P-12 Programs
Southern Utah University’s (SUU) P-12 Program's goal is to offer P-12 schools affordable graduate education opportunities through general professional learning, state department of education endorsements, and alternative pathways into licensure.
We offer very low cost university graduate professional learning credit for:
- P-12 School Professionals
- Workforce Professionals
- Community Organizations
- Conferences
Programs
There are multiple options for courses to help you pick what works best for you. Most of these courses are taught fully online in 7 week asynchronous format.
APPEL/APPEL SPED
Someone with a Bachelor's degree can obtain a teaching license. This enables district workers to get a license without doing another 4-year degree.
Endorsements
These are for educators who already have a professional license to get specialty course work that goes on their transcript.
Professional Learning
These courses give educators graduate credit on their transcripts outside of APPEL or Endorsement programs.
If you want to further your degree, 12 credits of either an Endorsement or APPEL program can roll into the general Master of Education Program. You will have 1/3 of the degree completed!
Alternatively, up to nine (9) credits of approved 5000+ level work may come into the MIS program, this includes applicable credits from endorsements, professional development courses, or 5000+ level credits. All transferred credits must be approved for transfer by the MIS program director.
We will be offering graduate credit for the following conferences:
- UtSTA October 23 (CRN 34373)
If you've not been an active SUU student within the last semester, please fill out the P-12 application to get credit for conference attendance.
If you have been an active SUU student within the last semester, please fill out the add course form.
Mission Statement
Cultivating educators while building strong partnerships between Southern Utah University and education providers. Together, we strive to enhance student success and drive excellence in P-12 teaching and learning.