Mission
The mission of the School of Education is to prepare men and women to become Christian educators by fostering scholarship and a Christian ethic of care in the image and nature of Jesus so as to produce teachers who are leaders and world changers with the education profession.
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News from the School of Education
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| Pictured from left: Mary Woods, executive director, Bethlehem Christian Academy; Dr. Sandra McLendon, assistant professor of education and acting associate dean of education; Katrina Robinson, curriculum coordinator at Bethlehem; LaCheryl Smith, SWU Lady Warriors coach; and Dr. Paul Shotsberger, dean of the SWU School of Education. | Photo Gallery: Lady Warriors mentor youngsters enrolled in program |
School of Education
| SWU partners with Bethlehem Christian Academy
(10-30-2009) Southern Wesleyan University's School of Education and SWU's Lady Warriors Basketball Team are joining together to enhance educational opportunities for children enrolled in an Upstate after-school program. Read More | |
| Volunteers, Central Services Staff Step in as Subs
(5-11-2009) Students from Southern Wesleyan University traveled to Columbia to thank their legislators on April 22. Read More | |
| School District of Pickens County names SWU alum Teacher of the Year
(9-4-2007) Kathy Duncan Grant, a SWU alumna and an English teacher at Easley High School, was named Teacher of the Year by the School District of Pickens County. Read More | |
| NCATE Accreditation Review
(7-1-2007) The School of Education at Southern Wesleyan University is scheduled for a Fall, 2007 accreditation review by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Read More | |
| Teaching the teachers
(4-27-2006) Mary “Katie” Wood-Ray, Southern Wesleyan University graduate, speaks to a group of teachers at Ravenel Elementary School, in Seneca on March 17. Read More |