Career & Technology Education
Engineering and Technology Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science in Education
The graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in Engineering and Technology Teacher Education will use the knowledge and skills obtained in the program to:
- Be capable of implementing a contemporary technology education program based on the Standards for Technological Literacy.
- Possess a conceptual understanding of 1) the nature and history of technology and 2) the influence of technology on society and the environment.
- Demonstrate competence with various technologies including design, communication, manufacturing, construction, transportation, energy, bio-related technology and computer technology.
- Employ and teach problem solving methods to solve technical problems.
- Demonstrate the ability to operate lab equipment in an efficient and safe manner and teach accordingly.
- Demonstrate the ability to operate, schedule and control labs for technology education programs.
- Display professional habits including involvement in professional associations related to Technology Education, continuous learning, and collegiality.
Engineering and Technology Teacher Education: Major, B.S. in Ed. Degree
Four-Year Plan
SCHOLARSHIPS
Application forms can be found online from the Foundation office.
Jacob M. Cunningham Memorial Scholarship
To apply, a student must:
a. be a full-time junior, senior or graduate student in good academic standing at UCM;
b.
have a minimum overall GPA of 3.0;
c.
be pursuing a degree in the field of technology (automotive technology management, computer-aided drafting and design technology, construction management, electronics technology, engineering technology, fashion: textile and clothing in business, graphic arts technology, industrial technology, manufacturing management, photography, or technology education);
d.
be worthy, deserving and of good moral character;
e.
show promise of leadership and academic ability in one of the fields of technology;
f.
demonstrate financial need
*Preference shall be given to a student(s) independently financing his/her education.
Bill and Anne Downs Scholarship
To apply, a student must:
a. be a full-time undergraduate student at UCM the following academic year;
b. be a non-traditional student;
c. be pursuing a degree in graphics or industrial technology education;
d. be worthy, deserving and of good moral character;
e. show promise of leadership and academic ability in the field of graphic arts, drafting, photography, fashion merchandising and/or industrial technology education.
* For this scholarship, “non-traditional” is defined as an individual who is 25 years old or older.
William R. Harmsen Scholarship in Technology Education
To apply, a student must:
a. be a full-time junior or senior student at UCM;
b. be pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Education Degree in Technology Education;
c. be worthy, deserving and show promise of leadership and academic ability in the field of technology education;
d. be admitted to the teacher education program at UCM.
Ben E. Moore Scholarship
To apply, a student must:
a. be a full-time junior or senior student in good academic standing at UCM;
b. be pursuing a degree in technology education;
c. show promise of leadership and academic ability in the field of technology education.
* In the event there are applicants of equal worthiness, preference shall be given to the student(s) exhibiting the greatest financial need.
