Special Education/Intervention Specialist

Marta Roth meets with those studying special ed

Students gain insight about physical
limitations in a class taught by
Associate Professor Marta Roth.

Undergraduate
To receive a B.S.Ed. in Special Education and licensure as an Intervention Specialist, students must complete one of the following specialized programs. Click on a program title below to view and save a program information sheet about each specialization area:

Intervention Specialist: Teaching Students with Mild-to-Moderate Needs
- Mild-to-Moderate 4-year PlaN (QUARTERS)
- Mild-to-Moderate 4-Year Plan (SEMESTERS)
Intervention Specialist: Teaching Students with Moderate-to-Intensive Needs
- Moderate-to-Intensive 4-year Plan (QUARTERS)
- Moderate-to-Intensive 4-Year Plan (SEMESTERS)

The Intervention Specialist programs at both the Mild-Moderate and Moderate-Intensive are Nationally Recognized by the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC).

Students who seek admission into Special Education courses are subject to additional selective admission criteria beyond the college requirements. Enrollment in special education programs is limited . The selective admission process includes review of the prospective student's application to Professional Education, academic record and autobiography. Click below to view Special Ed Selective Admissions.

Special Education Selective Admission Processes, Frequently Asked Questions

Application Form for Special Education Selective Admissions

Special Education Selective Admission Rubric

Program Coordinator:
Dianne Gut
Associate Professor
McCracken Hall 313B
740.593.0874
gut@ohio.edu

Faculty Advisors:
Deborah Cochran
Dianne Gut
Scott Sparks