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Teachers College

  
Ball State opened in 1918 to train teachers. Since then, the institution has grown into a comprehensive university with Teachers College continuing to fulfill that original objective. Our mission is to prepare tomorrow's teachers and enhance the skills of current educators. We prioritize our role in research that will advance the education field for our students and the students they will serve.

Discover Teachers College

Learn more about Teachers College through our digital e-booklet! Check out all of our majors, student experiences, and more in this condensed resource guide.

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Facility Tours

The building, also known as TC, houses the office for Ball State's Teachers College, its Departments of Early Childhood, Youth and Family Studies, Educational Leadership, Educational Psychology, Educational Studies, Elementary Education, and Special Education, as well as the Office of Charter Schools. The Teachers College is the tallest structure in all of Delaware County.

Established by Teachers College in 1928, Burris Laboratory School is a K-12 school consistently ranked as one of Indiana's best. Located just on the edge of Ball State's campus, Burris provides valuable teaching and learning opportunities and experience for education majors.

A clickable image of the Burris Laboratory School. Click to open a panorama that further explores the facility and its various resources.

Housing Options

North West Residence Hall

Opened in 2021, North West Hall is the newest hall at Ball State and is home to the Education Living-Learning Community.

This state-of-the-art residence hall has centralized air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a fitness room, spacious lounges and study spaces, a game room, a music room, and a resource room with technology available to be checked out. The hall is coed and has semi-private bathrooms (a bathroom shared by a small number of students). Furniture within the hall is loftable, allowing students to truly tailor their living space.


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Student Organizations

Teachers College also offers a variety of student-run clubs and organizations to further enhance your professional development.

A few examples include:

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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

 

Want to See More?

The best way to get to know our campus is to visit us in person or virtually through student- or self-guided tours, information sessions, special events, and more. Select from the options below or launch our full Virtual Campus Tour. We can't wait to welcome you!

 

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