Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Leadership
The M.Ed. in Educational Leadership is designed to prepare and develop educational leaders to direct school improvement toward higher levels of student learning and achievement. The program allows experienced educational professionals to earn an M. Ed. in six semesters while continuing their careers. Candidates complete six semesters of course work taught by full-time graduate faculty and experienced school personnel. The program is delivered in cohorts offered on campus and occasionally off site.
Ethics & Multicultural
Concentration
Contact: Dr. T.C. Chan
Office: TP 3823
Phone: 770-423-6888
Fax: (770) 423-6910
Email: tchan@kennesaw.edu
The Ethics and Multicultural concentration prepares candidates to make leadership decisions
based on legal and ethical principles to promote educational equity. Through a cohort model, the Master of Education program in Educational Leadership prepares dynamic, high-performing leaders for our diverse, technologically complex society with the knowledge and skills to create learning environments that support teacher success in bringing students from diverse groups to high levels of learning.
Technology Leadership
Concentration
Contact: Dr. Traci Redish
Office: KH 2119
Phone: (770)499-3349
Fax: (770) 499-3263
Email: tredish@kennesaw.edu
The concentration in Technology Leadership prepares leaders to inspire a shared vision for the comprehensive use of technology in 21st century schools. Candidates will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure that curricular design, instructional strategies, assessment methods, and learning environments
are integrated with appropriate technologies
to maximize teaching and learning. Candidates will discover how to use technology to collect and analyze data, interpret results, and communicate findings to improve instructional practice and student achievement. In addition, candidates will learn to apply technology to enhance their own professional practice and to increase the productivity of others.