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The document summarizes information about the Doctorate in Community College Leadership program at Ferris State University. The 3 year program prepares students to become leaders at community colleges through blended online and face-to-face coursework focusing on practical skills. Students complete 46 credits of classes and a 15 credit dissertation project. The next information session for prospective students will be held on June 9-15, 2012 on campus in Big Rapids, Michigan. Applications for the program are due by March 1, 2012.
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- 1. Noreen Thomas Lead Faculty [email_address] Andrea “Andie” Wirgau, Ed.D. DCCL Coordinator 231-591-2710 [email_address] ) Noreen Thomas Lead Faculty [email_address] Program Representative Welcome
- 2. Doctorate in Community College Leadership Developing leaders who will strategically guide mission-driven, 21 st century community colleges
- 3. Program Mission The Ferris Doctorate in Community College Leadership empowers graduates to advance community colleges toward excellence and community responsiveness through exemplary leadership.
- 5. Cohort One! Their very first day!
- 6. Cohort One – 2 nd summer Still with us, and still smiling!
- 7. Cohort Two!
- 10. Program Distinctions Why this program?
- 11. Program Distinctions You won’t have to quit your job to get your doctorate!
- 15. What are your questions and concerns about blended/hybrid delivery? Discussion Question
- 16. Practitioner Focus Real skills for today’s leaders
- 17. Interdisciplinary … the way in which challenges exist in the real world.
- 18. Cohort Delivery Cohort Interview Video
- 19. Expert Engagement National Advisory Board
- 20. Expert Engagement National Advisory Board
- 21. Expert Engagement National Advisory Board
- 22. Our national advisory board and associate faculty keep the program focused on issues from across the country. Expert Engagement
- 24. Faculty Engaging Professionally involved Active presidents & VPs Hands-on Noreen Thomas Lead Faculty [email_address]
- 25. Dissertation Options Research Dissertation Project Dissertation Evaluation Dissertation Customized Dissertation
- 26. Dr. Sandra Balkema, Dissertation Director
- 27. Support Concierge: Registration Textbooks Hotel information Schedules ANDREA WIRGAU
- 28. In a nutshell 61 credits total
- 29. In a nutshell 61 credits total 46 – class, 15 – dissertation
- 30. In a nutshell 61 credits total 46 – class, 15 – dissertation $557 per credit hour – NO FEES
- 31. In a nutshell 61 credits total 46 – class, 15 – dissertation $557 per credit hour – NO FEES Up to 18 credits can be transferred
- 32. In a nutshell 61 credits total 46 – class, 15 – dissertation $557 per credit hour – NO FEES Up to 18 credits can be transferred Finish in three years
- 40. Application Details If you apply and are accepted by January 27 you will receive A $100 Value!
- 41. Resources for More Information Andrea Wirgau or Dan Campbell (231) 591-2710 [email_address] www.ferris.edu/ccleadership
- 42. Questions?
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