Teachers Admission and Certification

Future Students Job Fairs Graduate School Admissions

Prospective Students

Minority Opportunities

Includes specialty scholarships, support organizations, support services, social sororities, summer programs, and workshops

Future Teacher Days

Area high school students visit campus to learn more about teaching and the College of Education at EKU.

The day begins at 9:00 with a Welcome and then proceeds to various classrooms on campus. The students eat lunch at the cafeteria and then break up into small groups for intimate discussions about individual programs.

The students leave to return to their schools at 2:00 with a new T-shirt and lots of good information and inspiration about teaching.


Student Organizations
Future Educators of America National Organization sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa coordinating the training and initiation of Future Educator Organizations in secondary schools. We can offer you training, student representatives, handbooks, and speakers.
Future Teacher Corps and Who's Who at EKU? Professional Education Organization geared at retention and recruitment of Kentucky teachers. Current EKU students receive training in mentoring and working with Future Educators of America Clubs. To have one of these students mentor you or one of your students, OR to have one of these students visit your FEA chapter, please email Felisa Wilson.
ITP Association -Students in the Interpreter Training program meet for silent games, deaf socials and for community service. Contact: Lawrence Hayes (859) 622-6540
KEA-SP- Branch of the KEA and NEA for undergraduate Education students. Currently EKU has the largest KEA-SP club in Kentucky with 100+ members. This organization participates in community outreach projects, state and national conferences and provides insurance to student teachers. Contact: June Hyndman (859) 622-8160
Kappa Delta Pi-Honorary society for Education students Contact: Joanne Dickey (859) 622-2159
Middle School Association-Organization for Middle-Grade Education majors to meet and talk about current topics in middle schools (Affiliated with the National and Kentucky Middle School Associations).. Membership in the EKU-CMLA is $20.00. Contact Dorie Combs (859) 622-1432
NSLHA-EKU student chapter of the National Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Contact: Sue Mahanna-Boden at (859) 622-4377.
SCEC Student Council for Exceptional Children. Contact: Karen Janssen (859) 622-1865


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