Eastern Michigan University Teacher Education Information
EMU Teacher Seque Fact Sheet
http://www.ce.emich.edu/documents/Education/TeacherSegue.pdf
Pre-Fall Greetings from EMU!
If you have students interested in teacher certification at
EMU, please advise them to see an EMU advisor early on.
For regular ELEMENTARY education, we welcome your students
to ELEMENTARY GROUP ADVISING at their earliest
convenience. The group advising dates and times are
available at
http://www.emich.edu/coe/advising/elemgradv.html.
This group session is critical to student success - and
often can help students coordinate efforts to meet
requirements at both schools. Of course, you are welcome
to attend one of these sessions too
For regular SECONDARY education (except business/technology,
music, art, or physical education), we welcome your
students to SECONDARY GROUP ADVISING at their earliest
convenience. The group advising dates and times are
available at
http://www.emich.edu/coe/advising/secgradv.html.
This group session is critical to student success - and
often can help students coordinate efforts to meet
requirements at both schools. Of course, you are welcome
to attend one of these sessions too!
For SPECIAL EDUCATION, individualized advising is provided
in 128 Porter Building (734-487-3300) with faculty
advisors.
Physical education, business/technology, art, and music
all have individualized advising through their
departments. Advisor contact information is available at
http://www.emich.edu/coe/advising/advisors2005-2006.html.
Also, we have MACRAO information that may help you advise
students who are transferring to EMU. Please refer to
http://www.emich.edu/coe/advising/documents/macrao.pdf.
Winter 2006 registration will begin at the end of October. If
you have students who want to transfer to EMU for Winter
2006, please advise them to apply to EMU (see
http://www.emich.edu/admissions/apply/howapply.html)
by October so that they can maximize their class
choices.
Please keep in mind that EMU's teacher preparation program has
specific admission requirements. They are: 1) 56 credit
hours completed, 2) at least 12 of 56 must come from
EMU, 3) 2.50 GPA AT EMU (overall), 4) 2.50 GPA AT EMU in
the teaching major, 5) passing scores on all parts of
the MTTC Basic Skills test, 6) "C" or higher grades in
specific courses, and 7) moral turpitude statement.
There are several implications for advising students who
are transferring to EMU. If you have any question about
those implications, please contact me directly. I would
be happy to speak with you.
Best wishes for a productive fall semester!
Shawn Quilter
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Shawn M. Quilter, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean, College of Education
Eastern Michigan University
206 Porter Bldg.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
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734.487.7120 ext. 2544
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