Chairperson: Janet Brougher

Mission Statement:
The purpose of the degree program is to prepare reflective educational leaders who promote student, professional and organizational learning to address challenges and opportunities inherent in a changing world.

The Department of Leadership and Administration bases its degree programs on the premise that the education profession must be composed of knowledgeable, skilled, and committed leaders who operate from a strong value base. At the master's level, leadership is defined as possessing the knowledge, abilities and commitment to facilitate improvement of educational settings.

This Department offers three master's degree programs: The Master of Arts in Leadership and Administration, the Master of Arts in Educational Administration, and the Master of Arts in Anesthesiology Education.

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Significant revisions have been made to the curriculum and will be reflected for all Fall 2009 prospective students.  If you should have any questions about these revisions, please contact Graduate Admissions (509-313-3481).