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Assistant Dean
Dr. Jo Anne Holbert
577-1721
Division Secretary
Patricia Sabatini
577-1729
The Administrative and Organizational Studies Division
has as its primary goal the development and enhancement of leadership
and technology in educational systems, organizations and institutions.
It is within the scope of this division to study
emergent trends and educational innovations; to develop rational
for supporting educational change; and to present viable programs
of study for advanced students in education which will enable them
to function skillfully as educational leaders in facilitating change,
and in developing and conducting on-going programs. Two program
areas, General Administration and Supervision, and Instructional
Technology are under the guidance of the division.
The Education Administration program offers the
Masters of Education in Educational Leadership, Educational Specialist
Certificate and doctoral degrees with a major in administration
and supervision, as well as Administrative certification programs
approved by the Michigan State Board of Education.
The Instructional
Technology program is designed to prepare persons for
positions in educational institutions, business and industrial organizations,
and health care and other human services agencies. Incorporated
in these programs are the newest technologies enabling the graduate
to function in the ever-changing roles of this profession, including
instructional developer, designer or researcher; media or learning
resource consultant; or manager, teacher, or curriculum specialist;
and trainer, training manager, or consultant
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