The College of Education and Human Development celebrated 317 undergraduate and 418 graduate students at commencement ceremonies last weekend.
View photos from the events at the links below.




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Undergraduate students by the numbers
Number of graduates: 317
- 29% of undergraduates are the first in their immediate families to graduate from college
- 44% of undergraduates completed a minor or a dual major
- 24% of graduates are from out of state
- Graduates represent 50 Missouri counties and 13 states: Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas
By emphasis area:
- Bachelor of Educational Studies: 19
- Early Childhood: 27
- Elementary: 125
- Child Development and Education: 1
- Child Life Specialist: 15
- Early Childhood Education in a Mobile Society: 6
- Family and Lifespan Development: 32
- Language Arts: 23
- Mathematics: 14
- Science: 5
- Social Studies: 30
- Special Education: 20




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Graduate students by the numbers
Number of graduates: 418
Degrees
- Ed Sp: Educational Specialist
- MA: Master of Arts
- MEd: Master of Education
- MLIS: Master of Library & Information Science
- MS: Master of Science
- EdD: Doctor of Education
- PhD: Doctor of Philosophy
Degrees by department:
- Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis: 67
- Educational, School and Counseling Psychology: 159
- Human Development and Family Science: 14
- Learning, Teaching and Curriculum: 91
- Information Science and Learning Technologies: 74
- Special Education: 13