JOPLINSummer/Fall 2013 Course Listings

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Missouri State Degrees in Joplin• DoctorateinEducationalLeadership

• MasterofArtsinTeaching

• MasterofBusinessAdministration

• MasterofScienceinEducationalAdministration

• MasterofScienceinElementaryEducation

• MasterofScienceinLiteracy

• MasterofSocialWork

• SpecialistinEducationalAdministration

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Larry Nichols, Outreach Coordinator724 Illinois Avenue, Joplin, MO 64801(417) 629-3941LNichols@MissouriState.edu

ForUp-to-DateClassSchedules:ChecktheMissouriStateUniversitywebsiteathttp://www.MissouriState.edu(clickon“C”forclassschedule).

Quick Reference Abbreviations: M=Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, F=Friday, S=Saturday, U=Sunday, ARR=Arranged, (ITV)=Interactive Video, (iCourse)=iCourse, (INET)=Internet Classes, (BLENDED)=Combination of ITV and/or face to face and/or online.

Summer 2013Course Code Section Course Title CRN Credit Dates Day Time Instructor

Master and Specialist in Education Administration EAD 751 849 Foundations of Educational Leadership 32887 3 6/10-7/3 MTWR 10am-12:50pm K. Sachetta EAD 782 849 Internship On-Site 30774 2 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR TBA EAD 783 849 Internship-Related Agencies 32886 1 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR TBA EAD 784 849 Human Relations and Collaborative Processes 32115 3 7/8-8/3 MTWR 10am-12:50pm S. Gilbreth EAD 850 849 Politics of Education 32408 3 7/8-8/3 TBA TBA TBA EAD 865 849 School Law 32412 3 7/8-8/3 TBA TBA TBA EAD 882 849 Superintendency Internship 32406 2 6/10-8/3 TBA TBA TBA

Master of Science in Elementary Education ELE 721 896 Standards-Based Integrated Curriculum (INET) 30286 3 6/10-7/3 ARR ARR C. Hall

Master of Business Administration CIS 761 899 Management Information Systems (INET) 30637 3 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR S. Brahnam MGT 767 899 Organization Strategy and Policy (INET) 33026 3 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR W. Donoher

Master of Arts in Teaching EDT 662 898 Educational Applications of Computers for Teaching (INET) 32273 3 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR C. Chang SEC 785 820 Internship in Teaching III 31362 1 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR J. Brunner SPE 715 808 Foundations of Special Education (ITV) 30519 3 6/10-7/3 MTWR 3-5:30pm B. Sims

Master of Science in Literacy RDG 740 899 Issues/Trends in Literacy Education (INET) 30871 3 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR D. Camp RDG 791 898 Problems in Literacy Education (INET) 30560 3 6/10-8/3 MW 1-5pm B. Hurst SFR 780 898 Educational Research Methodology (INET) 32013 3 6/10-8/3 MW 6-8:50pm D. Goodwin

Master of Social Work SWK 602 899 Rural Health (INET) 31084 3 6/10-8/3 ARR ARR S. Dollar SWK 699 808 Child and Family Play Therapy (ITV) 32901 3 5/22-6/19 MW 1-5pm D. Haslam SWK 746 820 Foundations in Social Work Research 30696 3 6/3-8/3 MW 6-8:50pm TBA SWK 750 820 Family Health and Social Environment 30695 3 6/10-8/3 TR 6-8:50pm A. O’Dell

Summer / Fall 2013Graduate Level Courses

Formoreinformationcontact:LarryNichols,OutreachCoordinatorMSUJoplinCampus, 724IllinoisAvenue,Joplin,MO64801, Phone(417)629-3941, LNichols@MissouriState.edu

Fall 2013Course Code Section Course Title CRN Credit Dates Day Time Instructor

Master and Specialist in Education Administration EAD 752 849 Secondary School Principal 53578 3 8/19-10/9 W 5-7:50pm K. Sachetta EAD 753 849 Elementary School Principal 53581 3 8/19-10/9 W 5-7:50pm K. Sachetta EAD 785 849 Legal and Ethical Contexts 45480 3 10/14-12/12 W 5-7:50pm S. Gilbreth EAD 862 849 The Superintendency 51743 3 8/19-10/9 ARR ARR TBA EAD 882 849 Superintendency Internship 53583 2 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR TBA EAD 895 849 Research in Administrative Practice 51746 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR TBA

Master of Science in Elementary Education ELE 710 899 Elementary School Curriculum (INET) 45296 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR D. Brown ELE 722 899 Differentiated Instruction (INET) 44968 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR C. Hall SFR 780 898 Educational Research Methodology (INET) 47306 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR D. Goodwin

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Master of Business Administration• Earn this degree attending evening classes one or two days per week. • Finish this 33-credit hour program in as little as two years with the

completion of your foundation courses. Students lacking foundation requirements are able to take most of those courses online.

• Begin your studies in a temporary admission status, and take up to nine hours prior to being fully admitted to the program.

Tentative Course RotationCoursesofferedinthefallsemesterofeven-numberedyears MKT 772 Marketing Management QBA 775 Quantitative Methods in Decision MakingCoursesofferedinthespringsemesterofodd-numberedyears MGT 790 Seminar in Management MGT 747 International ManagementCourseofferedinthesummersemesterofodd-numberedyears MGT 767 Organization Strategy and PolicyCoursesofferedinthefallsemesterofodd-numberedyears FIN 682 International Financial Management ACC 711 Managerial AccountingCoursesofferedinthespringsemesterofeven-numberedyears MGT 764 Organizational Behavior FIN 780 Advanced Financial ManagementCourseofferedinthesummersemesterofeven-numberedyears MKT 774 International MarketingCourseofferedonlineeverysemester CIS 761 Management Information Systems

Contact:ChristopherLynn,MBACoordinatorPhone:(417)836-5616,Email:MBAProgram@MissouriState.edu

Master of Science in Literacy• Earn your master’s degree while achieving reading certification through this

37-hour program that offers classes in-person, through ITV, and in online formats.

• Attend courses offered in a cohort format at various off-campus sites, including Joplin, Neosho, and Nevada.

Contact:Dr.DeanneCamp,ProgramCoordinatorPhone:(417)836-6983,Email:DeanneCamp@MissouriState.edu

Master of Social Work• Attend classes held in the late afternoons and evenings, Monday through

Thursday. • Offered in two formats, one for advanced standing students who have

completed an accredited BSW program, and one for regular standing students who have a bachelor’s degree in an area other than social work or who do not otherwise meet the requirements for advanced standing.

• Advanced standing students can complete the program with 34 credit hours, while regular standing students take 62 credit hours.

• Internships can be completed at approved locations in the Joplin area or near your place of residence.

Contact:AllisonO’Dell,MSWLCSW,JoplinSocialWorkFacultyMemberPhone:(417)629-3944,Email:AODell@MissouriState.edu

Elementary Education (Master’s with Emphasis)• Earnyourelementaryeducationmaster’sdegreetakingMSUcourses

offered locally in Joplin, Neosho or Nevada, via interactive video or online.

• Customizeyourdegreebychoosingyouremphasisareasuchasmiddleschool education, reading and conservation.

Contact:Dr.CindyHail,GraduateCoordinatorMSEDPhone:(417)836-6065,Email:CindyWilson@MissouriState.edu

Master and Specialist in Educational Administration• Earn your master’s degree (MS) and/or specialist degree (EdS) in Joplin and begin a career in school administration.• Participate in this jointly developed, standards-based instructional program including district/building projects and clinical experiences extending over 24 months, and practicum and on-site experiences. • Complete either the masters or specialist program in five semesters.

Contact:Dr.KimFinch,Master’sDegreeProgramCoordinatorPhone:(417)836-5392,Email:KimFinch@MissouriState.eduContact:Dr.RobertWatson,SpecialistDegreeProgramCoordinatorPhone:(417)836-5177,Email:RobertWatson@MissouriState.edu

Doctorate in Educational Leadership• EarnthisdegreeinJoplinthroughacollaborativeagreementbetween

MissouriStateandtheUniversityofMissouri.• DesignedforthoseseekingleadershippositionsinP-12,highereducation,

or in government or industry. • Cohortsbeginningevery2years,withapplicationsbeingduebyDecember

1ofeven-numberedyears.Spend12daysinJulymeetingontheMUcampus, for two consecutive years. The remainder of the coursework is offeredbyMSU,withmostclassesaccessibleintheJoplinareaviaITV.

• Attend two years of classroom instruction (46 credit hours), which includes 12 credit hours of dissertation research. Administrator certification is available by taking a few additional courses.

Contact:Dr.CynthiaMacGregor,ProgramCoordinatorPhone:(417)836-6046,Email:CMacGregor@MissouriState.edu

Master of Arts in Teaching• Asaholderofabachelor’sdegreeinadifferentfield,youmayobtainyour teaching certification in an area of secondary education while earning your master’s degree through this program. • TakecoursesfrombothMissouriStateandMissouriSouthernState UniversityinJoplinthroughthisjointlyofferedprogram.• Startthiscohortatthebeginningofanysummersession.• Contacttheprogramcoordinatorformoreinformationaboutthe certification content areas available.

Suggested Course SequencePriortofirstsummer Complete content area courseworkSummerYear1 SFR 797 Advanced Studies in Teaching & LearningFallYear1 SEC 783 Internship in Teaching I MID 725 Teaching Early Adolescents PSY 710 Psychology of Education RDG 710 Reading in the Content FieldsSpringYear1 SEC 784 Internship in Teaching IISummerYear2 SEC 785 Internship in Teaching III EDT 662 Education Applications of Computers SPE 715 Foundations in Special EducationFallYear3 SFR 780 Educational Research MethodologySpringYear3 EDC 786 Seminar in Education

Contact:Dr.SteveHinch,ProgramDirectorPhone:(417)836-3170,Email:SHinch@MissouriState.edu

Missouri State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution.

Students may transfer up to 9 hours of graduate credit from other institutions for master’s and specialist degrees.

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Due to early publication deadlines, it is unavoidable that there will be a few schedule changes between this printing and the beginning of the semester. We have done our best to ensure the accuracy of information at the time of printing. The most up-to-date information, including number of seats available in sections, may be found at: www.MissouriState.edu (select “C” for Class Schedule).

Doctorate in Educational Leadership EAD 901 808 Leadership Theory and Practice (ITV) 50374 4 8/19-12/12 W 5-7:50pm TBA

Master of Business Administration ACC 711 899 Managerial Accounting (INET) 50251 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR A. Keller CIS 761 898 Management Information Systems (INET) 45376 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR S. Brahnam CIS 761 899 Management Information Systems (INET) 45370 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR S. Brahnam FIN 682 808 International Financial Management (ITV) 49888 3 8/19-12/12 R 5:30-8:20pm H. Witte

Master of Arts in Teaching MID 725 808 Theory and Practice in Early Adolscents (ITV) 53612 3 8/19-12/12 T 5:30-8:20pm F. Groves PSY 710 899 Psychology of Education (INET) 47900 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR A. Miller SEC 783 820 Internship in Teaching I 45645 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR J. Brunner SFR 780 898 Educational Research Methodology (INET) 47306 3 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR D. Goodwin

Master of Science in Literacy RDG 660 899 Diversity Issues in Literacy (INET) 53792 2 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR TBARDG 680 899 Successful Class Com. to Enhance Studt. Learn (INET) 43651 2 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR TBARDG 685 899 Techn. of Responsive Support in the Lit. Class (INET) 49045 2 8/19-12/12 ARR ARR TBA

Master of Social Work SWK 705 808 Human Behavior & the Social Environment 43506 3 8/19-12/12 M 6-8:50pm A. O’Dell SWK 710 820 Social Work Practice with Individuals 43508 3 8/19-12/12 W 6-8:50pm TBA SWK 715 820 Social Welfare Policy and Services 43510 3 8/19-12/12 R 6-8:50pm TBA SWK 725 820 Social Work Practice with Families 43513 3 8/19-12/12 T 6-8:50pm A. O’Dell SWK 754 820 Individual and Family Health Assessment 43524 3 8/19-12/12 T 6-8:50pm TBA SWK 755 820 Family Health Social Work Practice I 43528 3 8/19-12/12 R 6-8:50pm A. O’Dell SWK 760 820 Family Health Policy 43531 3 8/19-12/12 M 6-8:50pm TBA SWK 797 820 Applications / Social Work Research 43535 3 8/19-12/12 W 6-8:50pm TBA

Fall 2013 (continued)Course Code Section Course Title CRN Credit Dates Day Time Instructor