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Pride Points
Dr. Rosemary T. Porter Interim Dean
Mu College of Education
Academic Units
- Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis
- Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology
- Information Science & Learning Technologies
- Learning, Teaching, & Curriculum
- Special Education
- Teacher Development Program
Enrollment Statistics, 2007-08
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Undergraduate
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1,149
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Graduate
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1,589
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Total
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2,738
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The College of Education has more graduate students — 712 total — enrolled in MU Direct's online and distance degree programs than any other Mu college or school.
Degrees granted, 2007–08
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Bachelor's
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249
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Master's and Education Specialist
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484
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Doctor of Education & Doctor of Philosophy
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47
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Total
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780
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The College offers many options, including mathematics, art, career and rehabilitation counseling, literacy, reading, behavioral disorders, autism, social studies, educational technology, library science, policy and administration.
International
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International Graduate Students
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106 |
International students come to MU from 30 different nations around the world.
Alumni
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Total Alumni
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49,120
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Faculty and Staff, 2009-10
| Faculty |
222
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Tenured, Tenure-Track Faculty
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79
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| Student to Faculty Ratio |
15 to 1
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Full-Time Staff
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171
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Scholarships 2008-09
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Number of Scholarships Offered 2007-08
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332
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Number of Scholarship Recipients
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264
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| Total Scholarship Amount |
$440,364
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Fee Waivers, FY 2008
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Number of graduate students receiving fee waiver, fellowship or assistantship
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512 |
Grants
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Grant Funding, FY 2008
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$16,894,287
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The College of Education also collaborated on 17 funded projects with outside departments with funding at approximately $4 million. The college ranks second on the columbia campus in Instruction/Public Service grant funding, seventh in research grant funding and fifth in overall grant funding.
Cross-discipline Research
in 2007-08, the College of Education was awarded 64 interdiscipllinary research grants to partner in discovery at MU. some of these collaborations explore how children understand math and reading, the qualitites of successful school leaders and how technology can synthesize learning. The leading partnerships include:
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Arts & Sciences
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13
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Engineering/Nuclear Engineering
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9
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Medicine/Nursing
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26
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Other MU Divisions
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16
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The college also has research collaborations with 30 domestic and five foreign universities and with 29 Missouri school districts.