Off-Campus Educational Specialist Program
This program is designed for dedicated teachers and administrators who would like to advance their skills and knowledge of special education leadership while attaining a degree above their master's. The School of Education has designed this degree to provide leaders with the knowledge and training to lead educational systems with a broader understanding and experience of special education, while obtaining their Administration and Supervision endorsement. As laws and regulations change, there is a growing need for principals and assistant principles that have the training to navigate through difficult decisions on a daily basis. Utilizing strong and experienced faculty that have a background in leadership and special needs, this program will equip needed leaders for today’s schools and district offices.
Courses:
- EDUC 700 Online Orientation - 0 credits
- UNIV LIB Information, Research, and Resources - 0 credits
- EADM 632 Technology for Administrators - 3 credits
- EADM 636 Personnel Management/Dev - 3 credits
- ETSP 670 Sp Ed Supervision of Programs & Instruction - 3 credits
- EADM 613 School Finance, Management of Resources & Facilities - 3 credits
- EADM 638 School Law – 3 credits
- EADM 696 SLLA Test Preparation - 2 credits (offered during the fall & spring terms)*
- EADM 611 Leadership, Organization & Administration - 3 credits
- EADM 612 Human Learning & Motivational Development - 3 credits
- EADM 640 School and Community Relations – 3 credits
- EADM 696 SLLA Test Preparation - 2 credits (offered during the fall & spring terms)*
- EFND 680 Practicum - 1 credit
- EFND 698 Professional Project - 2 credits
- ETSP 671 Research & Assessment to Inform Practice in Sp Ed – 3 credits (1 week residency on campus)
- ETSP 695 Internship - 3 credits (may stretch over 2 semesters)
Total of 36-38 credits
*EADM 696, the SLLA Preparation Course, is required for individuals seeking the Administration and Supervision pre-K-12 add-on endorsement for Principals or Assistant Principal positions.