Academic Advising Graduate Programs
We offer three graduate programs in academic advising: a Certificate in Academic Advising, a Master’s degree in Academic Advising, and a Ph.D. in Leadership in Academic Advising.
Our department's academic components have a mission of preparing knowledgeable, ethical, caring decision makers who demonstrate inclusive perspectives toward the contexts of groups and institutions; student development and learning; teaching and guidance; inquiry and research methods; and research-enlightened clinical application, consultation, and practice.
We offer three graduate programs in academic advising: a Certificate in Academic Advising, a Master’s degree in Academic Advising, and a Ph.D. in Leadership in Academic Advising.
Our mission is to provide excellent instruction, meaningful experiences, impactful research, professional leadership, and inclusive service.
Gain the professional skills needed to contribute to the knowledge base of higher education and leadership through a thorough grounding in research.
We offer two graduate programs in the student affairs academic area – a master's degree in Student Affairs Administration and a doctorate in Higher Education Administration.
Our goal is to prepare specialists to serve students and families with specific educational needs through assessment and intervention, leadership and collaboration, and clinical application, research, and practice.
Faculty in Special Education, Counseling, and Student Affairs support the Department’s mission through exemplary instruction for undergraduate and graduate students, meaningful research and scholarship, professional leadership and collaboration, and a commitment to promoting, understanding, and celebrating the differences of all people.