Announcements

Fall 2008 Orientation

New Ed.S., Ed.D. and Ph.D. students admitted for Fall 2008
September 8, 2008, 4-6 pm, Faculty Center

Read the Fall 2008 ELC Newsletter

Academic Calendar 2009-10

Public ELC Calendar

Department of Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations

  1. Statement of Commitments
  2. Department Chair's Message
  3. Faculty
    1. Faculty Contact
    2. ELC P&T Guidelines
    3. ELC Annual Review Procedures
  4. Program Information
    1. Master of School Administration
    2. Post-Master's Certifcate in School Administration
    3. Ed.S. in Educational Leadership
    4. Ed.D. in Educational Leadership
    5. Ph.D. in Curriculum and Teaching with a Specialization in Cultural Studies
  5. Application Procedures
  6. Scholarships, Fellowships, Travel Awards, Assistantships & Other Financial Info
  7. Administrative Licensure
  8. Courses, Syllabi, Matrices
  9. ELC Newsletters
  10. ELC Projects and Events
  11. Department Forms
  12. Department Listservs
  13. Available Jobs
  14. Links

Courses, Syllabi, and Matrices

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Faculty strive to engage students in critical dialogue, reflection, and experiences that address equity and the department's commitments. Students interested in the department's program should be willing to examine self, schooling, and society.

Courses Typically Taken by MSA Students

Courses Typically Taken by Ed.S./Ed.D. Students

Courses Typically Taken by Ph.D. Cultural Foundations Students

Additional ELC Course Offerings

Matrices of Course Alignments With ISLLC and North Carolina Standards for the Preparation of School Leaders

Catalogued Courses Not Currently Taught

  • ELC 581 Teaching in the Urban School (3 credits)
  • ELC 641 Designbing Educational Programs (3 credits)
  • ELC 663 Educational Administration in Historical Perspective
  • ELC 679 History of Education in the United States
  • ELC 683 School Public Relations
  • ELC 695 Comparative Education
  • ELC 721 Social and Cultural Change and Education
  • ELC 750 Advanced Seminar in School Law Research
  • ELC 753 Problems and Dilemmas in Administering Education

 

 

 

 

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