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“I chose LSSU expecting a very good engineering education. What I didn’t expect was faculty with real-world engineering experience and abilities, labs with real-world equipment, projects with real-world outcomes, and an entire campus staff with real interest in my success, as a student and yet today. My LSSU engineering education has created or supported every desired career opportunity. LSSU was absolutely the right place for me.”

Dan Goodrich,
Mechanical Engineering 1999,
Vehicle Test & Development,
Electronic Brake Systems Group

Integrated Science

Will hold full elementary certification for self contained classrooms.

Do you have a career choice in mind where a regular degree will not give you the background you need?

Specialized Program

Degrees

This program includes either training for elementary level teacher certification with a major in integrated science, or an elementary teaching minor in integrated science, or an approved secondary teaching major leading to Michigan Teacher certification in Integrated Science (program code DI).

Elementary teachers will hold full elementary certification for self contained classrooms, as well as qualification to teach all science subjects in the middle school.

Secondary teacher certification enables the candidate to teach biology, chemistry, Earth/space science, life science, physics and physical science in grades 6-12.

Contact the School of Education for more information.

Candidates completing the secondary program are not required to have a minor in addition to this major. The Comprehensive (5-year) program includes student teaching as a requirement within the bachelor’s degree.

Candidates completing the Core (4-year) program graduate and enter student teaching as postbaccalaureate candidates.

In addition to classroom teaching, graduates can pursue careers as science educators, curriculum specialists or enter graduate study in science, science education or related fields.

Bachelor of Science
- Integrated Science Elementary Teaching (pdf)
- Integrated Science Secondary Teaching (pdf)

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Senior Project...

Cheryl Baudoin Senior in Communication

LSSU senior communication major Cheryl Baudoin, director of the play, based her adaptation on Diane Gilliam Fisher's book of the same name. Kettle Bottom is a look into lives of workers and families in the coal camps of 1920-21 West Virginia with an emphasis on the miners' strike in Mingo County and the Matewan Massacre. Baudoin’s adaptation of Fisher's book uses the perspective of the women and children and one lone miner to depict the harsh and sad reality of the company coal camps.

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