- Undergraduate students must have:
- 3.0 GPA
- Completed at least 30 credit hours
- 12 credit hours in professional education courses (programmed, in process, or completed)
- Graduate students must have:
- 3.25 GPA
- Completed at least 6 credit hours
- 12 credit hours in professional education courses (programmed, in process, or completed)
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There is a one-time initiation fee of $95.00.
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Directions for fee submission will be provided upon successful submission the application and acceptance into KDP.
Student Organizations
APSU Student Tennessee Education Association
STEA is Tennessee’s only professional association for pre-service teachers. The TEA and its student program help lead members to a brighter professional future. The student program exists to help you make a smooth transition from the campus to the classroom – to help give you the edge as a teacher in those very important first years.
STEA is an affiliate of the 60,000 member National Education Association Student Program (NEA-SP), the nation’s largest and most influential student organization. STEA is part of the 50,000 member TEA, and the 3.2 million member NEA. These groups are considered the voice of education in America. STEA membership is $35 per year, and it provides a host of benefits, including liability insurance for student teachers, discounts, scholarship opportunities and professional learning.
STEA strives to maintain the core values of teacher quality, community outreach and political action.
Access the organization's state website here: tnea.org/student-tea.
Please check out the STEA bulletin board on the first floor of Claxton for upcoming
meeting/event dates and times, and follow STEA on PeayLink or on social media.
To learn more about STEA, contact APSU's faculty advisor:
Dr. Joanne Philhower
Claxton 101B
931-221-7767
philhowerj@apsu.edu
Organization Leaders (2024-25):
President: Valerie Mandez
Vice President: Gabby Bracey Emrey
Secretary: Ellen Smith
Treasurer: Sarah Earls
Historian: Lauren Riad
Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society of Education
Established to foster excellence in education and promote fellowship among those dedicated
to teaching as well as to sustain an honored community of diverse educators by promoting
excellence and advancing scholarship, leadership and service, the name is derived
from Greek words representing “knowledge, duty, and power.“ Pioneering since its inception
with the inclusion of both women and men, Kappa Delta Pi is internationally comprised
of 582 chapters and more than 45,000 members. Benefits for members include job search
assistance, opportunities for leadership, professional development and access to teacher
resources.
To learn more about Kappa Delta Pi, contact APSU's faculty advisors:
Dr. Charmaine Lowe
Claxton 221
lowec@apsu.edu
Dr. Tara Hill
Claxton 313
hillt@apsu.edu
Access the organization's national website here: www.kdp.org/home.
How do I join?