Directory for the School of Education
Faculty and Staff in the School of Education
School of Education Directory
The School of Education has three departments with more than ninety faculty and staff serving the University of Mississippi and all of our students.
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On this page you'll find contacts for:
- Office of the Dean
- Department of Higher Education
- Department of Leadership and Counselor Education
- Department of Teacher Education
- Student Advising and Field Experience Office (SAFE) and Job Board
- Graduate Studies Office
- Additional Programs and Centers
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Office of the Dean
Department of Higher Education
Department of Leadership and Counselor Education
Department of Teacher Education
| Program | Contact |
| Mississippi Teacher Corps, M.A.T. | Joe Sweeney |
Student Advising and Field Experience Office (SAFE)
The SAFE Office provides support to undergraduate students in the School of Education, including advising, field experience and teacher licensure. Please visit the SAFE Office for more information.
The SAFE Office manages the The School of Education's Job Board.
Graduate Studies Office
| Amanda Winburn | Director |
| Mary Bramlett | Academic Counselor |
Center for Excellence in Literacy Instruction
The Center for Excellence in Literacy Instruction (CELI) works with national, regional, state, and local partners to build family, educator, and community capacity to nurture children’s language, literacy, and executive function development.
Center for Mathematics and Science Education
The Center for Mathematics and Science works to improve mathematics and science education in Mississippi by fostering interaction between academic and K-12 communities, support the implementation of research-based methods in the classroom, and promote interest in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Graduate Center for the Study of Early Learning
Our team of researchers and pre-K specialists provide collaborative leadership and research-based information concerning child development, education, policy decisions, and more for stakeholders in early childhood education across Mississippi and beyond. We believe that all children have the right to learn and grow in an environment that supports a natural ability to explore, create and wonder.
Mississippi Geographic Alliance
We want to increase geographic literacy through high-quality geography educational services for civic leaders, policymakers, the general public, and K-12 students and educators.
National Center for School-University Partnership
The National Center for School-University Partnership is an expanding professional community consisting of district-university partnerships from across the nation. The community aims to provide support for local education agencies (LEAs) and institutions of higher education (IHEs) in their utilization of continuous improvement methodologies to foster the growth of leaders and educators. Additionally, the community is focused on addressing persistent issues that confront districts, schools, and their respective communities. The community facilitates discussions surrounding common dilemmas, shares successful strategies, and engages in role-alike conversations, improvement reviews, and collective problem-solving and planning through the application of improvement science.
Willie Price Lab School
At Willie Price Lab School, we cultivate a dynamic learning environment where we foster curiosity, encourage creativity, and instill a lifelong love for learning. Through a personalized approach and a play-based curriculum, we are dedicated to nurturing each child's unique potential, creating a vibrant community that inspires exploration and sets the foundation for a bright future
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North Mississippi Education Consortium
The North Mississippi Education Consortium is a partnership between forty-four North Mississippi public school districts, three community colleges, and the University of Mississippi’s School of Education. Its purpose is to provide a means whereby participating members can assure quality educational programs through cooperative efforts and shared resources, for the benefit of students and communities being served.
Contact the North Mississippi Education Consortium