Academics - Education and Human Development
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Want to shape the future? Consider UMaine’s College of Education and Human Development. Our students have access to the most current research, a comprehensive liberal arts education and extensive opportunities for real-world experience. This gives graduates the professional skills they need to address the needs of schools, children and families, along with a well-rounded academic experience that prepares them for lifelong learning. As the home of statewide, regional and national research and professional development programs, our teaching and learning are timely, relevant and constantly informed.
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education
- Child Development and Family Relations
- Kinesiology and Physical Education
- Athletic Training
Graduate Programs
Alumni Success Stories
Bill Livesey
As the four — shortstop Derek Jeter, 37, pitcher Mariano Rivera, 40, catcher Jorge Posada, 39, and pitcher Andy Pettitte, 38 — begin to show their age at a time when two of the players' contracts are expiring, Yankees former executive Bill Livesey, a 1962 graduate of the College of Education at the University of Maine, will be watching with a trained eye.
As the four — shortstop Derek Jeter, 37, pitcher Mariano Rivera, 40, catcher Jorge Posada, 39, and pitcher Andy Pettitte, 38 — begin to show their age at a time when two of the players' contracts are expiring, Yankees former executive Bill Livesey, a 1962 graduate of the College of Education at the University of Maine, will be watching with a trained eye.
Student Success Stories
Student-Teaching and Internship Opportunities
For future educators, student-teaching before graduation is hardly a new idea. But for undergraduates at UMaine, it’s anything but the same-old, same-old.
For future educators, student-teaching before graduation is hardly a new idea. But for undergraduates at UMaine, it’s anything but the same-old, same-old.
