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The School of Education at Azusa Pacific University equips teachers and administrators for excellence and leadership in educational settings.

Offering more than 26 graduate degrees in education, the school provides an Ed.D. program and accredited teaching credential and master’s programs, including degrees in special education, school psychology, physical education, school librarianship, and educational technology.

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Helen Easterling Williams, Ed.D. Dean and Professor, School of Education More Education Faculty ›

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“APU equipped me to teach effectively. My professors supported authentic discussions about education. With their help, Azusa Pacific’s Teacher Education program allowed my education philosophy to blossom and evolve into one that encompasses academic success for all types of students.”

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Accelerating Change through Education (ACE)ACE is designed to help educators and school teachers in Ventura County, equipping them with up-to-date educational knowledge, skills, and resources. April's presentation is entitled: "Special Education Issues and Practices."
APU's Educational Psychology Program Receives NASP ApprovalAPU's Master of Arts in Educational Psychology joins a group of highly regarded, nationally recognized programs with NASP approval and NCATE accreditation.
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Register Today for Discounted Summer ClassesTake classes this summer at APU for 60 percent off tuition!
Dead Sea Scroll Fragments and Biblical Artifacts Exhibited at Azusa PacificAn exhibition featuring fragments of the Dead Sea Scrolls and other biblical artifacts opens May 21 at Azusa Pacific University. Scholars are available for media interviews.

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