Lalanne Program
Lalanne, a post-graduate teacher service program, specializes in supporting beginning Catholic school educators by combining service and teaching.
Lalanne teachers make a two-year commitment to teach in an under-resourced Catholic school, live together in a faith-based community, and pursue professional and spiritual/personal development. Generally, under-resourced schools are identified as schools located in urban or inner-city areas where at least 35 percent of the students live in poverty.
Service in Lalanne is a commitment to making a difference in the lives of children who face unique challenges in their urban settings. Named in honor of Father Jean Baptiste Lalanne, the Lalanne program is an initiative of the Center for Catholic Education of the School of Education and Allied Professions at the University of Dayton. More About Lalanne >>
Master Degree Programs You Can Earn Through Lalanne
Master of Science in Education
- Education with a Concentration in Teacher as Leader
- Education with concentration in Interdisciplinary Educational Studies
- Education in Technology-Enhanced Learning
- Education with Concentration in Literacy
- Education Leadership with Catholic School Concentration
Religious Studies Majors
- Master’s of Science in Education with a concentration in Interdisciplinary Educational and Religious Studies
Non-Education Majors
- Initial licensure in content area
