Graduate Catalog 2019-2020 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
School of Education and Leadership
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Dr. Jill Lindsey, Director
Bowman, Office 213A
(540) 545-7324, jlindsey@su.edu
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Students in programs in the School of Education and Leadership will engage in a student-centered, inquiry-driven, problem-oriented examination of the foundations of education for the common good, current situations and future possibilities through course requirements, internships and field research. Reliable access to the Internet is required for all students.
Graduates in most education programs will meet Virginia Department of Education requirements for licensure in at least one endorsement area in which the university offers programs and will add the advanced degree in education to qualify for salary enhancements on the educational career ladder. Program requirements listed in this catalog are subject to any changes made by the Virginia Department of Education regarding educator licensure requirements.
Admission Process
The minimum requirements for admission to the graduate programs in the School of Education and Leadership (SOEL) at Shenandoah University are those listed under the requirements for Standard or Provisional Acceptance in the Admissions Guidelines section of this catalog. For SOEL graduate programs that require submission of a teaching license, the minimum qualification for admission is a copy of the applicant’s current Virginia teaching license. In approved circumstances, a license can be accepted in lieu of transcripts because of the State of Virginia’s requirements for licensure.
Conditional Acceptance is not offered by the School of Education and Leadership.
Please consult the Admissions Guidelines section of this catalog.
Program-specific admissions requirements are listed in the program descriptions below. See also the section “Admission Requirements for All Candidates for Teacher Licensure” in the Admissions Guidelines section of this catalog for general admissions requirements for these programs.
Application Deadlines
Deadlines for applications are as follows (refer to degree and program title, as deadlines vary):
Programs admitting students only once an academic year:
Fall Semester Only: March 15
Doctor of Education (EdD): Administrative Leadership
Doctor of Professional Studies (DProf): Organizational Leadership
Fall Semester Only: May 1
Master of Science: Organizational Leadership (MS)
Programs Admitting Students by Semester (Rolling Admissions):
Fall Semester:
Master of Science in Education (MSEd):
Individual Focus
Emphasis in Teaching
Education Administration
Special Education
Master of Science in Literacy Education (MS)
Professional Studies Certificate Programs:
Administration and Supervision
Initial Teacher Licensure
Reading Licensure
Special Education
Gifted Education
Spring Semester:
Master of Science in Education (MSEd):
Individual Focus
Emphasis in Teaching
Special Education
Master of Science in Literacy Education (MS)
Professional Studies Certificate Programs:
Initial Teacher Licensure
Reading Licensure
Special Education
Gifted Education
Summer Semester:
Master of Science in Education (MSEd):
Individual Focus
Emphasis in Teaching
Special Education
Master of Science in Literacy Education (MS)
Professional Studies Certificate Program:
Initial Teacher Licensure
Reading Licensure
Special Education
Gifted Education
Please contact the Shenandoah University Office of Admissions for assistance in the application process.
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