Learn more about campus re-opening and Fall 2020 courses.
Congratulations to the 2019-2020 award winners and the 142 students who made the Dean’s List!
Welcome to the undergraduate Class of 2024 and our new transfer students!
Updates, congratulations, and welcome to the Class of 2024!
Our Communities. Our Schools. Our Passion.
The School of Education is home to more than 400 undergraduate and 140 graduate students. Our students collaborate, embrace the unknown, challenge themselves, and grow into tomorrow’s educators, counselors, and visionaries who will go on to serve Michiana, the nation, and the world.
Approximately 70% of our graduates go on to work and live in St. Joseph/Elkhart counties. Join our team in helping shape the future of our region!
Academic Programs
Study what you love—teaching, leadership, counseling. If you want to change the world, start here.
Become a...
Recognizing our Alums as they go above and beyond for the community!
As communities quickly adapt and respond to COVID-19 and its impact, our Michiana educators and counselors are responding—finding new and innovative ways to serve and support youth and their families.
Making E-Learning Culturally Responsive and Accessible
Recent IUSB alum and English teacher at Jackson Middle School, Alex Wizieck ‘18, knows that his students value connection and being heard.
As learning moves online, Alex describes how “Google Hangouts has allowed me to genuinely be there for my scholars and continue to create the relationship that is needed to be able to teach students. We all desire connection and community.”
“I am looking into ways to use cultural responsiveness throughout my scholars' eLearning.” From Google Hangouts to Tik Tok, “this is a time for creativity and uniqueness to really be released.”
Alex Wizieck ‘18, SBCSC Teacher
Do you know an IUSB graduate who deserves to be recognized for their outstanding service to students and their families? Take a moment to nominate them!
Accreditation
IU South Bend education and counseling programs are nationally accredited through CAEP and CACREP. Our graduates consistently meet and exceed Indiana state licensure requirements. In addition, we continually evaluate and work to expand our programs to respond to the needs of our changing community and world.
Giving to the School of Education
Cost is often the biggest barrier that potential educators face when pursuing a degree. To help our education students continue their studies and graduate, in 2018, more than $28,000 in merit and financial based awards were distributed to our students.
You can help ensure the future of our local schools and communities by contributing to our various scholarship funds.
Learn more about our funding priorities and how you can make a difference!
