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Master of
Arts in Student Affairs Administration (HALE) Program
Code: 2246
About
MA in Student Affairs Administration
Program Structure and
Requirements
Admissions Requirement and
Procedures
Financial
Aid
Program
Structure and Requirement:
Students set their program plan in conjunction with their
faculty advisor toward the end of their first year. This is a 40 credit
program that requires 2 practica (internships). Full time students
usually complete the degree in two years and most take at least one
summer course.
- Department
Core Courses (6 credit hours):
| EAD 805 |
Administration in Higher
Education |
| EAD 889 |
Research Assessment in Student Affairs |
- Major Courses
(19 credit hours):
| EAD 870 |
Foundations of
Postsecondary Education |
| EAD 871 |
Collegiate
Contexts for Teaching and Learning
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| EAD 873 |
The College
Student Experience |
| EAD 874 |
Student Affairs
in Collegiate Settings I |
| EAD 875 |
Student Affairs
in Collegiate Settings II |
| EAD 893 |
Professional
Development Seminar in Student Affairs (1 credit per semester, 4
credits required in program) |
- Support
Courses (6-9 credit hours):
| EAD 801 |
Leadership and
Organizational Development |
| EAD 802 |
Building a
Learning Organization |
| EAD 860 |
Concept of a
Learning Society |
| EAD 861 |
Adult Learning |
| EAD 863 |
Training and
Professional Development |
| EAD 864 |
Adult Career
Development |
| EAD 866 |
Teaching in
Postsecondary Education |
| EAD 872 |
Legal Issues in
Higher Education |
| EAD 877 |
Program Planning
and Evaluation |
| EAD 876 |
Budgeting and
Finance in Higher Education |
| EAD 890 |
Independent
Study |
- Supplemental
Courses (6-9 credit hours):
Selected in consultation with the faculty advisor, these courses should
be used to build skills in areas such as academic advisement, training
and development, communications and counseling, etc. They can be taken
from departments throughout the university. Doctoral courses in EAD are
also acceptable and encouraged.
- Certifying
Examination:
The student must successfully complete a certifying examination near
the end of the program. The written comprehensive must be completed
during a semester in which the student is enrolled (for specific
requirements, refer to the Academic Programs catalog available from the
Office of the Registrar)
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