College of Education
Home to the cornerstone of West Liberty's founding programs, the College of Education provides students with close student-faculty relationships, engaging teaching, state-of-the-art technology, and a myriad of professional development opportunities. The College is divided into two departments - the Department of Professional Education - early education, elementary education, secondary education and special education and the Department of Health and Human Performance - physical education, health education, athletic training and exercise physiology.
The College also offers a Master of Arts in Education with concentrations in special education, technology, educational leadership, advanced teaching and sports leadership and coaching.
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