School of Education and Behavioral Sciences

SCHOOL OF

EDUCATION &

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

Langston University’s School of Education and Behavioral Sciences continues its tradition of producing effective educators and purposeful professionals in their respective fields of expertise. We are national leaders in the graduate study of rehabilitation and disability studies and urban education. Our six undergraduate programs are designed for academic excellence, practical experiences and preparation for a variety of careers.

We ‘grow in pride’ through commitment to inclusion, innovation, integrity and intellect.

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DID YOU KNOW...

HPER and Psychology are among the top majors at Langston University?

Psychology is the second most popular bachelor degree program at LU and Health, Physical Education and Recreation is the sixth most popular bachelor degree program.

US News & World Report ranks Langston University in the top 20 for best Rehabilitation Counseling programs?

We offer one bachelor’s degree and two master’s degrees in the area of rehabilitation and disability studies.

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The School of Education and Behavioral Sciences offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs at both the Langston and Oklahoma City campuses. Degree programs offered at the Oklahoma City campus include:

Psychology
Liberal Education
Urban Education
Rehabilitation Counseling

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Dr. Corey Moore recently accepted an invitation from the Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra to serve on the advisory committee for the newly confirmed director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Dr. Moore is a professor and founding chair of the Department of Rehabilitation and Disability Studies at Langston University as well as the principal investigator and research director at the university’s two Rehabilitation Research and Training Centers (RRTCs). Under his direction, the RRTCs serve as centers of national excellence in disability and rehabilitation research and capacity building.

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The Inspired to Teach program offers qualified students an opportunity to earn scholarships and benefits. Program participants may have the opportunity to earn up to $25,500 as they complete their Educator Preparation program and teach in Oklahoma.

For more information, please contact Dr. Angela Abney, Coordinator of Clinical and Field Experiences, Langston University, at angela.abney@langston.edu.

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