The Department co-hosts, together with the Hudson County Reading Council, the Spring Literacy Conference, an annual event. Nationally known authors, speakers and educators are invited to present the keynote speeches and to conduct workshops.

A minor in literacy education may be attained by completing 24 credits from the following list of courses with the approval of a faculty advisor from the Literacy Education Department.

Code	Course Title	Credits
LTED 270	Emerging Literacy at Home and School	3
LTED 301	Language Arts*	3
LTED 302	Role of Reading in the Secondary School*	3
LTED 303	The Teaching of Reading*	3
LTED 304	Current Theory and Practice*	3
LTED 305	Literacy Workshop for Pre-Service Teachers	3
LTED 307	Nature of Reading Disabilities Workshop*	3
LTED 308	Field Work in Reading*	3
LTED 310	Solving Reading Problems of the Urban Learner	3
LTED 315	Personalized Reading Instruction*	3
LTED 316	Workshop in Strategies for Teaching of Reading*	3
LTED 317	Evaluation and Diagnostic Techniques in Reading*	3
LTED 326	Reading in the Content Areas*	3
LTED 329	Role of Language in Reading*	3
LTED 330	Focus: Reading, Language and Literacy	3
LTED 333	Role of Literature in Teaching Reading*	3
LTED 341	Teaching Reading Through Writing*	3
LTED 350	Early Childhood Reading, Language and Literacy Wkshp.*	3
LTED 360	Elementary Reading and Language Workshop*	3
LTED 370	Secondary Reading and Language Workshop*	3
LTED 400	Reading and Language for Gifted and Creative*	3
LTED 435	Summer Reading Conference	1
LTED 436	Summer Reading Conference	1
LTED 470	Concurrent Language Arts Seminar*	1