Master of Education
More than 2,500 educators and counselors in Central Virginia are graduates of LC's M.Ed. program.
The M.Ed. offers a wide variety of options including:
- Opportunities for teachers who want to pursue additional study, obtain licensure, change career focus
- Initial training for those preparing for a teaching career
All licensure programs are approved by the Virginia Department of Education.
Thompson Hall, renovated in 2008, houses the graduate and undergraduate education programs.
Six concentrations of study comprise the M.Ed. program:
- Counselor Education including: Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling
- Curriculum and Instruction
- Educational Leadership
- Reading
- Science Education
- Special Education
Classes are offered primarily in the evenings and during the summer to accommodate work schedules.
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" My graduate degree in administration has enabled me to become a principal, director of instruction, assistant superintendent, and superintendent of schools. Lynchburg College maintains a focus on the principle of strong leadership while preparing future administrators for the demands of an ever-changing public education system. My connection with Lynchburg College is a great source of personal pride." - Bobbi Farmer Johnson, '81 B.S.,'93 M.Ed., superintendent of Culpeper County Public Schools |
