Language, Literacy and Culture
Inquiry and scholarship
Program Pillars
Our degree studies focus on the ways in which language, literacies and culture are integrally linked in K-12 and adult teaching and learning contexts. We examine the social, cultural and political constructions and institutions that affect language, literacies and culture education from various theoretical lenses and through diverse research methodologies. Much of our coursework and scholarship aligns with the following five disciplinary pillars:
- Sociocultural perspectives on LLCE
- LLCE social justice and equity
- LLCE leadership, policy, agency and advocacy
- Literacies and language education
- New literacies studies
- Children’s and young adult literature
Student Resources
Faculty
Our expert faculty are here to help you achieve academic and personal success, including working closely with you throughout your degree and engaging in collaborative research, scholarly projects, and community engagement.
Once admitted to the program, you are assigned an advisor/chair who will help you select faculty to serve on your advisory committee.
Assistantships
All applicants who request to be considered for assistantships by the priority deadline are automatically considered for available Graduate Teaching Assistantship and Graduate Research Assistantship positions, based upon the applicant’s qualifications. Be sure to address your qualifications for a particular position in your Goals Statement in the application.
Admissions
Review details regarding the application process, admission requirements and degree information.
Contact
Dr. Joe Terantino Program CoordinatorLanguage, Literature and Culture405-744-7125llce@osktate.edu