Faculty and Staff Elementary and Early Childhood Education

Faculty and Staff · Elementary and Early Childhood Education · Jackson State University
ELEMENTARY AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Faculty and Staff

The faculty of the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education in the College of Education and Human Development.

Our Mission

Preparing responsive and effective educators

The overall mission of the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education (EECE) is to prepare responsive and effective educators for working with learners of all ages, infancy through adulthood, with its major emphasis in teacher certification programs for individuals seeking to teach in public school settings.

Additional responsibilities include preparing personnel to teach in private kindergarten centers, day care centers, and education programs operated by community agencies, businesses, and industries.

Department
Elementary and Early Childhood Education (EECE)
College
Education and Human Development
Chair
Dr. Stephanie Davidson
Faculty Listed
Three assistant professors
Office
SEB Suite 320
Personnel

Faculty and staff

Dr. Keon Catchings Shelby

Assistant Professor
Resources

More from the Department

Forms
Forms available through the Office of Teacher Quality and Educator Preparation.
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Prospective Students
General requirements, curriculum, and scholarships.
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Career Opportunities
Where graduates of the program go on to teach.
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Personnel
Departmental personnel listing.
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College of Education and Human Development
The college this department belongs to.
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Become a teacher at Jackson State

Teacher certification programs preparing educators for learners from infancy through adulthood.

Get in Touch

Contact the Department

Mailing Address
Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education
P.O. Box 18380
Jackson, MS 39217
Department Chair
Dr. Stephanie Davidson
SEB Suite 320
601-979-0514
Teacher interacting with young children in an early education setting
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