Master of Arts in Administration & Supervision for Changing Populations
The Master of Arts in Administration & Supervision for Changing Populations is in response to the multicultural society in which we live and the changing nature of the school populations faced by our teachers in our schools today. This thirty-six (36) credit program signals the deep commitment by Notre Dame of Maryland University to provide for the continuing education of teachers as leaders in our elementary and secondary schools.
| EDU 557 | Leadership Seminar I |
| EDU 567 | Learning Theory and Practice |
| EDU 543 | Reading, Analyzing, and Interpreting Educational Research |
| EDU 563 | Curriculum Development |
| EDU 560 | Legal Issues for Teachers and Administrators |
| EDU 697 | Language and Intercultural Communication for Changing Populations |
| EDU 676 | Educational Applications of Multimedia |
| EDU 569 | Supervision: Empowering Teachers |
| EDU 674 | Global and International Perspectives in Education |
| EDU 698 | Linguistic and Cultural Diversity |
| *EDU 688 | Practicum I: Administration and Supervision |
| *EDU 690 | Practicum II: Administration and Supervision |
*Last two classes of program. Must receive a B or better in both sections of the practicum for certification to be granted.
Upon completion of program participants will have:
1) masters degree with Administrator 1 certification
2) eighteen credits toward a Ph.D. in Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations
ePortfolio Required
Certification: Administrator I
All programs offered by the School of Education at Notre Dame of Maryland University are NCATE and MSDE approved.
For additional information please contact:
Main campus/other locations
Ms. Kathe Curran
School of Education
Academic Advisor
410-532-5149
kcurran@ndm.edu
Southern Maryland
Dr. Karen Wooten
School of Education
Assistant Dean
301-737-2500
kwooten@ndm.edu
For admissions information please contact:
Office of Admissions, College of Graduate Studies
410-532-5317
GradAdm@ndm.edu