Welcome to the
Moore School of Education
Preparing Students to be Effective, Equitable, Caring Educators, Sign Language Interpreters and Advocates in Deaf Social Services
Welcome to the Moore School of Education, where you can prepare for two distinct career paths.
First, there is the education path. This path equips students with theory and practice in teaching and learning, a social justice-oriented pedagogy, and the leadership skills needed to teach in diverse classrooms.
Second, there is a Deaf Studies path. This path equips students with the linguistic and practical skills necessary for being a culturally responsive service provider to people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf+, and/or deafblind in a variety of settings.
Students in these programs will have the opportunity to learn and develop the professional knowledge and skills necessary to be effective educators or professionals (interpreters or an advocate in social services for deaf people). These skills develop under the supervision of an experienced and qualified faculty.
Featured Degrees
Deaf Studies
BS
Master of Education
MEd
Education
BS
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We are excited for our upcoming events this week! Sign up for cornhole (prizes involved): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ns56fHdq09HKV2S_v92RlD_Gk0GQUn96YwVHtPKKK8o/edit?usp=sharing
George Rawlings (December 28, 1945 – March 16, 2023) was a very special friend and supporter of Carolina University. According to his online obituary, George was born in Tyler, Texas to Dr. John William Rawlings and his wife Orelia Willie Mobley Rawlings. In 1966, George married his high school sweetheart, Beverly. After a short time […]
Chapel Speaker for 3/24 – Deon Parker
Friday’s Chapel speaker is Deon Parker. Deon grew up in the state of Michigan. He was a 2004 graduate of Piedmont Baptist College (now Carolina University in Winston-Salem, NC). He has been married to his wife Julie since 2001 and has 5 children and 2 grandchildren. Deon has spent nearly two decades in vocational Christian ministry, as […]