Community Education Major

Students interested in working in community-related educational settings should pursue a Community Education degree. Students can explore programs that serve children, families, and the community at large such as, but not limited to, youth advocacy programs, historical museums, children's museums, art museums, theatre groups, recreational programs, parent groups, health related programs, family shelters, and other family support service organizations.

At Curry College, you’ll be able to work side-by-side with faculty, staff, and other students to collaborate, research, and plan for your future. From field experiences to the Senior Practicum Seminar and on-campus clubs and organizations, you’ll become actively involved in pursing what interests you. Developing close relationships with experienced faculty supports you in your development as an effective teacher.

• Community Education Major Requirements
• Applying to an Education Major

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• Literacy Playgroup – Participate in a Literacy Playgroup with the Milton Early Childhood Alliance as a high-achieving Education student.
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• Pi Lambda Theta (Education Honor Society)
• Curry Cares – Community Service Club
• Education Club