College of Education and Human Services :: Welcome
impact your community, change the world
Our world-class faculty are conducting innovative, educational research to help you reimagine the practice of teaching. You’ll receive guidance and mentoring to achieve success in the classroom while taking on practical, real-world experiences to build the confidence and skills you’ll need after graduation. With extended locations throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and our growing online degree program offerings, you’re sure to find the perfect fit for your busy life.
The College of Education and Human Services at A&M-Commerce is improving the quality of life in Texas and beyond by educating teachers, administrators and human services professionals. Our success stems from a wide variety of degree programs, small class sizes and faculty who take time to develop one-on-one relationships with our students.
College of Education and Human Services :: Departments
Departments
College of Education and Human Services :: Benefits of an A&M-Commerce Business Degree
Benefits of a Degree from A&M-Commerce
Continue our legacy of exceptionalism! Our students have a 97% pass rate on initial statewide teacher certification examinations.
Gain real-world, on-the-job educator training through our partnerships with local school districts.
Develop your social work and counseling skills through practicum courses and internships.
Learn from world-class faculty conducting innovative educational research.
Gain hands-on health and human performance knowledge in our Human Performance Lab and other advanced-technology facilities.
We provide you with information, guidance and specialized services toward achieving your academic and career goals.
With modern classrooms and multiple laboratories for research, the Nursing and Health Sciences building houses our nursing, body mechanics, nutrition and wellness, and kinesiology programs, as well as the Biomedical Institute for Regenerative Research.
College of Education and Human Services :: Program Cost
Program Costs
As of fall 2020, tuition and fees for an undergraduate taking 12 credit hours are $4,125 for a Texas resident and $9,034 for a non-resident.
Tuition and fees for a graduate student in the College of Education and Human Services taking nine credit hours are $3,820 for a Texas resident and $7,500 for a non-resident.
College of Education and Human Services :: Welcome from the Dean
Welcome from the Dean
Greetings and welcome to the College of Education and Human Services at Texas A&M-Commerce. As dean, I’m thrilled to lead the college as we build future leaders today!
Education is the foundation of every career and life trajectory, and we look forward to contributing to your life journey of opportunity and prosperity. Wherever you are in life, we will work with you to create space where your dreams and realities embrace each other. You are never too old, and it is never too late to change your ending.
My goal as dean is to work collaboratively with our esteemed faculty, alumni and a thriving Texas community of professionals to help create an ideal place to pursue academic opportunity and accomplish your professional and personal goals. Real-world, practical experiences and simulations, research collaborations and study-abroad programs provide an education that will position you for career success.
While there are many choices in higher education, A&M-Commerce rises to the top because our student-centered professors make teaching their top priority. You’ll work side-by-side with professors who provide experiences and networks that prepare you to lead in cutting edge, professional environments and competitive workspaces.
COEHS:: Assistant Deans
Assistant Deans
Juan Araujo, Ph.D.
Dr. Juan Araujo assists in the management and leadership of education program initiatives within the College of Education and Human Services.
DeMarquis Hayes, Ph.D.
Dr. DeMarquis Hayes assists in the management and leadership of human services program initiatives within the College of Education and Human Services.
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ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
The College of Education and Human Services proudly presents its annual symposium each fall semester. These free events are designed to stimulate intellectual discussion and cultivate mindsets focused on creating positive impacts on local and extended communities.
College of Education and Human Services :: Featured News
Featured News
A&M-Commerce Awarded $1.23 Million Grant to Serve Disadvantaged Rural Students in Texas
Texas A&M University-Commerce is the recipient of a $1.23 million Rural Postsecondary and Economic Development (RPED) grant earmarked to benefit disadvantaged students by improving rates of college enrollment, determination and completion among rural students. The RPED grant program is designed to develop high-quality career paths that align with high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand industries and occupations […]
A&M-Commerce Sport and Recreation Management Students Assist with Nationally Televised NCAA Football Games
Several students in the Sport and Recreation Management program at Texas A&M University-Commerce volunteered at two NCAA football games in 2021, the NCAA DII Football Championship game and the Armed Forces Bowl. Clay Bolton, Ed.D., associate professor and program director, reports that he and 22 students worked the national championship game at McKinney ISD Stadium […]
First Social Work Cohort Graduates from A&M-Commerce at Frisco
Texas A&M University-Commerce students Jodie Schmitt, Samantha Newton and Caylin Menard donned their caps and gowns for the Dec. 18 commencement ceremony in Commerce, becoming the first cohort of undergraduate social work students to graduate from A&M-Commerce at Frisco. “This cohort is a tight-knit group of women who will make great social workers,” said Randi […]
TAMUC Health and Human Performance Faculty, Students Attend State Conference
Faculty and students representing the A&M-Commerce Department of Health and Human Performance recently attended the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (TAHPERD) annual conference in Arlington, Texas. The group made several presentations and brought home one award. Graduate student Omar Ramirez (pictured) and Associate Professor Vipa Bernhardt earned a first-place finish for […]
TAMUC Real Talk Workshop Registers More than 270 Students
The College of Education and Human Services and the Office of Campus Life and Student Success recently hosted a Real Talk Workshop event to assist students with academic holds or other issues that might prevent them from registering for the upcoming semester. Kimberly McLeod, dean of the College of Education and Human Services, said more […]
A&M-Commerce Department of Counseling Shines at State Conference
Faculty and students representing the Department of Counseling at Texas A&M University-Commerce recently attended the Texas Counseling Association’s (TCA) annual Professional Growth Conference in Galveston, Texas, where they made several presentations and brought home two awards. Second-year doctoral student Sarah Stillwell received the Molly Gerold Human Rights Award, which is presented to individuals in recognition […]
A&M-Commerce Psychology Professor Publishes New Book
Professor Tracy B. Henley in the Department of Psychology and Special Education at A&M-Commerce and Matt J. Rossano, professor of psychology at Southeastern Louisiana University, are co-editors of a new book, “Psychology and Cognitive Archaeology: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Study of the Human Mind.” According to the publisher, the edited volume explores archaeological data […]
A&M-Commerce Special Education Faculty Member Named to Board
Belinda Rudinger, Ed.D., a clinical assistant professor in the Department of Psychology and Special Education at A&M-Commerce, has been elected to the board of the Council for Exceptional Children’s Division on Visual Impairments and Deaf-Blindness (DVIDB). DVIDB seeks to advance the education of individuals with visual impairments while promoting related educational, scientific and charitable purposes. […]
TAMUC Curriculum and Instruction Professor Selected as Candidate for National Board
Toni Sturdivant, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at A&M-Commerce, has been selected as a candidate for the governing board of the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). NAEYC is the world’s largest organization of early childhood professionals and is considered a thought-leader in the field of […]
TAMUC Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Member Selected for Research Fellowship
The American Educational Research Association (AERA) has selected Dr. Karyn E. Miller, assistant professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at A&M-Commerce, for the fourth cohort of the AERA-Fellowship Program on the Study of Deeper Learning (AERA-SDL). Supported by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the AERA-SDL fellowship includes professional development and training activities, […]
College of Education and Human Services :: Contact
Contact Us
- College of Education and Human Services
- 903.886.5181
- P.O. Box 3011
- Commerce, TX 75429-3011
