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The Indigenous Teacher Education Program (ITEP) is an in-person Bachelor's Degree granting program that was founded in 2016, through a grant from the US Department of Education. Our mission is to increase the number of Indigenous teachers serving Indigenous students, schools, and communities. Our students graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood or Elementary Education and a teaching certification.

Interested in Applying? Submit Your Unofficial Transcripts

Earning your teaching certification with a focus on Indigenous Pedagogies will provide you the skills, tools, and network to move theory to practice by Indigenizing lessons and curricula for our Indigenous early childhood and elementary kiddos.

If you are interested in applying submit your unofficial transcripts to academic advisor, Alex Nichelson. This will allow us to create an academic plan to identify potential prerequisites needed and a potential start date to apply.

We look forward to hearing from you. Please contact us for additional information or to schedule a 1-on-1 virtual appointment with a coordinator.

College of Education

Indigenous Teacher
Education Program

Interested in Applying? Submit Your Unofficial Transcripts

April Indigenous Pedagogies Speaker Series

SAVE-THE-DATE: Mobilizing Decolonial Praxis Conference Day 1

SAVE-THE-DATE: Mobilizing Decolonial Praxis Conference Day 2

ITEP Celebrates 3 Fall Graduates

ITEP Directors release their much anticipated book, Indigenizing Education!

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Interested in Applying? Submit Your Unofficial Transcripts

ITEP Celebrates 3 Fall Graduates

ITEP Directors release their much anticipated book, Indigenizing Education!