Welcome!

The Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE) was created to help area educators meet their Act 48 credit requirements.  The center is a university-wide program administered by the office of Extended Programs. The office is designed to be a Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for area educators and university faculty members.

Our goal is to provide quality professional development opportunities through workshops and coursework by:

• Identifying  educational training needs of the area's educational communities.
• Developing programs to meet educational training needs.
• Helping area educators meet their Act 48 requirements.

MED Curriculum & Instruction Off Campus Programs
ALL those who wish to apply to the MED Curriculum & Instruction Off Campus programs in Elk Co, Lawrence Co, or Beaver Valley, MUST go to the GRADUATE STUDIES website to download instructions, forms, etc (only way for you to apply as a degree student).  http://www.clarion.edu/graduatestudies/apply/index.shtml

Courses for "Non Degree" Status
Anyone interested in taking selected courses may apply for “Non Degree” status by clicking below:  http://www.clarion.edu/extended/cte/reg_info.htm

Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction
Click here for information on the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction.

For more information on the Center for Teaching Excellence activities contact:

* Dr. William Williams, the Center's director, or
* Susan Staub, the assistant director.
Or, call the center at 814-393-2776.