Early Childhood minor, for non-education majors – Academics

Early Childhood minor, for non-education majors

Gain a deep understanding of the early child development and care as well as the importance of play in that evolution. The coursework is selected for students who are not majoring in education or teacher training but who still seek a career working with young children.

Highlights of the program

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credits required for the early childhood minor for non-education majors

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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAM

Learn how to be a professional advocate for young children and their families
Gain skills to create an inclusive climate where diversity is valued
Develop an understanding of educational policies, structures and practices that influence young children and their families

Faculty

CINDY RYAN

Associate Professor, Division Chair, Education & Leadership
ryanc@wou.edu

ANDREA EMERSON

Early Childhood Studies Program Coordinator , Education & Leadership
emersona@wou.edu

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Phone: 503-838-8471

Email: education@wou.edu

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