89%
of faculty hold terminal degrees in their fields.
Early Childhood Education MED
Become a leader in early childhood education.
Gain a deeper understanding of learning as a developmental process and prepare for leadership positions.
Students in our Master of Education program learn how children (from birth to age eight) grow and develop. They then use that knowledge to create learning environments and experiences that benefit children for life. In our program, you will explore curriculum development, infant-toddler development, program administration, early literacy and early intervention.
Designed for You
- This program is for licensed teachers seeking advanced study opportunities.
- This program is also for those without licensure who may be able to have this requirement waived in special circumstances.
$300M
More than $300 million has been invested in campus upgrades & renovations in the past 5 years.
>70%
of RIC students receive financial aid, w/ generous opportunities for scholarships, grants & work-study.
Our Elementary Education Faculty
Dr. Karen L. Capraro
- Professor
Dr. Natasha J. Feinberg
- Associate Professor
Dr. Anne M. Goodrow
- Professor
Dr. Nandita Gurjar
- Assistant Professor
Dr. Maria E. Lawrence
- Professor
Dr. Carolyn H. Obel-Omia
- Associate Professor
Beth M. Pinheiro
- Interim Associate Dean of the FSEHD
Dr. Leslie A. Sevey
- Professor
An Affordable Pathway to a Fulfilling and Reliable Career
The demand for passionate, qualified educators has never been greater.
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Feinstein School of Education and Human Development
The Feinstein School administers and coordinates all professional education programs at Rhode Island College. We offer a range of programs, including early childhood, pre-K-12, counseling, school psychology, youth development and health and wellness.
- phone401-456-8110
- placeHorace Mann Hall 241
