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  • EDL 735: Advanced Research For Leaders

    0.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    The goal of this course will be to research and compose the (Methodology) for the final Capstone project. Students will understand the Institutional Review Board (IRB) process and have filed the appropriate forms for IRB approval. Students will have all surveys and forms ready to collect data and have started the process of collecting data pertinent to evaluate one’s Capstone project. Statistical analysis using appropriate software for complex research with considerations of reliability and validity will be studied.
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  • EDL 737: Student Development, Student Service, Student Retention

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    Historical overview of student development theory, student life, research and literature relating to contemporary college students and student services. In addition this course introduces students to relevant research, theory, and practice related to college student retention and persistence. Students explore cultural, institutional, and individual factors that may impact college student persistence and critically examine theories attempting to explain why students leave college. Effective retention practices, programs, and assessment procedures are also identified and examined.
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  • EDL 738: Policy Making And Leadership In Higher Education

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course provides an overview of the missions, governance, and organizational structures of American higher education institutions. The unique system of governance in higher education is explored, including administrative roles, responsibilities, and leadership issues for administrators, faculty and staff. Institutional, system, state, and federal governing mechanisms as they relate to each other are also explored. At all levels, the effective higher education leader will understand the interplay of historical legacy, public policy, internal and external organizational and governing structures, and individual roles, and how to navigate these areas to effect sound decision making that supports academic integrity while addressing the needs of higher education as a business entity.
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  • EDL 739: Advanced Internship

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This experience is intended to integrate the knowledge and skills gained in coursework, from a organization-wide perspective, with the daily challenges of leadership. The internship experience, to be completed over the entire Ed.D program, involves the candidate working directly with organization administrative leaders representing the various key aspects of college and university operations and governance. The candidate is expected to work within one major area of concentration related to his/her career goals, with additional experiences occurring in 3-5 other areas of higher education.
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  • EDL 740: Legal And Financial Management

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course focuses on the development of knowledge and skills associated with basic legal theory, financial planning, budgeting, and financial reporting necessary for the analysis of complex problems likely to occur in the administration of higher education. Topics include due process and equal protection, privacy and openness, health and safety, tenure and academic freedom, contractual obligations as well as understanding the impact of the local and global economy on various revenue sources such as state and federal budgets/educational appropriations, federal and private grants, student aid, individual capacity and philanthropy, and institutional investments.
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  • EDL 741: Teacher Education Curriculum, Pedagogy And Research

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    Teacher learning opportunities at the preservice, induction, and inservice levels. Intended and enacted curriculum, sources of pedagogy, and their impact on teachers’ knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Candidates will explore current trends in teacher education, what research tells us, and policy implications. Emphasis will be given to clinical aspects of teacher preparation and the relationship between classroom practice and teacher education processes.
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  • EDL 742: Student Affairs Profession In Higher Education

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course provides an introduction to the college student affairs profession. Special attention is focused on historical and philosophical foundations, organizational structures, professional roles, functions, and services, as well as challenges, opportunities, and issues faced by professional staff. Students will be able to describe factors contributing to America’s diverse system of higher education and its impact on the design and delivery of student affairs programs and services.
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  • EDL 743: Issues In Moral Leadership

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course addresses basic ethical principles and methods for making ethical decisions within context of administration, faculty and student life moral problems. It provides the opportunity for students to closely explore the dynamics of oppression at the individual, institutional, and socio-cultural levels and the resulting impact on higher education. Overview of social justice issues as they affect higher education. This course examines the social and political context of U.S. education and provides an analysis of schooling, cultural politics, and global influences that inform current practices and structures of the higher education system. Central to this course is the development of a critical understanding of topics related to meritocracy, stratification, diversity, and decentralization in higher education.
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  • EDL 744: Capstone And Final Internship

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course is the culminating experience of the Ed.D program and will bring into play the recurring elements and themes developed over the seven-semester program. The candidate will, with the help of their advisor, complete all parts of the Capstone project and have satisfied the internship and portfolio requirements. The final activity will be a discussion, led by the candidate, with selected Maryville faculty and peers covering the findings of the Capstone project and a reflection of the completed internship activity.
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  • EDL 747: Enrollment Management In Higher Education

    3.00 Credits
    Maryville University of Saint Louis

    This course provides an opportunity for students to understand enrollment management as a concept and as a process starting at the prospective student’s first contact with or exposure to the university, through the student’s graduation. The course provides an overview of how enrollment management enables a university to meet its mission; how it can helps retain students and keep them committed to their educational goals; and how organizational structure can work synergistically to enhance the enrollment management process. Students will also explore how financial aid affects enrollment management; the use of technology applications; the use of research data to drive and attain enrollment goals; basic marketing considerations; and strategic enrollment management planning.
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