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I have experienced the TE program as collegial and intellectually challenging. Professors and students alike are always ready and willing to engage difficult topics. As well, the interrelationships between TE and other departments in the College of Education permit opportunities to participating in engaging conversations.
East Lansing has a small town feel that welcomes the kind of intense focus needed to progress through the rigors of TE. Conversely, for the big-city-life folk, there is always an element of big city ...
I have experienced the TE program as collegial and intellectually challenging. Professors and students alike are always ready and willing to engage difficult topics. As well, the interrelationships between TE and other departments in the College of Education permit opportunities to participating in engaging conversations.
East Lansing has a small town feel that welcomes the kind of intense focus needed to progress through the rigors of TE. Conversely, for the big-city-life folk, there is always an element of big city ...