MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Prepares graduate students with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide therapeutic interventions, support, and guidance to individuals dealing with mental health issues in various clinical settings.
M.S. in Instructional Technology and Design
An online program that prepares graduate students on mastering the integration of technology into educational settings to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
MA in School Counseling
Prepares graduate students to provide academic, career, and personal/social support to students in educational settings.
MA in Alternative Early Childhood Education (P-3)
Prepares graduate students with foundational knowledge in innovative, non-traditional, holistic approaches to teaching early childhood students.
MA in Alternative Secondary Education (6-12)
Prepares graduate students with a foundational knowledge in innovative, non-traditional, holistic approaches to teaching students in grades sixth to twelfth.
MA in Teacher Education (P-12)
Prepares graduate students to teach students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12, equipping them with the necessary skills, knowledge, and pedagogical strategies to effectively educate across various subjects and grade levels.
MA in Early Childhood Education (P-3)
Prepares graduate students in teaching foundational learning experiences to students from pre-kindergarten through grade 3.
MA in Elementary Education (K-6)
Prepares graduate students to teach and support students in kindergarten through sixth grade.
MA in Instructional Leadership
Prepares graduate students to enhance their teaching careers by leading school improvement initiatives and elevating student achievement.
MA in Secondary Education (6-12)
Prepares graduate students to teach and support students in grades six through twelve, focusing on subject-specific pedagogy, classroom management, and instructional strategies tailored to the unique needs of middle and high school learners.
MA in Collaborative Special Education (K-6 and/or 6-12)
Prepares graduate students with the knowledge and skills to collaborate and provide specialized instruction and support to students with disabilities spanning from kindergarten through sixth grade and/or sixth through twelfth grade.
MA in Curriculum and Instruction Option (Non-Certification Plan)
On online program that prepares focuses on graduate students’ understanding of curriculum development, instructional strategies, assessment techniques, and educational research to improve teaching practices and student learning outcomes.
MA in Instructional Leadership
An online program that prepares graduate students for leadership roles within schools, focusing on mentoring other teachers, curriculum development, and promoting instructional improvement to positively impact student learning.
M.S. Sport and Recreation Management
Prepares students for careers in the sports and recreation industries, equipping them with skills in management, marketing, event planning, and administration within sports organizations, recreation centers, and related fields.
M.S. in Exercise Science and Health Promotion
Prepares graduate students for advanced careers in exercise science through advanced research opportunities to conduct both academic and applied research on the science of the human body’s relation to exercise, diet, and health.
Ph.D. in Exercise Science and Health Promotion
The Ph.D. in Exercise Science and Health Promotion is a 60-hour program with in-depth coursework, including engaging, hands-on experiences. Students collaborate with professors in ongoing faculty and faculty/student-driven research and scholarship.