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The DOSE Post-master’s endorsement program is designed for candidates who seek the Director of Special Education Endorsement to add to their existing Ohio teaching license.

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The purpose of the Superintendent Licensure Only program is to enable the candidate with an earned graduate level degree and administrative experience to enroll in this program and complete coursework requirements for the Ohio Superintendent licensure.

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The Ohio endorsement in the Teacher Leader program at Concordia University Chicago is designed for those classroom teachers who are interested in increasing their job responsibilities and assuming leadership roles within their schools and districts.

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The purpose of the Principal Licensure program is to enable the candidate with an earned master’s degree to enroll in this program and receive the Ohio Principal licensure. Aligned with standards for Ohio Educators & Principals, this 30 credit hour (2-year completion time) program is being offered at a special per credit hour tuition rate.

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The Ph.D/Ed.D program in Curriculum and Instruction is designed for educational experts who desire to design, implement, evaluate, and manage curriculum and instruction programs in K-12 schools. The goals of doctoral study in the Department of Teaching, Learning, and Diversity are to develop the abilities for research and critical thinking in the field of curriculum and instruction with a theoretical and practical knowledge.

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The doctoral program in Special Education is designed for candidates who desire to continue their education as educators and scholars prepared for leadership roles in the area of special education in public or private institutions.

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The Ed.D./Ph.D. program in Reading, Language and Literacy is designed to provide students with a strong background in research, theory, reading, writing and multi literacy programs. Our graduates are prepared, as faculty and leaders, to design and implement literacy programs in a variety of public and private school, university, adult and community-based, corporate, non-profit educational settings.

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This doctoral program prepares candidates for public or non-public school or district-wide administrative responsibilities. The program is designed to help the doctoral candidate promote the success of all students through developing and implementing a shared vision of learning that supports the learning process.

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This program develops technology experts into technicians responsible for instructional design, human resource development, professional development, project management and continuing education of employees.

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The doctoral program in teacher leadership is designed for graduate students who would like to continue their careers as facilitators, instructional coaches, curriculum specialists, coordinators of district initiatives, trainers, and building- and district-level teacher leaders in various educational settings.

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