UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI DOCTORAL PROGRAM
GENERAL PROGRAM INFORMATION
PROGRAM STATEMENT
We strive to prepare and develop educational leaders as reflective and inquiring professionals. Our degree programs are of the highest quality as well as conveniently scheduled for busy professionals. The department focuses on knowledge generation in a collaborative learning environment.
Our goals for our students include:
• Preparing students for student affairs and
other higher education leadership positions in post-secondary
educational institutions.
• Developing an awareness of organizational
and environmental characteristics in various types of post-secondary
educational institutions.
• Developing an understanding of students
across all institutional types, student culture, and the impact of college upon
undergraduate students.
• Developing a greater understanding of
student development theories and knowledge and skills available to the educator
in post-secondary settings to foster student learning and development.
• Preparing students with the appropriate
skills needed to develop programs for students and assess the value of those
programs.
• Providing literacy in the fundamentals of
educational research in higher education.
PROGRAM MISSION
Our mission is to prepare and develop educational leaders as reflective and inquiring professionals.
PROGRAM UNIQUENESS
Our faculty are nationally recognized leaders and researchers who are at the top of their fields. We have nationally recognized experts in student affairs leadership, the community college, continuing education in the professions, diversity issues in higher education, and higher education policy. Our faculty are active in professional associations throughout the fields of student affairs and higher education.
NATIONAL STANDARDSAPPLICATION AND ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
CURRICULUM INFORMATION
Program Curriculum:
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION - Students in student affairs or higher education administration programs (2005-2006):
| Total | 36 | 13 | 23 | 30 | 6 |
| 66% | 34% | ||||
PROGRAM FACULTY (Name, title, typical number of coursed taught annully, interests)
| Name | Title | Number of Courses Taught | Interests |
|
Jeni
Hart |
Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator |
4 |
Gender
and academic work, campus climate issues, student affairs administration |
|
Brad
Curs |
Assistant Professor |
4 |
Economics of education, higher education finance, college access and
affordability |
|
Joe
Donaldson |
Professor |
2 |
Adult
undergraduate students, organization and leadership of continuing higher
education, education in the professions |
|
Casandra Harper |
Assistant Professor |
4 |
College student development, institutional research and assessment,
multiracial college students |
|
Barbara Townsend |
Professor |
4 |
Access
to and attainment of the baccalaureate, community college faculty,
teacher education in the community college |
Last modified
May 2009
Information submitted by: Jeni Hart
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