Centers
Academic centers at Trine University provide opportunities for students, faculty, and key constituents to collaborate and focus on specific fields of inquiry. Centers are designed to promote both scholarly AND real-world activities, including research, teaching, and outreach.
Center for Montessori Education
The Center for Montessori Education at Trine University is unique because our method is through scientific observation,
yet new teachers often struggle with knowing what to look for in the children they
serve. We are offering additional coursework and experiences to support classroom
leadership.
Our adult learners will truly be prepared for confidence in the classroom through enhanced training in learning differences, typical childhood exceptionalities, and methods for implementing positive discipline in the classroom. We have incorporated a MACAR (Montessori Applied to Children at Risk) certificate program and a Positive Discipline workshop into the program.
Center for Sports Studies
The Trine Center for Sports Studies is a multidisciplinary teaching and experiential learning collaborative at Trine University focusing on the study of sports and the international sports industry. Trine University’s sports-related academic programs are delivered by expert faculty from Trine’s Ketner School of Business, Brooks College of Health Professions, Rinker-Ross School of Health Sciences, Franks School of Education and Jannen School of Arts & Sciences.