Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6,7School Administrator 5,6,7School Psychologist 6,7School Social Worker 4

Teacher Concentrations 7


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--PEMBROKE STATE UNIVERSITYPEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA 28372

Dr. Leun Rand, Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Gerald D. Maynor, ChairmanDepartment of Education


Support: State Other Accreditation:

Student Body: Coeducational NCATE

Highest Degree: Master's Southern Association

Term of Approval:Five Years (1983-84 through 1987-88)

Phone: (919) 521-4214

APPROVED PROGRAMS


Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education* 4,5

Intermediate Education* 4,5

Middle Grades Education 4,5


Mathematics 4

ScienceBiology, Chemistry and Physics 4

Social Studies 4


Music 4


Reading+ 4

Special EducationSpecific Learning Disabilities. 4



Special Service PersonnelCurriculum -Instructional Specialist 5


School Social Worker+ 5

* One-Year Provisional Approval (1985-86)+ Inactive

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ONIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT ASHEVILLEASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 28801

Dr. Larry Dorr, Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Lance M. Gentile, ChairpersonDepartment of Education

Support: StateStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Bachelor's


APPROVED PROGRAMS


Other Accreditation:Southern Association





Secondary SubjectsEnglish 4

Foreign Language*Classical Latin, French, German and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4


Reading 4

Theatre Arts* 4

* Two-Year Provisional Approval (1985-86 and 1986-87)

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILLCHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA 25714

Dr. Samuel Williamson, ProvostDr. Frank Brown, DeanSchool of EducationDr. William Burke, Associate Dean and

Director of Teacher Education

Support: StateStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Doctorate





APPROVED PROGRAMS


Intermediate Education 4,5



Foreign Inguage*French, German, Latin and Spanish 4,5

Mathematics 4,5

ScienceBiology, Chemistry, Earth Science and Physics. . . 4,5

Social Studies 4,5

Special SubjectsHealth 4,5

Media 5

Music 4,5


Reading 5

Speech 4,5

Special EducationAcademically Gifted 4,5

Emotionally Handicapped 5,6


Severely/Profoundly Handicapped 5,6



Special Service PersonnelCounselor 5,6,7

Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,5,7

School Administrator 5,6,7



* Provisional approval through 1985-86.

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTECHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28223

Dr. J. H. Werntz, Jr., Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Harold W. Heller, DeanSchool of Education


Support: State Other Accreditation:Student Body: Coeducational NCATE

Highest Degree: Sixth-Year Southern Association

Term of Approval:Five Years (1981-92 through 1985-86)Phone: (714) 597-4707 Date of First Approval: 6/5/69

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEirly Childhood Education 4,5,6


Middle Grades 4,5

Secondary EducationEnglish 4,5,6

Foreign LanguageFrench, German and Spanish 4

Mithematics 4,5,6Science 4,5Social Studies 4,5

History 4,5,6Special Subjects

Art 4

Djnce 4

English As a Second Langauge* 4,5

Health 5

Reading 5


EMotionally Handicapped 5


Mentally Handicapped* 5



Cqrriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6School Administrator 5,6


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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBOROGREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27412

Dr. Elisabeth Zinser, Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. David H. Reilly, DeanSchool of EducationDr. Shirley Haworth, Coordinator of

Teacher Education




Highest Degree: Doctorate Southern Association

Term of Approval:Seven Years (1985-86 through 1991-92)Phone: (919) 379-5100 Gate of First Approval: 6/6/65

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationElementary Education 4,5,6




English As A Second Language 4,5

Foreign LanguageFrench and Spanish 4,5

German and Latin 4

Mathematics 4,5,6

ScienceBiology, Chemistry and Physics 4,5

Social Studies 4,5,6

Special Subjects

Art 4,5

Dance 4

Health 4,5

Media 5

Music 4,5,6,7

Physical Education 4,5,6,7

Reading 5

Speech Education 4,5

Theatre Arts 4,5


Hearing Impaired 4.5


Vocational EducationBusiness and Office Education 4,5,6

Marketing. . 4,5,6

Home Economics 4,5,6,7

Special Service PersonnelCounselor 5,6,7

Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6,7

School Administrator . 5,6,7


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URTVERSTITUF-WTH CAROLINA AT WILMINGTONWILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 28401

Dr. Charles H. Cahil, Vice ChancellorDr. Roy E. Harkin, DeanSchool of Education

Term: SemesterApprc,ximate Enrollment: 4,567





APPROVED PROGRAMS



Intermediate Education (Middle School) 4,5


Foreign LanguageFrench and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4

Special SubjectsPhysical Education 4

Health 4

Special EducationCross-Categorical* 5



Special Service PersonnelCurriculum Instructional Specialist 5



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WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITYCULLOHWEE, NORTH CAROLINA 28723

Dr. Yvonne Phillips, Interim Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Gurney Chambers, DeanSchool of Education

Support: State

Student Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Sixth-Year





APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4,5,6


Middle Grades Education. 4,5,6


Foreign LanguageFrench, German and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4,5

Science 4,5,6

Social Studies 4,5,6

Special SubjectsArt 4,5

Health 4

Media 5

Music 4,5


Reading 4,5,6

Speech Communication 4

English As a Second Language 4

Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationEmotionally Handicapped 4

Academically Gifted 4,5



Speech-Language Impaired 4,5

Vocational EducationBusineiririaaffice Education 4,5

Home Economics 4,5,6

Industrial Arts 4,5,6

Trade and Industrial 4


Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5,6

School Administrator 5,6


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WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITYWINSTON-SALEM NORTH CAROLINA 27110

Dr. Callie Coaxum, Vice Chancellorfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Melvin Gadson, DirectorDivision of Education


Support. State Other Accreditation:Student Body: Coeducational NCATE

Highest Degree: Bachelor's Southern Association


APPROVED PROGRAMS





Mathematics 4

Social Studies 4


Music 4Physical Education 4

Special EducationSpecific Learning Disabilities 4


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NON-PULIIC INSTITUTIONS

ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGEWILSON, NORTH CAROLINA 27893

Dr. F. Mark Davis, DeanDr. Greg A. Hastings, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Bachelor's


APPROVED PROGRAMS




Elementary EducationEarly Childhood Education 4Intermediate Education 4

Middle Grades Education 4Seconder y Education

English 4Fdreign Language

French and .panish 4Mathematics 4Science 4Sdcial Studies 4

Special SubjectsAft 4Music 4Physical Education 4


Special EducationHearing Impaired 4

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BARBER-SCOTIA COLLEGECONCORD, NORTH CAr 1NA 28025

Dr. Ralston Kelly, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Thelma C. Adair, ChairmanDivision of Education


Elementary EducationEarly Childho6 EducationIntermediate Education

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: SemesterApproximately Enrollment: 400



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STATUS REPORT FILEDSecondary Subjects

Science (Biology) 4

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GREENSBOR0_,_NORTH CAROLINA 27420

Dr. Chelsea Tipton, DeanDr. J. T. McDonald, DirectorDivision of Teacher Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: WomenHighest Degree: Bachelor's

Term of Approval:Seven Years (1984-85 through 1990-91)Phone: (919) 273-4431 - Ext. 172

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: SemesterApproximate Enrollment: 625


Date of First Approval: §ilas

Elementary' Education

Early (Nildhood 4



Seconftry -Education

English 4



Special EducationSpecific Learning Disabilities 4Mentally handicapped Education 4

Vocational EducationHome Economics 4

STATUS REPORTS FILED

Secondary EducationMathematics 4

ScienceBiology 4


CAMPBELL UNIVERSITYBUIES CREEK, NORTH CAROLINA 27506

Dr. Jerry Wallace, ProvostDr. Walter Barge, DeanDr. Theo Strum, ChairpersonDivision of Professional Programs


Support: Church Related Other Accreditatio:Student Body Coeducational NCATE


Term of Approval:Five Years: (1982-83 through 1986-87)

Phone: (919) 893-4111

APPROVED PROGRAMS



Intermediate Education 4,5




Mathematics 4,5

ScienceBiology, Chemistry, Earth Science 4,5

Social Studies 4,5

History 4,5



Reading 5

Vocational EducationBusiness iiialRfice Education* 4

Home Economics 4

Special Service PersonnelCounselor 5

Curriculum Instructional Specialist 5

School Administrator I 5

* This program is being phased out.

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CATAWBA COLLE&ESALISBUM NORTH CAROLINA 28144

Dr. Robert E. Knott, DeanDr. John Hough, DeanEducation Services



APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: SemesterApproximate Ent "lent: 983



Elementary EducationEarly Childhood 4

Intermediate 4

Middle Grades Education* 4



Mathematics 4

ScienceBiology and Chemistry 4

Social Studies 4

Special Subjects4


Reading 4

Speech 4

Theatre Arts 4

YtfclEfucatiorlAcademical y Gifted 4



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DAVIDSON COLLEGEDAVIDSON, NORTH CAROLINA 28036

Dr. Price Zimmerman, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs

Dr. William B. Hight, Jr., ChairmanDepartment of Education


Term of Approval:Five Years (1981-82 through 1985-86)Phone: (704) 892-2000 ext. 130




APPROVED PROGRAMS

Secondary EducationEnglish _ 4

Foreign LanguageFrench, German, Latin and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4Science 4

Social Studies 4

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DUKE UNIVERSITYDURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 27706

Dr. Richard A. White, DeanDr. Lucy Davis, ChairmanProgram in Education

Support: Privately SupportedStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Bachelor's (Teacher Ed.)

Type of Approval:Seven Years: (1984-85 through 1990-91)Phone: (919) 684-8111

APPROVED PROGRAMS




Secondgry EducationEnglishM4thematicsScienceSocial Studies

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ELON COLLEGEELON COLLEGE, NORTH CAROLINA 27244

Dr. Gerald F. Francis, DeanDr. Wesley Brogan, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: Church Related

Student Body: Coeducational

Highest Degree: Bachelor's


Term: Two terms of four months;

One term of one monthApprox;mate Enrollment: 2,700

Other Accreditation:Southern Associ?tion


APPROVED PROGRAMS





Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4

Special SubjectsHealth 4

Music 4



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GARDNER-WEBB COLLEGEBOILING SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA 28107

Dr. John Drayer, Dean Term: SemesterDr. Kenneth F. England, Chairperson Approximately Enrollment: 1,500Department of Education

Support: Church Related Other Accreditation:Student Body: Coeducational Southern AssociationHighest Degree: Master's

Term of Approval: Approved Program Cycle:Two Year Provisional (1985-86 through 1986-87) 1984-85 through 1990-91Phone: (704) 434-2361 Date of First Approval: 5/11/71

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementiiry EducationEarly Childhood Education 4,5Intermediate Education 4,5

Middle Grades Education 4,5Secondary Education

English 4


Mathematics 4Science

Biology and Chemistry 4

Social Studies 4Special Subjects

Hdalth 4,5Music 4Physical Education 4,5Rcading 5

Special Service PersonnelSchool Administrator 5

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GREENSBORO COLLEGEGREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27420

Dr. Barnes Tatum, DeanDr. Kenneth ChristnerCoordinator of Teacher Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: Coeducational



APPROVED PROGRAMS






Middle Grades* 4

Secondary EducationEnglishForeign Language

French and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4



Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationEmotionally Har.jicapped 4




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GUILFORD COLLEGEGREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27410

Or. Sam. Schuman, DeanDr. Patricia N. Schwab, ChairmanDepartment of Education


Term of Approval:Five Years (1982-83 through 1986-87)Phone: (919) 2925511

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: SemesterApproximately Enrollment: 1,500

Other 4ccreditation:Southern Association


Elementpry EducationEarly Childhood Education 4


Middle Grades 4


Foreign LanguagcFrench and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4

ScienceBiology, Chemistry, Earth Science and Physics. . . 4

Social Studies 4

Special Sub3ectsPhysical Education 4

HIGH POINT COLLEGEHIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA 27262

Dr. W. H. Bearce, DeanDr. Philip George, ChairDepartment of Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: CoeducationalHignest Degree: Bachelor's

Term of Approval:Five Years (1980-81 through 1984-85)(Phone) (919) 885-5101

APPROVED PROGRAMS






Middle Grades* 4


Foreign LanguageSpanish 4

Mathematics 4

Science (Biology and Cheriistry) 4

Social Studies 4

History 4

Political Science 4



Special Education**Mentally Handicapped 4

Learning Disabilities 4

Emotionally Handicapped 4

Vocational Education-----Tusiness Education*** 4

* Temporary Authorization (Through Spring, 1985)** These programs are offered via a cooperative arrangement with Greensboro

College.***This program is being phased out.

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JOHN t. MI T ON TERSITYCHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 28208

Dr. L. t. Collins, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Clabdia Warren, ChairmanDepartmint of Education

Support: Chutch RelatedStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Bachelor's

Term of Approval:Seven tears (1084-85 through 1990-91)Phone: (704) 378-1000

Term: SemesterApproxiMate Enrollment: 1,310



APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementall qucationEally CnilatOod Education 4


Secondary Edatati6hMat tics 4

SoCia StWeiet 4

Special SubjectsMasic 4


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LENOIR-RHYNE COLLEGEHICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA 28601

Dr. Robert L. Spuller, DeanDr. W. Clyde Taylor, Jr., ChairmanDepartment of Education


Support: Church Related Other Accreditation:




APPROVED PROGRAMS


Intermediate Education (Middle School) 4,5


Foreign LanguageFrench, German, Latin and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4



Reading 4

Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationCross-Categorical* 5


Hearing Impaired 4,5


Special Service PersonnelCounselor* 5


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LIVINGSTONE COLLEGESALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA 28144

Dr. Olivia T. Spaulding, DeanDr. Lawrence H. Thompson, ChairmanDepartment of Education


Term of Approval:Five Years (1977-78 through 1982-83)Three-year ExtenstionPhone: (704) 633-7960

APPROVED PROGRAMS



Approved Program Cycle:1983-84 through 1989-90


Elementary EducationEarly Childhood 4


Secondary EducationEnglish a

Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4

Special SubjectsMWsic 4


Reading 4


MARS HILL COLLEGEMARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA 28754

Dr. Donald Schmeltekopf, DeanDr. Teresa Stern, ChairmanDivision of Education





APPROVED PROGRAMS






Middle Grades* 4



Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4


Bible 4

Music 4


Theatre Arts 4

Special EducationAcademically Gifted 4

Vocational EducationHome Economics 4

Special Service PersonnelSchool Social Worker 4


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Dr. Burris, DeanDr. Mar S. JOhnSP09 chPirmanDepar nt of Education'

Support: Church BelatedStudent BoOlf: WomenHighest Degte: MIster's

Term of Approval:Five Years 0079-80 through 1984-85)Phone: "(919) 829-8314

Elementary pycotign,

Middle r

EducationWe late Education

0Fotelp 4angyage

Fr00091Banish and Latin

M0401404Science

Biology, Chemistry and PhysicsSocierStiolles

Special SubfectArtMusicReading

Vocational EducationBdsiness and 6ffice EducationHdme Economics

Special ServiceyersonnelSqhool "Social Worker

APPROVED PROOPOS

Term: Se stet

IwproxiWp Enrollment: 1,500

Other Accreditation:Southern 4ssocintion

Approved Program Cycle:1905-86 thrpugh 1991-92Date of First Approval: /7165


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METHODIST COLLEGEFAYETTEVILLE, NORTH' CAROLINA 28301

Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler, Academic DeanMrs. Helen B. Matthews, DirectorDivision of Education





Phone: (919) 488-7110




APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Childhooa Education 4





Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4


Music 4


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NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN COLLEGEROCKY MOUNT, NORTH CAOQLINA 27801

Mrs. Frances Harrison, DeanDr. Marshall Brooks, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support; Church RelatedStudent Body: Coeducational



Term: Two 15-week termsApproximate Enrollment: 1,000



APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEarly Ch1ldhoo3 Education 4

Intermediate Education* 4

Middle grades Education 4

Secondar qucationEng iSn 4

Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4

Special Subjects4


Special EducationtMOtionally Handicapped** 4

Learning Disabilities** 4

* Provisional Approval (Through 1985-86)** Temporary Authorization (Through January, 1986)

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PFEIFFER COLLEGEMISENHEIMER, NORTH CAROLINA 28109

Dr. J. Michael Riemann, DeanDr. Harold Williford, HeadDepartment of Education



Student Body: Coeducational Southern Association

Highest Degree: Bachelor's NASM


APPROVED PROGRAMS


Intermediate Education (Middle School) 4


Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4



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CHARLOTTE, gHC5 01.INA 28274

Dr. Clyda Rep t, Vice President forAcademic,Affairs

Dr. Janice L. Ginger, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: ChWech RelatedStudent Body: WoPenHighest Degree: Matter's

Term of ApprOval:

Five Yeirs (1980-81 through 1984-85)Phone: (704) 337-2200

Elementar

boa Education 4In &lite Education 4,5*

Middle Gra I- 5*

cationng s 4Foreiih Lifiguoge

Freed and Spanish 4MatheMatics 4Science , 4Social Willis 4

Special, Subjec Li

Art+ 4Mdtir 4

APPROVED PROGRAMS

TerM: SemesterApOititiiite Enrollment: 1,200



+ This program is being phased out* Temporary Authorization (Through Spring, 1986)

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SACRED HEART COLLEGEBELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA 28012

Sister Rosalind Picot, DeanMs. Donna Simmons, Acting ChairmanDepartment of Education






APPROVED PROGRAMS



Special EducationSpecific Learning Disabilities 4


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SAINT AMENS PRE5DYMIAN COLLEGELADRINBUROI NpRtm cApowNA 2$352

Dr. George Melton, Academic DeanDr. 0. Eugene Smith, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: COPO4WionalHighest Degree: Bachelor's

Term of Approval:Two yegr r v onal (1984-85 through 1985-86)Phone: ( 52 Ext. 339

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Term: TWO terms of four months;One term of one month

Approximate Enrollment: 755


Approved Program Cycle:

1900-84 through 1987 -88Date of First Approval: 5/6/65

eElemittiLE ti n

ar y C 00p Education 4

Wen* ete Education (Middle School) 4

Secondary EdUcationEngliii0 4

Fcreign Langiage

french on0 Spanish 4

Mathematics 4

Scienc,e

Biology, Chemistry and Physics 4

Social Studies 4

Special Suucation 4

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ci em ca y Gifted 4Physically /Orthopedically Handicapped 4

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SAINT AUGUSTINE S COLLEGERALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602

Dr. Thelma J. RoAdtree, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs

Dr. Thomas W. Simmons, ChairmanDepartment of Education



APPROVED PROGRAMS



Date of First Approval: 4/7166


Intermediate E&-ation (Middle School) 4


Foreign LanguageFrei all and Spanish 4

Mathematics 4Science 4

Social Studies 4


Physical Education* 4Vocational Education

Business Education 4

* Provisional Approval (Through 1985-86)

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SALM COLLtdeWINSTON -5ALEMi NORTH CAROLINA 27108

Dr. Patricia Sullivan, DeanDr. Dor6thy RUsSell, ChairmanDepartment of Education

Support: Church RelatedStudent II*: MienHighest Degree: Bachelor's


Term: two teems of four months;One term of one month

Approximate Enrollment: 694

Other Atcreditation:Southern Association


APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EflutatiekEarly ChillhOod Educeion 4

IntemAiate riucation 4

Secondary educationEngliih 4


Mak 4

Special EducationSpicific Learning Disabilities 4Emotionally Handicapped 4

STATUS REPORTS FILED

SpecialiSubjectsForeign Languages

French, German, Latin and Spanish 4Mathematics 4

Sotial StudiesScience

Biology and Chemistry 4

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SHAW UNIVERSITYRALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27602

Dr. Wilmoth Carter, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs

Dr. George Wylie, ChairmanDivision of Education



Student Body: Coeducational Southern Association


Term of Approval: Approved Program Cycle:

One Year Provisional (1985-86) 1985 -36 through 1991-92

Phone: (919) 755-4815 Date of First Approval: 11/3/66

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationE ?rl Childhood Education 4



Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4

Special SubjectsPhysical Education 4

Special EducationMentally Handicapped 4

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WINSTON-SALEM, AOTH .t.AkbithA 27109

Dr. Thomas E. Mullen, DeanDr. Jos ph Milher, ChairmanDepar nt of Educatioh

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: ChddhcationalHighest Degree: Mister's

Term of,Approval:Seven Years (190,-85 through 1990-91)Phone: (910) /61-5000

APPROVED PROGRAMS

Tehm: SeMesterApPhoxiMiti EnrollMent: 3,359

Other Accreditation:NCAIESouthern Association


Elementary EdOiohEarly tHildhcatoOd Education 4,5InerMedipte Education 4,5

Middle hi s Education 4Sccondal*- ubitlon

n 1 s ,..,. 4,5LForeign ahluage 4

MatheMdtic§ 4,5Sciehee 4,5Slicidl StUdies 4,5

Special, Ediltetigh

Academically Gifted 4,5Special, Subjet i.:

Kupic 4Physical Education 4

SpeciatService PersonnelCounselor 5

school Psychologist* 5

* Two4ear Provisional Approval (1985-86 and 1986-87)

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WARREN WILSON COLLEGESWANNANOA, NORTH CAROLINA 28778

Mrs. Joan Beebe, DeanDr C. E. Anderson, Acting ChairmanEducation/Psychology

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest negree: Bachelor's


Phone: (704) 298-3325




APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationCarly Childhood Education 4



Mathematics 4


Social Studies 4


Reading 4

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WINGATE COLLEGEWINGATE, NORTH CAROLINA 28174

Dr. Paul R. Corts, PresidentDr. Bobby Bell, ChairmanDivision of Education & Social Science

Support: Church RelatedStudent Body: CoeducationalHighest Degree: Master's





APPROVED PROGRAMS

Elementary EducationEar Ty Childhood Education 4,5*Intermediate Education 4,5*

Middle Grades* 4,5Sean iTeiaation

Engiish* 4

Mathematics 4

Science 4

Social Studies 4


Music 4Reading 4

* Temporary Authwlzation (Through Spring, 1986)

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APPENDICES

APPENDIX A -- TEACHER-PREPARATION INSTITUTIONS YN NORTH CAROLINA

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

The University of North CarolinaDr. William C. Friday, President

General AdministrationChapel Hill, North Carolina

Appalachian State University, Boone, Dr. John Thomas, ChancellorEast Carolina University, Greenville, Dr. John M. Howell, ChancellorElizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins, ChancellorFayetteyille State University, Fayetteville, Dr. Charles Lyons, Jr., ChancellorNorth Carolina A & T State University, Greensboro, Dr. Edward B. Fort, ChancellorNorth Carolina Central University, Durham Dr. LeRoy Walker, ChancellorNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh, Dr. Bruce R. Poulton, ChancellorPembroke State University, Pembroke, Dr. Paul R. Givens, ChancellorUniversity of North Carolina at Asheville, Dr. David Brown, ChancellorUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Dr. Christopher C. Forham, TIT, ChancellorUniversity of North Crigolina at Charlotte, Dr. E. K. Fretwell, ChancellorUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro, Dr. William E. Moran, ChancellorUniversity of North Carolina at Wilmington, Dr. William H. Wagoner, ChancellorWestern Carolina University, Cullowhee, Dr. Myron L. Coulter, ChancellorWinston-Salem State University, Winston-Salem, Dr. Cleon F. Thompson, Jr., Chancellor

NON-PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, Dr. James Hemby, PresidentBarber-Scotia College, Concord, Dr. Noble Parker McLean, PresidentBennett College, Greensboro, Dr. Isaac H. Miller, Jr., PresidentCampbell University, Buies Creek, Dr. Norman Wiggins, PresidentCatawba College, Salisbury, Dr. Stephen Wurster, PresidentDavidson College, Davidson, Dr. John W. Kuykendall, PresidentDuke University, Durham, Dr. Keith Brodie, PresidentElon College, Elon College, Dr. Fred Young, PresidentGardner-Webb College, Boiling Springs, Dr. Crave.: Williams, PresidentGreensboro College, Greensboro, Dr. William H. Likins, PresidentGuilford College, Greensboro, Dr. William Rogers, PresidentHigh Point College, High Point, Dr. Jacob Martinson, PresidentJohnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, Dr. Robert L. Albright, PresidentLenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, Dr. John R. Trainer, PresidentLivingstone College, Salisbury, Dr. William H. Greene, PresidentMars Hill College, Mars Hill, Dr. Fred B. Bentley, PresidentMeredith College, Raleigh, Dr. John E. Weems, PresidentMethodist College, Fayetteville, Dr. Elton M. Hendricks, PresidentNorth Carolina Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, Dr. S. Bruce Petteway, PresidentPfeiffer College, Wisenheimer, Dr. Cameron West, PresidentQueens College, Charlotte, Dr. Billy 0. Wireman, PresidentSacred Heart College, Belmont, Sister Mary M. Boulus, PresidentSt. Andrews Presbytetian College, Laurinburg, Dr. A. P. Perkinson, Jr., PresidentSt. Augustine's College, Raleigh, Dr. Prezell R. Robinson, PresidentSalem Cpllege, Winston-Salem, Dr. Thomas V. Litzenbarg, Jr., PresidentShaw University, Raleigh, Dr. Stanley H. Smith, PresidentWake Forest University, Winston-Salem, Dr. Thomas Hearn, PresidentWarred Wilson College, Swerinanoa, Dr. Reuben A. Holden, PresidentWingate College, Wingate, Dr. Pau: R. Corts, President

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APPENDIX 8 -- DIRECTORS OF STUDENT TEAChERS IN NORTH CAROLINA

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Public Institutions

Appalachian State UniversityEast Carolina UniversityElizabeth City State UniversityFayetteville State University

NC A & T State UniversityNC Central UniversityNC State UniversityPembroke State University

UNC-AshevilleUNC-Chapel Hill

UN:-CtarlotteUNC-GreensboroUNC-WilmingtonWestern Carolina UniversityWinston-Salem State University

Non-Public Institutions

Atlantic Christian CollegeBarber-Scotia Col leg':

Bennett CollegeCampbell UniversityCatawba College

Davidson CollegeDuke UniversityElon CollegeGardner-Webb CollegeGreensboro CollegeGuilford College

High Point CollegeJohnson Smith UniversityLenoir-Rhyne CollegeLivingstone CollegeMars Hi'1 College

Meredith College

Methodist CollegeIP: Wesleyan CollegePfeiffer College

Queens CollegeSacred Heart CollegeSt. Andrews Presbyterian CollegeSt. Aupstine's CollegeSalem CollegeShaw UniversityWake Forest UniversityWarren Wilson CollegeWingate College

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Director of Student Teachers

Dr. J. Pat KnightDr. Thomas A. ChamblissDr. Treana AdkinsDr. Ernest McNeillDr. F. W. JonesMr. George ClarkeDr. Robert T. WilliamsDr. Donald R. LittleMr, Ted b. ShoafDr. Joe BrowdeDr. D. Delores WolfeDr. Shirley HaworthDr. Calvin DossDr. Paul FlynnDr. Paul B. Woods, Jr.

Director of Student Teachers

Dr. Sandra MieleDr. Tamara RobertsDr. J. T. McDonaldDr. Theo StrumDr. Shirley Ritchie, ElementaryDr. Sophie Fischel, SecondaryDr. William B. Hight, Jr.Dr. Peter CarboneDr. Wesley G. BroganMrs. Barbara CribbDr. Kenneth ChristnerDr. Patricia D. Schwab, ElementaryMs. Gwen Reddeck, SecondaryDr. Philip C. GeorgeDr. Spencer DuranteMrs. Barbara B. ArlrewDr. Lawrence H. ThompsonDr. Teresa M. Stern, ElementaryDr. William J. Sears, SecondaryDr. Rebecca Murray, ElementalDr. (=wen Clay, SecondaryDr. Kenneith CalvertDr. Marshall A. BrooksDr. Melva Burke, ElementaryDr. Harold Williford, SecondaryDr. Janice L. GingerMs. Donna SimmonsDr. Marion 0. HamiltonDr. Donald L. WatsonDr. Dorothy S. RussellDr. Frederick SmithDr. John LitcherDr. Genevive ArnoldDr. Anne Hathaway

APPENDIX CDIVISION OF CERTIFICATION

DEPARTMENT OF PUPLIC INSTRUCTIONRALEIGH, NC 27611

NATIONAL TEA-HER EXAMINATION REGULATIONS

FORM C-04

Pursuant to G.S. 115C-284(c),115C-296, and 115C-315(d), the State Board of Educationhas designated the National Teacher Examinations (NTE) as the standard examinations requiredas proTequisite to initial certification (North Carolina Administrative Procedures Code211.1707). NTE requirements are in addition to all other requirements for any certificate.The following are eiramum score requirements for initial certification in North Caroline

effective February 2, 1984.

Profesaional Ktiowledge Examination Score, (PK) All applioras for initial certification inNorth L.rolina will be required to present a minimum score of 644 on the ProfessionalKnowledge Exam4natior.

Teaching Area Icom. A minimum teaching area score, as shown in the following, table, isrequired of altWlicants for initial certification in North Caroling. If no appropriateteaching area examination is available from Educational Testing Service for the area(s) ofcertification you quality for, the Professional Knowledge minimum score shall satisfy the NTErequirement. A maximum of one area exam (if one is offered) is required oven if you qualifyfor more than one area of certification.

Teaching Area

Art Education (AE) 500 Industrial Arts Education (IAE) 520Audiology (AUD) 500 Mathematics (MAT) 510Biology and General Science (B 3) 530 Media Spec.-Library 6 A.V. Serv. (MLA) 510Business Education (BE) 530 Music Education (ME) 500Chem., Physics, 6 Gen. Science (CPS) 510 Physical Education (PE) 510Early Childhood Education (EC?' 500 Reading Specialist (RS) 500Education in the Elem. School (EES) 520 Social Studies (SS) 510Educ. of the Mentally Retard. (EMR) 510 Spanish (SPA) 500English Language 6 Literature (ELL) 490 Speech-Communication (SC) 510French (FR) 500 Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) 550German (GER) 470 Guidance Counselor (GC) 490Home Economics Education (HEE) 510

All questions concerning the administration of the National Teacher Examinations shouldbe sent to Educational Testing Service, PO Box 911, Princeton, NJ 08541.

Examination Scores must be properly authenticated which means that they must be withoutqualifications, reservations, or irregularities. Any certification action taken as a resultof an examination score later found to be fraudulent shall become null end void.

ELECTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO NTE MINIMUM SCORE REQUIREMENTS

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Individuals qualifying for certification, except for North Carolina approved programraduates at the bachelor's de ree level, may elect to present the following Graduate RecordExamination GRE scores in lieu of NTE scores to meet the Standard Examinations requirementi(APA 2H.1707):

GRE Scores Obtained Prior to 9/30/77Verbal Ability 390Quantitative Ability 400

GRE Scores Obtained After 10/1/77Verbal Ability 380Quantitative Ability 410Analytical Ability 380

Educational Testing Service will not send GRE scores directly to the Division ofICertification; therefore, the individual is responsible for filing an official GRE scorereport.

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NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATIONS(Professional Knowledge (PK) and Teaching Area Examinations)

Name of Certificate Exam Required Name of Certificate Exam Required

School Administrator PK Science PK & BGS or CPSCurr. Instruc. Specialist PK Biology PK & BGS or CPSSchool Social Service rK Chemistry PK & BGS or CPSCounselor PK 6 GC* Physics PK & BGS or CPSSchool Psychologist PK Social Studies PK & SSMedia Coordinator PK $. MLA* History PK & SSMedia Specialist PK 6 MLA* Political Science PK & SSEarly Childhood PK 6 ECE or EES Geography PK & SSIntermediate PK & ECE or EES Economics PK & SSMiddle Grades PK & EES Sociology PKPhysical Education PK 6 PE Anthropology PKHealth Education PK French PK & FRSafety & Driver Education PK Spanish PK & SPAReading PK & RS* German PK & GERMusic PK 6 ME Russian PKArt PK & AE Latin PKDance PK Occupational EducationBible PK Agriculture PKSpecial Education Agriculture Tech. PKCross Categorical PK Business Education PK & BESeverely/Profuondly Handi. PK Health Occ. Ed. PKMentally Handicapped PK 6 EMR Rome Economics PK & HEESpeech-Lang. Impaired PK & SLP* Industrial Arts 11: & IAEHearing Impaired PK & AUD Indus. Coop. Training PKVisually Impaired PK Intro. to Trade Pro. PKPhys. Orthoped. Handicapped PK Handicapped PKSeverely Emo. Handicapped PK Disadvantaged PKSpecific Learning Die. PK Marketing & Dis. Edu. PKGifted & Talented PK Pre-Vocational Edu. PKProgram Administrator PK Trade Prep. Program PK

English PK 6 ELL Local Director PKSpeech PK 6 SC Junior ROTC PKTheatre PKMathematics PK 6 MAT

NUMERIC CODES FOR TEACHING AREA EXAMINATIONS

01 Education in the Elementary School (Grades 1-8) 13 Art Education02 Early Childhood Education (Below Grade 4) 17 French03 Biology & General Science 18 German04 English Language & Literature 19 Spanish05 Industrial Arts Education 22 Speech Communication06 Mathematics *30 Reading Specialist07 Chemistry, Physics, & General Science *31 Media Specialist-Lib. & AV Serv.08 Social Studies 32 Educ. of the Mentally Retarded09 Physical Education *33 Speech-Language Pathology10 Business Education *34 Auidology11 Music Education ;17 Guidance Counselor12 Home Economics Education

*These tests are intended primarily for Master's degrees or some advanced training in thefield.

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.1707 STANDARD EXAMINATIONS(a) Pursuant to G.S. 115C-296 ' State Board of Education herewith designates

the National Teacher Examinations as the standard examinations required for initialcertification. NTE requirements are in addition to all other requirements for anycertificate. The following minimum score requirements shall be effective uponadoption.

(1) Communication Skills Score. Effective July 1, 1984 a minimum score of632 and effective July 1, 1986 a minimum score of 636 on the CoriMunice ionsSkills Test shall be required for formal admission to an approved t chereducation program.

(2) General Knowledge Score. Effective Jul, 1, 191.4 a minimum score of 627 andeffective July 1, 1986 a minimum score of 631 on the General Knowledge Testshall be required for formal admission to an approved teacher educationprogram.

/11(3) Professional Knowledge S, Jre. A minimum score of 644 on the ProfessionalKnowledge Examination shall be required of all applicants for initialcertification.

x27(4) If no teaching area score is possible under (a) (Si this Rule, theProfessional Knowledge score shall satisfy the NTE rement.

Lm) Teaching Area Scores. Minimum teaching area and Prc ,sional Knowledgescores are both required except as provided in (A1 j4, of this Rule.

Art Education 500Audiology 500Biology and General Science 530Business Education 530Chemistry, Physics and General Science 510Early Childhood Education 500Education in the Elementary School 520Education of the Mentally Retarded 510English Language and Literature 490French 500German 470Home Economics Education 510Industrial Arts Education 520Mathematics 510Media Specialist - Library and Audio 510

Visual ServicesMusic Education 500Physical Education 510Reading Specialist 500social Studies 510Spanish 500speech Communication & Theatre 510Speech Pathology 550Guidance Counselor 490

(b) In lieu of National Teacher Examinations scores an applicant may be certifiedon the basis of the equivalent percentile score on the Graduate Record Examinationsas specified by the State Board effective July 1, 1982.

History Note: Filed as a Temporary Rule Eff. October 8, 1982, for aPeriod of 120 Days to Expire on February 5, 1982;Statutory Authority G.S. 115C-295(a);1150 -296; 115C-298; 1150-209(a);

Novvmhor H, 1979;

Amended Eti. August 1, 1984, April 1, 1984, January 1, 1983,July 1, 1982.

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APPENDIX D -- NORTH CAROLINA RECIPROCITY PLANS

STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

DTVISTON OF CERTIFICATIONRALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27611

NORTH CAROLINA RECIPROCITY PLANS

Programs of teacher education in out-of-state institutions are recognizedto the extent that they are equivalent to North Carolina's standards and guide-

lines. The State recognizes four teacher education and certification reciprocityapproaches as outlined below.

I. RECIPROCITY RASED ON ACCREDITATION BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR ACCREDITATION

OF TEACHER EDUCATION (NCATE)

A graduate of an institution outside of North Carolina accredited by NCATEat the time of graduation is eligible for a North Carolina certificate.

II. RECIPROCITY RASED ON INTERSTATE AGREEMENTS

A plan hat been developed whereby states with similar standards for teachershave contracted to issue certificates on a reciprocity basis. North Carolina

now has a reciprocal contract with 28 states as follows:Alabama KentuckyAlaska Maine Ohio Washington

California Maryland Oklahoma West Virginia

Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Wisconsin

Delaware Michigan Rhode Island District of Columbia

Florida Nebraska South Dakota Overseas Dependent Schools

Hawaii New Hampshire Utah

Idaho New Jersey VermontIndiana New York Virginia

III. RECIPROCITY BASED ON APPROVAL BY NASDTEC

The National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education andCertification ( NASDTEC) has developed and adopted standards for stateapproval of teacher education. The following states are included in

this reciprocity plan for initial certification:

Colorado Maryland Oklahoma Virginia

Delaware Minnesota Pennsylvania Washington

Georgia Nebraeka South Carolina West Virginia

Indiana New Jersey South Dakota Wisconsin

Kansas New Mexioo UtahKantuoky North Carolina Vermont

NOTE: It should be observed that some states appear under both theInterstate Agreement arrangement and the NASDTEC plan. This has nosignificance other than that they qualify under both plans.

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1V. RECIPROCITY BASED ON PROGRAMS NOT ACCREDITED BY NCATE OR APPROVED THROUGHTHE INTERSTATE AGREEMENT OR THE NASDTEC PLAN

Aomori' of applicants prepared by out-of-state institutions that areaccredited by their state board of education or a regional accreditingagency but not by NCATE or recognised through any other reciprocityprocedure will be issued a Provisional Class A Certificate provided thefollowing conditions have been met:

A. The applicant shall be a graduate 4,r an accredited senior college.

B. Reciprocal relations shall be concerned only with certification ofclassroom teachers at the bachelor's degree level.

C. The reciprocity certificate shall be restricted to the areas andlevels in which the applinant holds, or is qualified to hold, anout-of-state certificate.

D. The reciprocity certificate (Provisional) shall be valid for one year.After the completion of a year of successful teaching experience inNorth Carolina, the provisional linitatiow will be removed.

E. The reciprocity certificate shall be subject to the renewal require-mentsof North Carolina.

7. The applicant must hold, or be qualified to hold, the highest gradecurrant certificate in the state in which the teacher education programat the bachelor's degree level was completed.

NORTH CAROLINA CERTIFICATION PROCEDURES

1. Secure and complete an application for North Carolina certification.

2. Have preparing institution(s) complete recommendation form(s).

3. File copy of out-of-state certificate, if issued. If out-of-state certificatehas not been issued, the application will be processed using transcripts andrecommendations only.

4. Secure complete documentation of all college transcripts and verificationof all teaching experience outside of the North Carolina public schools.

3. File the completed application and documentation as a packAge with theDivision of Certification, State Department of Public Instruction, Raleigh,North Carolina '27411:

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