Education Studies Minor
The Education Studies minor is designed to allow students from a variety of majors (including self-designed) to enhance their professional portfolio with an immersion of courses that explore education from theoretical, practical, and cultural perspectives. Further enhancing the minor are courses focused on the dynamics of groups with an opportunity to select courses tailored to the students interest and professional goals. Sterling students undertaking the Education Studies minor will develop a skill set applicable in a variety of settings and to a diversity of ages. For a list of courses required for this minor view the minor checklist on the Advising Forms page.
Organizations Sterling Education Studies Minors have worked for:
- EarthWalk
- Camp Denali
- Teton Science School
- Hulbert Outdoor Center
- Kroka Expeditions
- National Park Service
- North Woods Stewardship Center
Organizations Sterling College Graduates have worked for:
- The Nature Conservancy
- Vermont Land Trust
- U.S. Forest Service
- National Park Service
- American Museum of Natural History
- Howard Gardner School
- Teton Science School
Coyote Kids Mentor working with Craftsbury students through the Sterling Work Program
