
An [extra]ordinary camp for extraordinary campers
"As my brother's wife, who is a pediatrician, says, it’s amazing ‘to see kids step outside their diagnoses.’"
Eric Boyer College of Education and Counseling Professor of Education
Read full storyDynamic, engaged, culturally responsive leaders – these are our CEC graduates. Our leaders step into their schools ready to engage with their communities in a way that honors and celebrates diversity in the spirit of Benedictine values. Join us in this important work - grounded in mission and driven by a vision of equitable education for all!
Our program pathways provide many routes to excellence, all of which culminate in real experience and are focused on community, collaboration, and cultural awareness.
No matter your major, if you are interested in teaching grades 4-12, there are pathways to Secondary Education certification, too!
Our Master’s programs will challenge you to become the best in your field. We develop professionals who are analytical, reflective, ethical, and culturally responsive. Explore our many opportunities, and choose your path to success!
Our dynamic regional conference included keynote speaker Erin Jones, whose inspiring address focused on equity in education. It was a professionally focused day of policy and practice sharing, mobilization, and network building! Join us next year!
Learn more about our breakout sessions!We prepare school leaders with vision, passion, and a focus on social justice. Our administrators go into the field ready to actively engage, leverage strengths, listen and reflect, and make meaningful change.
Explore our Administrator programSaint Martin's offers a variety of degree programs designed to meet the needs of our students enrolled at our campus at JBLM. Whether you want to upgrade your skills, dive into a new field or explore your potential, Saint Martin's-JBLM can help.
Contact us to find out more about Saint Martin's-JBLM"As my brother's wife, who is a pediatrician, says, it’s amazing ‘to see kids step outside their diagnoses.’"
Eric Boyer College of Education and Counseling Professor of Education
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