Contact: Dr. Candice Thomas-Maddox, thomas@ohio.edu, (740) 654-6711
Superintendent Licensure Program
The program provides its students with an opportunity to become knowledgeable in a substantive manner about the operation of a district. The licensure program, which can be completed in four quarters, focuses on the managerial, planning/leadership, and human relations roles of district leaders. Structured for the working education professional, courses meet two Saturdays during each academic quarter over the course of one year. One course coupled with one internship per quarter during the academic year plus one additional internship in the summer fulfill the requirements for the Ohio Department of Education Superintendency Licensure.
Projected start is—Fall 2009 at Pickerington
Contact: Dr. Lawrence Burgess, burgessl@ohio.edu, (740) 593-9453
Masters of Education and Principal Preparation
Preparing principals to work in public schools, the Principal Preparation Program brings together cohorts of prospective administrators who undertake course work and internships as a group. The cohorts form supportive networks that enable each participant to receive feedback about his or her development as a leader as well as to give feedback to other members of the group. These support networks tend to remain intact even after course work has been completed and graduates have assumed school leadership positions.
Projected start is—Summer 2010 at Pickerington
Contact: Dr. Larry Burgess, burgessl@ohio.edu, (740) 593-9453
Ed.D. in Educational Administration
This program combines conceptual and field-based study at an advanced level, preparing individuals for intellectual and practical leadership positions in national, state, and local arenas. The weekend doctoral cycle provides a program responsive to the needs of working professionals who desire an advanced degree. Offering classes on Friday evenings and Saturdays, the program enables students to complete all doctoral course work within three years. At the completion of the three-year cycle, students are ready for comprehensive examinations and the dissertation process.
Projected start is—Fall' 2010 at Pickerington
Contact: Dr. John Middleton, middletj@ohio.edu, (740) 597-3371
Masters of Engineering Management
The engineering management degree, a specialization of the Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering, helps individuals develop and strengthen skills in technology management. The track is ideal for those holding undergraduate degrees in engineering, physics, or other technical fields. Students move as a cohort through a fixed set of classes, learning how to manage engineers, scientists, and technologists in companies, government, and non-profit organizations.
Projected start is—Winter 2010 at Pickerington Campus
Contact: Dr. David Koonce, Koonce@ohio.edu, (740) 593-0778
Masters of Financial Economics
Information sessions being held at 12941 Stonecreek, Pickerington Center:
Morning information sessions (9:30-11:00am), Room 134, (12933 Stonecreek, Pickerington OH)
October 31
November 7,14,21
Afternoon information sessions(3:00-4:00pm) Conference room(12933 Stonecreek, Pickerington OH)
November 30
Evening information sessions (6:00-7:30pm) Conference room (12933 Stonecreek , Pickerington OH)
October 29
November 2,5,9,12,16,19,23
The master of financial economics program in Pickerington is designed for working professionals who desire to advance in financial services. The financial economics curriculum is based on the Candidate Body of Knowledge developed by CFA Institute. CFA Institute awards the Chartered Financial Analyst, CFA, designation to those who pass a series of three written examinations covering the Candidate Body of Knowledge. This part-time, weekend program meets on Saturdays at Ohio University-Pickerington Center. Classes are staffed by faculty members from the Athens campus.
Projected start is—Winter’2010 at Pickerington campus
Contact: Dr. K. Doroodian, doroodia@ohio.edu, (740) 593-2046
Master of Social Sciences
The Master of Social Sciences (MSS) is an interdisciplinary degree program in the social sciences. This program is designed to meet the needs of graduate students whose professional employment makes it desirable that they study two or more subjects within the social sciences to earn the master’s degree. Though many students have been public school teachers, candidates from other occupations may apply to the program if the study would be to their professional advantage. There will be a 20% tuition scholarship (excludes general fee) for students enrolled in this program, provided they maintain a “B” average. This discount would be applied after any outside source tuition discounts and applies only to the MSS courses in the cohort.
Information sessions offered at:
Thursday, October 29 Pickerington Campus, 6:00 pm Building 12933, Room 215
Projected start is—Spring 2010 Pickerington, Zanesville, Chillicothe
Contact: Dr.Katherine Jellison, mssgrad@ohio.edu, (740) 593-4332
