These Human Development and Family Studies graduates leave Carolina with knowledge and skills to advocate for the well-being of children, youth, and families in diverse contexts. Many are going on to careers and graduate programs in human services, counseling, allied health, and education.

Graduates of the Music Education program combine their love for music as a performing art with a commitment to providing young people avenues to explore, thrive, grow, and develop to the full extent of their desires and capabilities in classroom settings.

For the past 14 months, these school counseling graduates have completed coursework and a year-long school-based internship — that leads to licensure — and are prepared as effective advocates for students of diverse needs and aspirations.

These Ed.D. in Educational Leadership graduates leave the School as experienced, practice-focused education professionals with understandings, skills, and knowledge to effectively drive school and district — and additional professional settings — improvement with a focus on student success and well-being.