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Fast Facts

• The Educational Technology unit offers online Master of Arts and Certificate programs designed to prepare students to be K-12 technology coordinators.
• There are 18 faculty members in the department.
• The department offers a Master of Arts K-12 program geared to prepare prospective principals, a K-12 Ph.D., a Higher Educational Leadership Ph.D., an Organizational Analysis Ph.D., a Career and Technical education Ph.D. program in conjunction with the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, and a Master of Arts Higher Education Student Affairs degree.
• Evaluations completed by students within the programs typically range from 4.2 to 5.0 on a 5.0 scale.
• Educational Leadership faculty members serve as principal investigators for major grants and projects:
  • GEAR-UP ($35,997,000)
  • Wallace Foundation ($1,275,000)
  • School Leadership Grant ($2,145,536), a partnership with Kalamazoo Regional Education Service Area (KRESA) which concluded in 2006.
• Most Master of Arts students are teachers who are interested in becoming school principals.