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Office of Field Services and Professional Development Schools

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Office of Field Services and Professional Development Schools

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Field Experiences

Field experiences are integral in providing real-life, direct application of the theories and processes shared by university faculty in university classrooms. Most education courses require field-based experiences, which are completed in the education setting most appropriate for the major. The field-based experiences are completed at a professional development school (PDS), a partner site in the PDS network, or at a licensed childcare facility. The initial certification teacher preparation programs at Coppin State University offer sequenced field-based experiences designed to provide diverse experiential learning experiences for prospective teachers.

Courses that require field experiences are categorized in 4 phases:

Early field Experience Phase I: Observation 16 hours/course At a PDS or partner site
  Phase IIA: Observation, Participation, & Reflection min. 24 hours/course At a PDS or partner site
Pre-Extensive Internship Phase IIB 20 days At a PDS site
Extensive Internship Phase III 80 days At a PDS site

Field Experience Hour Requirement 

Field-Experience Hours Required Range of Hours to be Completed
If taking 2 courses requiring 16 hours for each Complete a minimum of 22-32 hours (at instructor discretion)
If taking 2 courses requiring 16 hours for each and 1 course requiring 24 hours Complete a minimum of 40-56 hours (at instructor discretion)
If taking 1 course requiring 16 hours and 2 courses requiring 24 hours for each Complete a minimum of 48-64 hours (at instructor discretion)
If taking 2 courses requiring 24 hours for each Complete a minimum of 40-48 hours (at instructor discretion)
If taking 3 courses requiring 24 hours for each Complete a minimum of 52-72 hours (at instructor discretion)

Courses 

Phase I Phase IIA Phase IIB Phase III
EDUC 202 SPED 201

ECED Majors

EDUC 300, ECED 301, ECED 329, EDUC 408, REED 401

ECED Majors

ECED 330, ECED 331, ECED 333, ECED 337, ECED 338

ECED Majors

ECED 411, ECED 412

 

ELED Majors

EDUC 300, ELED 301, EDUC 408, REED 401

ELED Majors

ELED 302, ELED 303, ELED 304, ELED 305, ELED 306, ELED 307

ELED Majors

ELED 412, ELED 413

 

SPED Majors

SPED 203, SPED 302, SPED 303, SPED 401, SPED 402, SPED 403 EDUC 300, REED 401

SPED Majors

SPED 301, SPED 304, SPED 305, SPED 306

SPED Majors

SPED 404, SPED 405

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Forensic Investigations Club

Department of Criminal Justice

Forensic Investigations Club

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Welcome to the Forensics Club!

The Coppin State University Forensic Investigation Club is a student organization designed to promote further learning and professional development in preparation for a career involving forensic investigations. Members of the organization will be able to foster relationships with members of similar interests while learning more about the forensic investigations field.

Membership Interest Form

Goals & Objectives

The club provides opportunities for students to:

Club Officers and Advisors

President: India Johnson email

Vice President: Charron Thomas

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Secretary: Kayla Key email

Treasurer: Wesley Rice email

Primary Advisor: Dr. Darlene Brothers-Gray email

Secondary Advisor: Dr. Min Zhang email

Criminal Justice Club

Department of Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice Club

Overview

Criminal Justice Club

The purpose of the Coppin State University Criminal Justice (CJ) Club is to provide an opportunity for criminal justice majors and students interested in the field of criminal justice to learn about its core components: law-enforcement, the courts, and corrections. Students will also connect with community-based social justice organizations that support public safety and have fun networking with peers, faculty, CJ Leaders, and community stakeholders.

Club Officers and Advisor

President: Shanaya Walker swalker16@student.coppin.edu

Vice President: Sam Mensuphu-Bey

Treasurer: Kyra Ashe

Secretary: Kaylin Townes

Club Advisor: Dr. Johnny Rice II jrice@coppin.edu

Activities

Criminal Justice Club Members

The CJ Club will participate in and host a range of activities to support a positive student experience. Activities consist of but are not limited to the following:

  • Brown Bag Luncheons with Criminal Justice Leaders
  • Student-Led Professional Development Workshops
  • Field Trips to Criminal Justice Places of Interest
  • Fun and Engaging Team Building Activities
  • Community Service Opportunities

Please sign-up so we can notify you of our upcoming interest meeting.

Club Interest Form