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Take your leadership beyond the classroom by deepening the knowledge and skills required for real institutional growth and change.

Educational leadership is a high calling requiring a complex set of skills and understandings. Graduate study in educational leadership can place you at the cutting edge of current thinking and also give you the gift of space to focus intentionally on how you need to learn and grow, so that you can achieve a better integration between your beliefs and values and your professional effectiveness.

The educational leadership concentration helps you develop the skills, knowledge base, and dispositions you need to become responsive and transformative school leaders. We seek to enable leaders at all levels of schooling, from system leaders to heads of school to teacher leaders who participate in the development of positive school environments. The program is based on a Christian framework as well as state and national leadership standards, providing you with a unique blend of leadership, organization management and educational knowledge and skills. You can go in-depth with the latest theory and research, but you will also have space to work on projects that shape your learning to needs relevant to your own context.

Successful completion of this program leads to eligibility for the Michigan K-12 Administrator Certificate.

Advisor: Albert Boerema

Required core courses (12 credits):

          Concentration courses (9 credits)

          Practicum (3 credits)

          • When planning your courses, please consult with your advisor about your practicum course.

          Elective courses (6 credits)

          •  or Elective 1
             or Elective 2

          Total semester hours: at least 30 credits

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