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M.A. cohort begins in fall

The Educational Research, Administration, and Foundations Department is offering the master of arts degree in Education, Administration and Supervision with courses grouped to emphasize higher education administration, community college administration, athletic administration and administration in other special topic areas.

If you have earned a bachelors degree, are working in higher education and desire to take that next step," this master's degree option is available to you. Courses are offered in the areas of education leadership, education management, higher education administration, conflict management, higher education finances and resources and ethics in higher education.

The program covers two years, with students advancing in cohorts. The next cohort will begin studies in the fall semester. Courses are offered to facilitate your working schedules, and are held in the evenings and on the weekends. Enrollment is limited to 25 students per cohort, with new cohorts being formed once per year.

For more information 8-0294 and ask for Dr. Sharon Brown-Welty.

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