The Department of Teacher Education is home to four unique programs.  These programs provide opportunities for Stetson students and faculty to interact with other professional educators and students on a state-wide and national level exploring a wide range of topics.

Nina B. Hollis Institute for Educational Reform - The Hollis Institute collaborates with local Professional Development Schools to emphasize leadership, literacy, partnership, and technology.

HATS Program - The HATS (High Achieving Talented Students) Program collaborates with organizations such as The University of Iowa, the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum, and Mensa to serve students in grades 4 - 9 through above-level testing, scholarships, Saturday and summer programs.

M.Jean Greenlaw Children's Literature Conference - The M. Jean Greenlaw Children's Literature Conference is a biennial event sponsored by Dr. Greenlaw and the Department of Teacher Education to provide an opportunity for educators and students to explore trends and teaching strategies in children's literature.

Multicultural Education Institute - The Multicultural Education Institute promotes cultural diversity awareness, cultural competence, and building positive cross-cultural relationships in schools and communities.