Justice, Community and Leadership Minor: Single Subject 4+1

 A justice-focused pathway that pairs with your major and positions you to earn a Single Subject Teaching Credential; roles span classrooms, curriculum, policy, and community programs. 
(*Some careers may require additional certification or graduate study)

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Single Subject Teacher (Middle/High School)
Design standards-aligned lessons, manage classrooms, and measure learning in your credential subject

Student Teacher / Teaching Resident
Apprentice with a mentor teacher while planning instruction, delivering lessons, and gathering assessment data

Instructional Assistant / Paraeducator
Provide targeted supports, accommodations, and small-group instruction to advance student learning

Substitute Teacher
Maintain continuity of instruction, implement prepared plans, and manage diverse classrooms across subjects

Curriculum & Assessment Coordinator (Entry-Level)
Assist with pacing guides, common assessments, and data cycles to improve instructional practice

Education Policy / Program Analyst (Entry-Level)
Compile evidence, evaluate K–12 initiatives, and draft briefs that inform district or state decisions

Community Engagement & Service-Learning Coordinator
Build school–community partnerships, place volunteers, and track outcomes for experiential learning

EdTech Implementation Specialist
Train faculty on instructional tools, collect adoption feedback, and troubleshoot classroom technology

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