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Want to learn how to lead in these changing times? Want to learn how technology can enhance both leadership and learning? Download our informative PowerPoint presentation to learn more about the Educational Leadership and Technology program at Adelphi.
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The Educational Leadership and Technology (EDL) program is specifically designed to prepare individuals for leadership roles as principals, assistant principals, department chairpersons or supervisors. Offered in conjunction with the School of Business and the College of Arts and Sciences, it combines education, business and technology courses. EDL offers Master of Arts, certificate and advanced certificate programs.
Courses are offered at Adelphi's main Garden City Campus and Manhattan Center on Saturdays in eight-week cycles. Traditional 15-week semesters offered in Garden City during the week.
The program is the only of its kind on Long Island. EDL's multidisciplinary approach provides students with a unique perspective on the use of standards-based policies and the role of technology at every level of educational practice. Through a combination of theoretical and field-based study, students develop proficiency in leadership and managing personnel in educational institutions.
M.A. in Educational Leadership and Technology
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The Master of Arts fulfills the program requirements for the New York State School Administration and Supervision (SAS) Certificate as well as the new School Building Leader license (effective 2006). The degree, including the administrative internship, can be completed in approximately 18-24 months. |
Certificate
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The certificate meets the necessary requirements for New York State School Administration and Supervision (SAS) Certificate as well as the new School Building Leader license (effective 2006). |
Advanced Certificate
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The advanced certificate is intended for educational leaders with a Master's degree and (SAS) Certification who seek to gain greater expertise in the uses of technology in school settings. |
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Educational Leadership and Technology programs are also offered at Adelphi University's Manhattan Center.
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Special Features of the Adelphi University EDL Program
- Cohort Grouping of Students
To provide peer support and foster a spirit of continuity, each new group of students takes the same courses throughout the semester. Students usually take 6 credits/2 courses in a cycle and 12 credits/4 courses in a semester. In a traditional 15 week semester, students on average take 6 credits/2 courses.
- Cycle Programming in Fall and Spring Semesters
Academic year consists of four, eight-week cycles. Courses meet for four hours. Courses are offered at Garden City and Manhattan on Saturdays.
Students may enter the program in either Cycle I or II.
Summer cycle begins in July and extends over five weeks.
A 15-week option is also available.
- 18-24 months
Master's Degree (including the Administrative Internship) designed to be completed in approximately 18-24 months.
Orientation
All entering students are required to attend an initial orientation meeting or meet/speak with a Program Adviser. Orientation meetings are held prior to the start of Cycle I for fall courses.
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Contact
For additional information, please contact:
Dr. Devin Thornburg
Educational Leadership and Technology Program Director
Professor
Harvey Hall, Rm 230
p - 516.877.4026
e - thornburg@adelphi.edu
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