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Dec 03, 2024
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2024-2025 General Catalog [Current]
Administration and Supervision (M.Ed.)
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Program Summary
The Beverley Taylor Sorenson College of Education and Human Development’s Graduate Studies in Education programs have been tailored to meet the needs of practicing educators who desire to advance their educational training and expertise. For a non-degreed licensure program of study, see Administrative/Supervisory License Leadership in Education & Administrative Development (LEAD) .
Program Admission
See Admission Requirements for this program.
Program Information
- Master’s degree and Licensure programs must be completed within six (6) years of beginning coursework after admission. Credits earned before admission to the program may be no older than 10 years at the time of program completion.
- Graduate students must earn a 3.0 GPA each semester. If the overall GPA falls below 3.0, the student will be placed on probation for one semester. At the end of the probationary semester, if the GPA is not a 3.0, the student will be dropped from the program. A “B-” grade or below is considered a failing grade. If a student earns a “B-” or below in a course, the course must be retaken. No other courses may be taken (even concurrently) until the grade has been raised to the minimum “B” grade. Failure to raise the grade in two (2) subsequent attempts will result in the student being dropped from the program. Students dropped from the program may apply for readmission after a five-year period has passed.
- Graduate students must display professional dispositions, including, but not limited to, academic integrity, throughout their course of study. Student performance reviews occur routinely during graduate faculty meetings, where concerns regarding student dispositions are discussed. If warranted, concerns will be addressed through various means that may require action from the student before continuing in the program.
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Administration and Supervision Curriculum (36 Credits)
Track A - Utah Administration and Supervision Program
Core Requirements (30 Credits)
Recommended sequence of courses:
Capstone Requirements (6 Credits)
The following serve as the finalization of the M.Ed. LEAD program. All other courses must be completed before enrollment.
Track B - Nevada Educational Leadership Preparation Program
Total Credits, M.Ed. Degree: 36
Note
Please note that some students may ultimately earn more credits than listed above for the master’s degree. If the capstone (required in Track A - Utah Program) cannot be completed within one (1) semester, students must be enrolled continuously in EDUC 6931 - Capstone Master of Education Seminar until completion.
Licensure Notification
This program typically leads to licensure/certification and was designed to meet such qualifications for the state of Utah. Students who are or may be planning to pursue licensure/certification in any other U.S. state or territory may need to meet additional education requirements. This is not a reflection of SUU’s accreditation or quality, as each state and territory regulates their own education requirements for occupational licensure.
Students enrolled in a teacher preparation program may potentially be able to use a Utah educator license to obtain licensure through reciprocity. Additional information may be found through the Department of Teacher Education’s reciprocity table.
An overview of all of SUU’s programs that lead to licensure/certification and the programs’ current determination statuses may be found at www.suu.edu/provost/licensure.html.
Program Learning Outcomes
VISIONARY LEADERSHIP
- Establish high and measurable expectations for all students and educators.
- Facilitate a process of creating a shared vision, mission, and goals.
- Sustain strong organizational commitment to vision, mission and goals aimed at continuous improvement.
TEACHING AND LEARNING
- Sustain strong organizational commitment to vision, mission and goals aimed at continuous improvement.
- Require all educators to know and use Utah Core Standards, and current Utah Effective Teaching Standards.
- Implement appropriate systems of assessment and accountability.
MANAGEMENT FOR LEARNING
- Distribute responsibilities and supervise ongoing management structures and practices to enhance teaching and learning.
- Strategically allocate and align human, fiscal, technological, and physical resources.
- Protect the well-being and safety of students and staff.
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
- Collaborate with families and diverse community stakeholders to extend programs, services, and outreach.
- Respond and contribute to community interests and needs.
- Maximize shared school and community resources to provide essential services for students and families.
ETHICAL LEADERSHIP
- Demonstrate appropriate, ethical, and legal behavior expected by the profession.
- Examine personal assumptions, values, beliefs, cultural competencies, and practices in service of a shared vision, mission, and goals for student learning.
- Perform the work required for high levels of personal effective leadership performance, including acquiring new capacities needed to fulfill responsibilities.
SYSTEMS LEADERSHIP
- Demonstrate active participation in the school’s local community.
- Contribute to the larger arena of educational policy making.
- Increase the effectiveness of the school community’s efforts to improve education.
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