Office of Teacher Education and Partnerships
The Austin Peay State University Office of Teacher Education and Partnerships serves
as a liaison between teacher candidates and the area schools where they gain valuable
practical experience. All observation and clinical placements are initiated through
this office. The deadline to apply for student teaching for the fall semester is February 15. The deadline to apply for student teaching for the spring semester is September 15. Applications should be submitted in writing to the Office of Teacher Education and Partnerships.
Educator Job Fair
Are you seeking qualified PreK-12 teachers to support the needs in your school district?
Join us at Austin Peay State University for our district recruitment event, which
is mandatory for all student teachers to attend.
Educator Job Fair
Noon - 2 p.m.
April 12
Morgan University Center Ballroom
Employer registration is free! If you have questions about this event, please email
Amy Barrett at barrettam@apsu.edu.
OTEP Staff
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Associate Dean & Director of Teacher Education and Partnerships |
Certification Analyst I |
Coordinator of Teacher Residencies |
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Master Clinician Mrs. Judy Castleberry |
University Supervisors |
Coordinator of Teacher Licensure |
Learn more about roles within the Office of Teacher Education and Partnerships.
A Master Clinician is an expert teacher with a variety of teaching experiences in P-12 schools as well as higher education. He or she serves as a liaison to promote positive relationships between local school systems and universities. Master clinicians share their expertise by teaching field-based courses, working with teacher mentors, conducting workshops and seminars, facilitating performance assessments, and providing leadership for teacher candidates. By demonstrating research-based practices and helping to improve student outcomes, master clinicians prepare and equip future teachers to have a positive impact on student performance from the first time they enter the classroom.
