TEAL provides the highest number of graduates to become teachers in the state of Utah, with placement rates at or above 98% for licensed graduates seeking employment in special education, elementary education, and 18 secondary education fields. Our college is ranked #1 in the state of Utah by the U.S. News and World report and receives over $40 million annually in research funding to support teaching and clinical services.
We offer degrees in collaboration with 22 other departments at the Logan and statewide campuses.
We offer Master of Science and Master of Education degrees in Curriculum and Instruction, along with a Master of Education in School Leadership.
Earn a doctorate in education in a college ranked in the top 2% of all graduate colleges of education in the country.
Certificates and Endorsements are offered for both undergraduate and graduate students in TEAL.
Ryan Knowles, associate professor in the Department of Teacher Education and Leadership (TEAL) in the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services at Utah State University, was recently awarded a research grant from the renowned Spencer Found...
Professor Kessa Roberts collaborated with researchers at Southern Methodist University in a unique way to communicate with educators about a serious topic—student homelessness. Funded by a grant from the Spencer Foundation, the team created a comic book, ...
A stream of parents and students flowed through the Lyndsley Wilkerson Gallery in the Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence Friday during the opening of the six annual Creativity Unbound Student Art Exhibition. Pieces of art in a variety of mediums from...
Jake Downs, assistant professor in USU’s School of Teacher Education and Leadership (TEAL), was recently awarded the 2024 Reading Hall of Fame Emerging Scholars Fellowship. TEAL Department Head Steven Camicia says, “This fellowship indicates the high rega...
