In 1940, St. Cloud State organized its academic programs into eight separate divisions. The structure was then codified in the school's first constitution, which was approved in 1941 and subsequently modified until the late 1960s.
A compelling reason for reorganization was St. Cloud State seeking admission into the North Central Association (NCA), an accrediting body. St. Cloud State's first attempt to for membership into the NCA failed in 1941. St. Cloud Cloud State's membership into the NCA was accepted in 1947 until the accrediting body dissolved in 2014.
Nearly all of the information regarding specific divisions came from the course catalogs.
The Division of Education and the division of Psychology were established in July 1961. These divisions replaced the division of Professional Laboratory Experience and the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology.
The Division of Education and the division of Psychology were established in July 1961. These divisions replaced the division of Professional Laboratory Experience and the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology.
This division also replaced the Division of Professional Laboratory Experience from 1953 to 1956.
The Division of Education and the division of Psychology were established in July 1961. These divisions replaced the division of Professional Laboratory Experience and the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology.
This division also replaced the Division of Professional Laboratory Experience from 1953 to 1956.
The Division of Education and the division of Psychology were established in July 1961. These divisions replaced the division of Professional Laboratory Experience and the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology.
The Division of Professional Laboratory Experience did not exist from 1953 to 1956. Responsibilities were part of the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology
The Division of Education and the division of Psychology were established in July 1961. These divisions replaced the division of Professional Laboratory Experience and the division of Education, Philosophy, Psychology.