
Erika Hamilton, Ed.S.
Associate Professor of Education
Bottineau Faculty
701-228-5425
Thatcher Hall Room 203
About Erika
I am a proud North Dakota native, born and raised with a deep commitment to our local community. I earned my Education Specialist degree in 2006 from the University of South Dakota where I was able to learn from and work with students with diverse educational needs. I believe in helping students succeed in the classroom. I strive to create an engaging and supportive learning environment where everyone can achieve their goals.
Education
- Ed.S. (Education Specialist) in School Psychology from University of South Dakota- 2006)
- B.A. in Psychology (minor in English) Minot State University, 2002)
Classes Taught on Campus
- ASC 87
- EC 210 (Intro to Early Childhood Education)
- EC 211 (Observation, Assessment, and Intervention)
- EC 213 (Language and Literacy in Early Childhood Education)
- EC 236 (Social and Emotional Development and Guidance)
- EC 233 (PreK Methods and Materials)
- EDUC 101 (Introduction to Para Education)
- EDUC 220 (Classroom Management)
- EDUC 250 (Introduction to Education)
- EDUC 260 (Educational Psychology)
- EDUC 297 (Education Internship)
- EDUC 298 (Education Practicum)
- SPED 101(Introduction to Developmental Disabilities)
- SPED 110 (Introduction to Exceptional Children)
- UNIV 101 and UNIV 102 (Leadership through Service)
Classes Taught Online
- EC 210 (Intro to Childhood Education)
- EC 213 (Language and Literacy in Early Childhood Education)
- EC 211(Observation, Assessment, and Intervention)
- UNIV 101and UNIV 102 (Leadership Though Service)