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Education: Organizations

MBU Student Organizations

The following are student organizations offered through the MBU Education Division:

 

 The Student Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development (S-ASCD) provides teacher candidates an opportunity to network with a recognized association such as Missouri ASCD and ASCD, a national/international organization known for its leadership in education. The organization encourages pre-service educators to initiate leadership, workshop, and networking opportunities for peers in the formative stages in their careers and to gain valuable experiences that will enhance their knowledge of major issues and trends in education. For more information visit: www.ASCD.org

 The Student Missouri State Teachers’ Association (S-MSTA) is a pre-professional organization composed of education students and others interested in teaching as a career. The chapter seeks to provide its members with opportunities for personal and professional growth, the development of leadership skills, a better understanding of the teaching profession, and participation in professional activities at the local and state levels. For more information visit www.msta.org/

 

 

Kappa Delta Pi is an international honor society in education, with a national membership of undergraduate and graduate students, university faculty and administrators, classroom teachers, school administrators, retired educators, Laureate members, and honorary members. Its purposes are to promote excellence, recognize honor students, and acknowledge outstanding contributions to education. 

Please visit www.KDP.org for more information.

  

Student Council for Exceptional Children  is a student chapter of the international organization Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) which advocates for the education of children considered disabled. For more information go to www.cec.sped.org/.

 

 National Association for Music Educators (NAfME) is a national organization for college  students interested in teaching music. It provides opportunities for professional  growth, introduces students to the music education profession and professionals and  provides networking opportunities among NAfME members from other universities. The  NAfME also assists MBU’s music department throughout the year. For more information go to www.nafme.org/

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Missouri Associations

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