The Teacher-Shortage Crisis, the Alternate Route, and the Mississippi Teacher Corps Thirty Years Later

Location

Barnard Observatory, Tupelo Room

Start Date

8-4-2020 12:00 PM

End Date

8-4-2020 1:00 PM

Publication Date

April 2020

Description

In this SouthTalk, Andrew Mullins discusses Mississippi’s teacher shortage and its causes, as well as the alternate route and the thirty-year history of the Mississippi Teacher Corps. Andrew Mullins served as chief of staff to University of Mississippi chancellors, and worked under chancellors Gerald Turner, Robert Khayat, and Dan Jones. He is emeritus associate professor of education and a founder of the Mississippi Teacher Corps.

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The Teacher-Shortage Crisis, the Alternate Route, and the Mississippi Teacher Corps Thirty Years Later

Barnard Observatory, Tupelo Room

In this SouthTalk, Andrew Mullins discusses Mississippi’s teacher shortage and its causes, as well as the alternate route and the thirty-year history of the Mississippi Teacher Corps. Andrew Mullins served as chief of staff to University of Mississippi chancellors, and worked under chancellors Gerald Turner, Robert Khayat, and Dan Jones. He is emeritus associate professor of education and a founder of the Mississippi Teacher Corps.