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The degree in Educational Administration with
an emphasis in Adult and Higher Education is designed to meet the needs of
individuals who work (or plan to work) in an administrative capacity with
adult learners. The degree does not lead to an endorsement on
the South Dakota teaching certificate. Students are able to choose
from either a program in which only courseware is required or a program in
which they must complete a research project. If a student elects to
take only course work (Plan C in the Graduate Catalog), the student must
complete a minimum of 35 credit hours in order to graduate. If the
research option is chosen, the student must complete a minimum of 32 credit
hours including AHED 788 Research Problems in Adult Education.
The following courses are required of all students
completing their Educational Administration degrees with an Adult and Higher
Education emphasis at either Brookings or West River Graduate Center.
| EDAD 700 | Introduction to School Administration | 2 cr |
| EDAD 695 | Practicum (concurrent with EDAD 700) | 1 cr |
| EDAD 715 | Supervision | 3 cr |
| AHED 711 | Assessment and Program Design |
3 cr |
| AHED 720 | Principles of Postsecondary Education | 3 cr |
| AHED 772 Student Administration
and Leadership in Student Affairs Or EDAD 735 School Law |
3 cr | |
| HDFS 614 Adult Development
or CHRD 770 Student Development Theory and Practice |
3 cr | |
| EDAD 794 | Internship | 2-6 cr |
| EDFN 725 | Education in a Pluralistic Society | 3 cr |
| EDFN 727 | Group Processes | 3 cr |
| EDER 761 | Informational Literacy | 3 cr |
| EDER 711 | Educational Assessment | 3 cr |
| EDFN 790 | Seminar: Capstone | 1 cr |