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College of Education Graduate Programs and Advisors Certificate Programs Master of Arts in Counseling in Educational Settings Master of Science in Teaching: Theatre Education Master of Education in Standards-Based Practice Doctoral in Educational Leadership (Ed.D.) Dr. David C. Hespe 856-256-4701 The Educational Leadership doctoral program provides opportunities for students to acquire and construct knowledge that enhances their ability to transform educational institutions to meet the challenging needs of an ever-changing society. This is achieved by educating students to comprehend and evaluate professional and research literature, leadership, organizational cultures, and change. In addition, they learn how to translate the research and theory into practice. Master of Arts in Counseling in Educational Settings Mr. Charles (Chuck) Brett 856-256-4787 This program provides comprehensive preparation to gain skills in counseling and student personnel services in an educational or social service setting. For a career in student affairs in college or university settings, this program with a counseling emphasis can accommodate a wide range of career options. For a career in K-12 schools, the program prepares individuals for student personnel positions in guidance and counseling and enhances interpersonal skills for teachers. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Counseling in Educational Settings Website.
Master of Arts in Elementary, Secondary and School Business Administration Dr. David C. Hespe 856-256-4701 These programs meet the New Jersey certification requirements for a public school administrator in positions such as principal, assistant superintendent, department chairperson, director, coordinator, and/or school business administrator. In each program, students combine theoretical and applied studies and gain knowledge of current research in leadership, administration and related areas. Click here for more information on the Master of Arts in Elementary and Secondary Administration. Click here for more information on the Master of Arts in School Business Administration.
Master of Arts in Higher Education Dr. David C. Hespe 856-256-4701 This program presents opportunities for the preparation and professional development of higher education administrators. In addition, the program prepares students for adjunct or other instructional roles in 2-year and 4-year colleges. Four academic teaching specializations are offered: Computer Science, ESL, Mathematics, and Reading. Limited opportunities also exist in the biological and physical sciences. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Higher Education Website. Master of Arts in Learning Disabilities Mr. Charles (Chuck) Brett 856-256-4787 This is an exciting, cutting-edge program based on the latest research and best practice literature in the field. There are three tracks: Track I better enables the teacher to meet the needs of children experiencing difficulties in the regular or special classroom setting. Track II prepares candidates for the Learning Disability Teacher/Consultant certification. Track III is for certified teachers who wish to concentrate on preschool handicapped children. The Learning Disability Teacher/Consultant Certification Program is for students who hold a master's degree in Learning Disabilities or a related field and leads to certification in New Jersey as a Learning Disabilities Teacher/Consultant. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Learning Disabilities Website. Dr. Cindi Hasit 856-256-4770 Reading Education is a comprehensive and challenging program consisting of both academic and clinical training. Graduates are eligible for certification as a reading specialist, grades K-12, if the certification requirements of the State of New Jersey are fulfilled. The program has an outstanding reputation in the field of reading education. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Reading Website. Master of Arts in School and Public Librarianship Mr. Charles (Chuck) Brett 856-256-4787 This program is designed for college graduates with various backgrounds and leads to a master's degree and certification as a School Library Media Specialist (for schools) or as a Professional Librarian (for public libraries). Students are prepared to meet the exciting challenges of working in a technological environment. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in School and Public Librarianship Website. Master of Arts in School Psychology and the Ed.S. in Educational Services: School Psychologist Specialist Mr. Charles (Chuck) Brett 856-256-4787 Taken in sequence, these two graduate programs lead to a master's degree and New Jersey School Psychologist certificate (and the option for the Nationally Certified School Psychologist certificate). The M.A. program includes the building of theoretical knowledge and methodological procedures in school psychology. The Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) degree program includes a practicum and externship component which provide added training in the clinical and consultation aspects of the field. Successful completion of both programs can lead to a New Jersey School Psychologist Certification. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in School Psychology. For more information, visit the Ed.S. in Educational Services Website. Master of Arts in Special Education Mr. Charles (Chuck) Brett 856-256-4787 The tracks in this program are Track I, for those with teacher of the handicapped certification wishing increased competency in theory and methodological procedures for working with exceptional individuals and Track II, for teachers with a regular instructional certificate wishing to receive teacher of the handicapped certification. Students work with highly experienced faculty and in various settings. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Special Education Website. Master of Arts in Supervision and Curriculum Development Dr. David C. Hespe 856-256-4701 Graduates of this program are qualified to be a supervisor of instruction in the public schools, providing direction and guidance for instructional personnel. The program meets New Jersey certification requirements for a public school supervisor. For more information, visit the Master of Arts in Supervision and Curriculum Development Website. Master of Science in Teaching: Elementary/Secondary Dr. Jill A. Perry 856-256-4739 The MST is designed for liberal arts graduates with appropriately related undergraduate majors. Students pursue simultaneously a graduate degree and New Jersey teaching certification in elementary, secondary or special education. (Applicants must also pass a PRAXIS test prior to admission.) As a cohort group, students complete this full-time rigorous program in fourteen months (four consecutive semesters beginning in a summer session). For more information, visit the Master of Science in Teaching: Elementary/Secondary Website. Master of Science in Teaching: Collaborative Teaching (Co-Teach) Dr. Jill A. Perry 856-256-4739 Co-Teach is a five-year program combining undergraduate preperation in education and liberal arts with graduate study leading to certification in elementary and special education. Students must apply for admission to the certification program at the end of their sophomore year. To complete the five-year program, students must apply to The Graduate School at the end of their fourth year for admission into the Collaborative Teaching track. For more information, visit the Master of Science in Teaching: Collaborative Teaching Website. Master of Science in Teaching: Theatre Education Dr. Jill A. Perry 856-256-4739 The M.S.T. in Theatre Education is designed to provide the qualified theatre specialist with a teaching certification endorsement in Theatre (K-12). This program will only admit students who hold an undergraduate B.A. or B.F.A. degree in Theatre and/or Theatre Education. Therefore, the program will appeal to students already enrolled in the B.A. in Theatre program as a possible 5th year option leading to certification at a Master's level as well as to students who have the undergraduate degree from other approved institutions and who are seeking certification to teach in New Jersey. Master of Education in Standards-Based Practice Dr. Jill A. Perry 856-256-4739
The Standards-Based Practice master’s degree program has three goals:
The program is designed for teachers who desire to develop and hone their leadership skills and who wish to remain in the classroom. The program approaches leadership from the perspectives of exemplary teaching, continuous learning for all, a need to balance change with stability and the importance of peaceful existence in a diverse community of learners. To that end, teachers will enhance their abilities to lead not only in their classrooms, but also in the school at large by working with curriculum, becoming mentor/master teachers, developing new programs, and a variety of other activities that improve schooling for all children. For more information, visit the Master of Education in Standards-Based Practice Website
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