Educational Administration Department - College of Education

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The Department of Educational Administration has been preparing leaders in education for over fifty years. Our graduates are leaders in public and higher education, research and policy centers, and other educational settings locally, nationally, and globally.

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Higher, Adult & Lifelong Education (HALE), Student Affairs Administration and K-12 Administration
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Complete an Urban Certificate with guidance from professors like Chris Dunbar

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Associate professor Kristen Renn has explored at least 15 women's colleges on 5 continents

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Professor John Dirkx studies issues of teaching & learning for adult students
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Graduate students work closely with faculty on research, papers and presentations

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MSU to host state symposium on African-American male youth Dean Heller co-authors report on state aid programs Schmidt: Common Core Math Standards can improve student achievement HALE News Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA) Competition Residence Hall Director: Georgia Institute of Technology		BetsAnn Smith Ph.D., University of Minnesota bas@msu.edu BetsAnn Smith is an associate professor of K-12 educational administration. Her research focuses on theories of school reform and development, and on relationships ... read more
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BetsAnn Smith
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
bas@msu.edu
BetsAnn Smith is an associate professor of K-12 educational administration. Her research focuses on theories of school reform and development, and on relationships ... read more

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