Seidel School of Education and Professional Studies

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The Samuel W. and Marilyn C. Seidel School of Education dates back to the organization of Salisbury University. In 1997, Samuel Seidel, a Salisbury businessman, and his wife, Marilyn Seidel, a retired nurse, donated a $1 million endowment.^[1]

Undergraduate programs[]

• Early Childhood Education (B.S.)
• Early Childhood/Elementary Education Dual Certification (B.S.)
• Elementary Education (B.S.)
• Outdoor Education Leadership (B.A.)
• Physical Education (B.S.)

Certification tracks[]

• Grades 7-12: Biology; Chemistry; Earth Science; English; French; Health Education; History; Mathematics; Physics; Spanish
• Grades PreK-12: ESOL; Music; Physical Education

Graduate programs[]

• Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.)
• Master of Education (M.Ed.)
• Master of Education in Educational Leadership (M.Ed.)
• Master of Education Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)
• Mathematics Education (M.S.)
• Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)

Undergraduate minors[]

• Accounting
• American Studies (History)
• Anthropology
• Art
• Athletic Coaching
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Business Administration (MBA Track)
• Business Professional Writing (English)
• Chemistry
• Clinical Biochemistry (Health Sciences)
• Clinical Hematology (Health Sciences)
• Clinical Microbiology (Health Sciences)
• Clinical Transfusion Services (Health Sciences)
• Communication Arts
• Comparative Literature
• Computer Science
• Conflict Analysis & Dispute Resolution
• Creative Arts (Education)
• Dance
• Earth Science (Geography)
• Economics
• English
• English as a Second Language
• Environmental Studies
• Environmental Issues
• Environmental/Land Use Planning
• Ethnic and Intercultural Studies (IDIS)
• European Studies
• Exercise Science
• Finance
• French
• Gender Studies (IDIS)
• Geography
• Geographic Information Science
• German
• Gerontology (Sociology)
• Health
• History
• Information Systems (Business)
• International Studies
• Latin American Studies
• Marketing/Management
• Mathematics
• Music
• Outdoor Education Leadership
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Religious Studies (IDIS)
• Social Studies (Education)
• Sociology
• Spanish
• Statistics (Mathematics)
• Theater

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