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Education Ambassadors
The Education Ambassador organization is a select group of students who serve as the official student representatives for the College of Education. Education Ambassadors are responsible for providing tours of the College, attending University events, visiting with prospective students and welcoming new students to campus.
Learn more about our Education Ambassadors program
Study Abroad
The College of Education sponsors two Study Abroad Experiences for our future educators. Students can participate in study abroad experiences after completion of two long semesters at Texas Tech.
Salamanca Spain
Dr. Comfort Pratt leads a study abroad trip to Salamanca, Spain. In Salamanca, the students take Spanish language and culture classes daily at Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, work in two trilingual schools and participate in excursions to Madrid, Toledo and Segovia.
For more information please contact Dr. Comfort Pratt via email at c.pratt@ttu.edu.
Dominican Republic
Drs. Button and Johnson lead a Maymester Study Abroad trip to Santiago, Dominican Republic. The students live with Dominican families during their stay, work daily in a bilingual school, attend an evening university course with local Dominican teachers and participate in excursions to the rain forest in Jarabacoa, the beaches in Puerto Plata, and local museums in Santiago.
For more information please contact Dr. Kathryn Button via email at kathryn.button@ttu.edu.

Future Teachers Learning Community
On the Texas Tech campus, a Learning Community houses a group of students on one or more floors of a residence hall with an academic unit focus such as health sciences, architecture, fine arts or a common interest such as first year experience. All share a common goal of creating an educational environment that brings educators and students together to enhance student learning.
The College of Education supports the Future Teachers Learning Community located on the second and third floors of the Hulen dormitory. The Future Teachers Learning Community is open to all students who are interested in pursuing teacher certification.
Register for housing online at the housing website.

Texas State Teachers Association – Student Program (TSTA-SP)
Advisor: Dr. Peggy Price
President: Amelia Cox
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
Advisor: Cynthia Nelson
President: Haley Long
Bilingual Student Organizations (BESO)
Advisor: Eva Midobuche
President: Valeria Hernandez
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