Summer 1 & 2 2021
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION GRADUATE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
SEMESTER DATES Summer 1
Monday, May 17, 2021
THROUGH
Friday, June 18, 2021
Monday, May 31st is Memorial Day and a University Holiday-NO CLASSES
SEMESTER DATES Summer 2
Monday, June 21, 2021
THROUGH
Friday, July 23, 2021
Number
Course Name
Day Class Meets
Times Class
Meets
Location
Professor
Summer 1 Session 2021 Dates are
Starts 5/17/21 and ends 6/18/21
Monday, May 31st is Memorial Day and a University Holiday – No classes
EDUC 510 Introduction to Gifted Children (3) Online Online Online C. Godwin EDUC 517 25 Mathematics Licensure Preparation (3) Online Online Online J. Hanley EDUC 518 25 Elementary/SPEDReading Licensure
Preparation (3)
Online Online Online A. Mattingly EDUC 603 25 Digital Literacy and Fluency (3) Online Online Online Bethea-Hampton EDUC 625 25 Educational Assessment (3) Online Online Online C. Mayakis EDUC 634 25 Managing the Other Resources (3) Monday/Wednesday 5:00-8:30pm TH B-11 P. Smith EDUC 648 25 Governance of Schools (3) Tuesday/Thursday 5:00-8:30pm 219 S. Engel EDUC 655 25 Teaching Excellence in the P12
Classroom (3)
Online Online
Online
C. Godwin
EXER 20 TBA Online Online Online TBA CEDU 544 13 C
3 D
Family Therapy – Blended – Meets in class first meeting. (3)
Monday/Wednesday 4:00-7:00pm TH B-13 E. Vincent CEDU 623 25 Research Design & Methodology in the
Counseling Profession (3)
Tuesday/Thursday 4:00-7:00pm TH B-18 B. Vincent
CEDU 695 Section 2
Counseling Internship 1– This course runs 10 weeks. Students register in the first
summer session only. (3)
Monday 4:00-7:00pm B-24 E. Vincent
CEDU 696 Section 2
Counseling Internship 2- This course runs 10 weeks. Students register in the
first summer session only. (3)
Monday
4:00-7:00pm
Summer 2 Session dates are
Starts 6/21/21 and ends 7/23/21
Monday, July 5th is a university holiday- No Classes
EDUC 511 25 Curriculum Differentiation: Methods and Models for Gifted Education (3)
Online Online Online C. Godwin
EDUC 633 25 Inclusion of Diversity within Standard-Based Curriculum (3)
Online Online Online C. Godwin EDUC 647 25 Leadership Interactions (3) Tuesday/Friday 8:30- 12:00pm TH B-11 P. Smith EDUC 652 25 Interventions for Literacy
Success (3)
Online Online Online A. Mattingly EDUC 654 25 Effective Leadership Practices
(3)
Tuesday/Friday 1:00-4:30pm TH B-11 P. Smith EDUC 681 25 English Language Arts (3) Online Online Online A. Mattingly
EXER 20 TBA Online Online Online TBA CEDU 626 25 Professional Orientation and
Ethics in Counseling (3)
Monday/Wednesday 4:00-7:00pm B-11 K. Moran CEDU 680 25 Families and Addiction for
Professional Counselors (3)
Monday/Wednesday 4:00-7:00 J. Wagstaff CEDU 641 25 Lifespan Development (3) Online Online Online J. Wagstaff CEDU 695
Section 1
Counseling Internship 1– This course runs 10 weeks. Students
register in the first summer session only. (3)
Monday 4:00-7:00pm B-24 K. Moran
CEDU 696 Section 1
Counseling Internship 2- This course runs 10 weeks. Students register in the first
summer session only. (3)
Meets
Students in the MSA Program may register for their internship modules in the summer; however, they do not
meet during the summer. Classes will meet in the spring and fall.
All of the Internship Modules are 1 credit hour each.
EDUC 688A Internship Module A – Ethics (1)
Internship seminars do not meet in the
summer, but students may register for the
modules in the summer. Students will attend
seminars in the fall and spring semesters.
See the fall and spring schedules for times
and day.
P. Smith EDUC 688B Internship Module B – Positive
Impact on Student Living (1)
P. Smith EDUC 688C Internship Module C – Teacher
Empowerment and Leadership (1)
P. Smith EDUC 688D Community Involvement and
Engagement (1)
P. Smith EDUC 688E Organizational Management (1) P. Smith EDUC 688F School Culture and Safety (1) P. Smith EDUC 688G School Improvement (1) P. Smith
Legend for Locations: CC – Convocation Center; DR – D. Rich Building; KH – Kivett Hall; LF-Lundy Fetterman; TH – Taylor Hall
TUITION/ General Fees
At all locations 500 and 600 level Education Courses tuition is $525.00 per credit hour. General Fees are $150.00 per course (3 credit hours). Students taking Practicum and Internships will be charged a fee of $35.00 per credit hour in addition to the regular tuition.
MSA Internship Module Note:
Grades/credit will be awarded as follows:
•
All internship modules carry 1 credit hour each
•
Grades for three modules will be assigned upon completion of the year-long internship, final evaluation
conference with the Site Supervisor and when site-supervisor and intern’s evaluation forms are
completed and turned in to the Coordinator.
•
Grades for three additional modules will be awarded upon attendance at all eight seminars and
presentation at one.
•
Grades for the final internship module will be awarded when all Electronic Evidences are deemed
complete and are assessed at the Proficient Level or above.
•
All module work must be completed and assessed no later than one year from the end of the last term
enrolled in a module. If not completed within the year, candidates will be required to register for an
additional course at regular tuition cost.
REGISTRATION
PROCEDURES
All new and returning students must contact their advisor to register for classes. Visiting students must contact Ranae Strickland to register for classes. Registration will begin on Thursday, April 1, 2021 and end on Friday, April 30, 2021. Students must always contact their advisor to register for classes. Graduate students CANNOT register online.
Program Coordinators and Advisors
Licensure Only, M.Ed. in Middle Grades and Secondary (Math, English, Social Studies, and P.E.) Education Programs, and M.Ed. in Elementary Education
Dr. Sam Engel, [email protected]; 910-893-1647
M.Ed. Interdisciplinary Studies Programs
Dr. Emily Cayton, [email protected]; 910-893-1637
Masters of School Administration or M.S.A. Add-on Licensure Programs
Dr. Peggy Smith, [email protected]; 910-893-1648
M.Ed. School Counseling and M.A. Mental Health Counseling Programs
Dr. Kristen Moran, [email protected]; 910-893-1658 Dr. Beth Vincent, [email protected]; 910-893-1965 Dr. Jenny Wagstaff, [email protected]; 910-893-1633
Ranae Strickland, Administrative Assistant for the Graduate Programs, [email protected]; 910-814-5515. (For information only).
University. A student must hold a baccalaureate degree to be eligible for credit in a graduate course.
These courses may be used for renewal of teacher licenses. All questions concerning license renewal should be directed to the student’s school unit.
Withdrawal from a Course
Students must officially drop a class to avoid receiving a grade of “F” for the class and being charged for the class. Students who officially drop a class by the fifth day from start of term date (this includes weekends and holidays) will receive a full refund. An official drop from can be obtained by emailing Mrs. Ranae Strickland,
[email protected]. It is the responsibility of the student to obtain all necessary signatures. . The form must be returned to Ranae Strickland, [email protected],
MSA & M.Ed. Comprehensive Exams
MSA and M.Ed. students must take and pass comprehensive exams. The comprehensive exams are administered two times yearly, typically, the first Saturday in November and the first Saturday in March. There is a third comps administered in June for MSA students only. APPLICATIONS to take the comprehensive exams in November are due by October 15th. Applications to take the comprehensive exams in March are due by February 15th. Retakes for students that did not pass the March administration will be the first Saturday in April. Retakes for students that did not pass the November administration will be on first Saturday in December. Applications must be turned into your advisor by the deadline. An official application form can be obtained by emailing Mrs. Ranae Strickland,
Counselor Education Comprehensive Exams
Candidates completing a degree program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling must
pass the Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE) during the semester before their
graduation semester. Candidates should consult with their academic advisor early in their program regarding
application and other process issues specific to the comprehensive examination. Importantly, candidates taking
comprehensive examinations must be prepared to respond to questions based on all courses in their specific
programs.
Annual dates Comprehensive Examinations are administered: the first Friday of November
Attendance Policy
No more than one absence is allowed for each course taken during the fall, spring, and summer
semesters. Exceeding these limits may affect your grade.
Graduation You must apply to graduate. Please click on link https://www.campbell.edu/registrar/graduation/#apply-for-grad or visit the registrar page to find link. Deadline for August graduation will be posted when it is set by registrar’s office. You will be able to participate in the December graduation since we do not have a ceremony in August. Your gown and hood must be purchased at the bookstore.
