Career and Technical Education Program

Family and Consumer Science Department
College of Education and Professional Studies
Ellensburg
Michaelsen Hall, room 100
Mail Stop 7565
509-963-2766
Fax 509-963-2787
https://www.cwu.edu/career-technical-education/
See website for how this program may be used for educational and career purposes.

Faculty and Staff    
Chair
Sarah Feeney, PhD, CFLE

Program Coordinators
Kimberlee Bartel, PhD, business and marketing, career and technical education
Jodi Musser, MA, business marketing education, family and consumer sciences education, career and technical education

Professor
Kimberlee Bartel, PhD, business and marketing, career and technical education

Senior Lecturer
Jodi Musser, MA, business and marketing, career and technical education

Lecturer
Breanne Devlin, PhD, family and consumer sciences

Emeritus Professors
Willa Dene Powell, PhD, family and consumer sciences education
Marla Wyatt, PhD, family and consumer sciences education

Staff
Alex Lange, secretary senior

Program Information

Purpose: The purpose of this program is to provide an opportunity for students to concentrate at the master’s level in one or more of the subject areas related to career and technical education. The goal of the program is to prepare candidates for further graduate study, for public school or college teaching, for CTE administrator certification, as specialists in service agencies, or as professionals in, or consultants to business, industry, and government. Completion of this degree does not lead to teacher certification.

Program: In consultation with a faculty advisor, and with the approval of the department chair, each student will complete coursework specific to the degree. All candidates shall complete at least 45 credits as outlined in an approved course of study filed with the Office of Graduate Studies and Research. The student’s advisor and graduate committee, comprised of at least three faculty, will assist in the development of the program. With approval by the department chair and the committee chair, faculty can be selected from another department.

It is expected that four to six thesis, project, and/or exam credits will be included in the student’s program.

Admission Requirements
Admission to the program through the Office of Graduate Studies and Research.

Course Offerings
Frequency of course offering information can be found at the department website: www.cwu.edu/family-consumer or by contacting the department directly.

Programs

• Career and Technical Education, MS
• Family and Consumer Sciences Education, MS

Courses

• CTE 500 - Professional Development
• CTE 501 - Research Methods
• CTE 502 - Statistics
• CTE 522 - Survey of Research
• CTE 580 - Administration
• CTE 581 - Program Resource Management
• CTE 582 - Curriculum Development
• CTE 583 - Partnerships and Advisory Committees
• CTE 584 - Supervision and Evaluation
• CTE 590 - Cooperative Education
• CTE 596 - Individual Study
• CTE 598 - Special Topics
• CTE 599 - Seminar
• CTE 696 - Individual Study
• CTE 698 - Special Topics
• CTE 699 - Seminar
• CTE 700 - Master’s Thesis, Project Study, or Examination

• GPD 552 - Occupational Programs in Family and Consumer Sciences
• GPD 553 - Exceptional Learners in the Secondary Classroom (Special Education)
• GPD 554 - Education in Pluralistic Society (Multicultural Education/Human Relations)
• GPD 557 - Teaching Family and Consumer Sciences with Technology
• GPD 558 - Family and Consumer Sciences Methods I
• GPD 559 - Family and Consumer Sciences Methods II
• GPD 570 - Evaluation and Assessment in FCS Education Programs
• GPD 571 - History and Philosophy of Family and Consumer Sciences Education
• GPD 572 - Profession in Focus
• GPD 573 - Administration in Family and Consumer Sciences Education
• GPD 574 - Research Methods in Family and Consumer Sciences Education
• GPD 575 - Reading in the Content Area
• GPD 576 - Advising FCCLA
• GPD 577 - Techniques of Supervision in Family and Consumer Sciences Education
• GPD 592 - Practica I
• GPD 593 - Practica II