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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES

Dean: Dr. Wayne Lesko

The core mission of the School of Education and Human Services is to enable students to serve as agents of positive change for individuals and in the global community.

Minimum Grade Requirements

Degree-seeking Students: Unless otherwise indicated, a minimum grade of C is needed to receive credit for a graduate course in the School. See individual programs for further requirements.

Certificate-seeking Students: All certificate coursework must be completed with a minimum grade of B.

Nondegree Admission: Graduate nondegree admission, in programs which permit it, is limited to a total of 9 credits and two consecutive semesters in the School of Education and Human Services. See individual program descriptions for further restrictions or requirements.

• Counseling
  • Community Counseling (M.A.)
  • Counseling (Post-Master's Certificate)
  • Community Counseling with Forensic Psychology Option (M.A./M.A.)
  • Pastoral and Spiritual Care (M.A.)
  • Pastoral Counseling (M.A.)
  • Pastoral Counseling (Post-Master's Certificate)
  • School Counseling (M.A.)
• Education
  • Catholic School Leadership (M.Ed.)
  • Catholic School Leadership (Graduate Certificate)
  • Elementary Education, PK-6 (M.Ed.)
    • Teaching Licensure Additional Endorsement
  • English as a Second Language, K-12 (M.Ed.)
  • Professional Studies (M.Ed.)
  • Secondary Education (M.A.)
  • Special Education, General Curriculum, K-12 (M.Ed.)
• Forensic Psychology
  • Forensic Psychology (M.A.)
  • Forensic Psychology with Community Counseling Option (M.A./M.A.)