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COLLEGE NEWS/May 7, 2008

Learn More About Boise State's Master's in Education Leadership at Meetings May 12, 14

Educators who are interested in furthering their careers can learn more about Boise State’s master of education in educational leadership by attending informal meetings at 7 p.m. May 12 in Room 220 in the Education Building on campus or at 4 p.m. May 14 in Room 126 at Nampa High School.

The degree is designed for educators who would like to pursue a career in education administration. Enrollment is limited and the classes will meet one night per week and one weekend per month.

The five-part program is designed to help teachers create schools where all children will learn to high levels. Completion of the program will allow students to seek state certification as principals and receive the degree.

The program will focus on real-life problems that administrators, teachers and school districts face. The coursework will feature an online component as well as simulation, case study and problem solving. College of Education faculty and successful practitioners from the field will facilitate instruction.

For more information about the informational meeting or about the degree, call Kathleen Budge at (208) 426-3758 or e-mail kathleenbudge@boisestate.edu. 

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Media contact: Julie Hahn, University Communications, (208) 426-5540, juliehahn@boisestate.edu

AfterWork is a new Boise State University program that allows adults to complete their entire bachelor’s degree through a combination of evening, weekend and online classes without exiting from their career track. More information is available at www.boisestate.edu/afterwork. 
 

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Last reviewed on Wednesday, May 07, 2008