2009-2010 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
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Vincent A. Anfara, Jr., Head
| Professors |
| Anfara, V.A., PhD - New Orleans |
| Bogue, E.G., EdD - Memphis |
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Brewer, E.W., EdD - Tennessee
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| Cheek, J.G., PhD (Chancellor) - Texas A&M |
| Mertz, N.T., EdD - Columbia |
| Ubben, G.C., PhD - Minnesota |
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| Associate Professors |
| Strayhorn, T.L., PhD - Virginia Tech |
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| Assistant Professors |
| Angelle, P.S., PhD - Louisiana State |
| Salee, MW., PhD - Southern California |
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| Clinical Assistant Professors |
| Patterson, F.E., EdD - Tennessee |
| MAJORS |
DEGREES |
| College Student Personnel |
MS |
| Education |
PhD |
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Leadership studies in education concentration |
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| Educational Administration |
MS, EdS |
| Higher Education Administration |
PhD |
| Graduate Certificate Programs |
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Educational Administration (PreK-12) |
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Urban Education |
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The mission of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies is to prepare entry-level and executive-level administrators and faculty for schools and colleges, and to prepare policy scholars to serve in these organizations and in state, regional, and national policy agencies associated with the educational and human service enterprise. The graduate degree programs in the department are designed to enrich the knowledge, skills and values requisite to effective leadership in educational practice settings. The department views leaders as stewards and servants of organizations; designers of the social and cultural climate in which we do our work; teachers who facilitate human growth and development; change agents who continually examine the effectiveness of their organizations; and conceptual provocateurs who challenge ideas and assumptions on which practice and policy are built.
The department offers a variety of scholarship and financial assistance opportunities and graduate assistantships for qualified students. For application forms visit the departmental website or contact our department office.
Through the educational administration and supervision programs, the department prepares entry-level and executive-level administrators for schools and colleges.
Additionally, it prepares policy scholars to serve in state, regional, and national policy and human services agencies. The graduate degree programs are designed to enrich the knowledge, skills and values requisite to effective leadership in educational practice settings. The graduate programs focus on the preparation and development of administrative and instructional leaders who will serve in the diverse settings of schools and colleges, and educational units of government. Specialized coursework leading to the urban education certificate is available in the area of urban administration.
Under higher education administration, two programs are offered – a major in college student personnel and a major in higher education administration.
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