1. WELCOME PhD Open House chae.msu.edu

2. 2 Educational Adinistration Kinesiology Counseling, Educational Psychology, Special Education Teacher Education College of Education

3. Marilyn Amey EAD Department Chair John Yun K-12 Unit Coordinator David Arsen ED Policy Unit Coordinator Matthew Wawrzynski HALE Unit Coordinator Educational Administration chae.msu.edu Educational Administration

4. 4 Matt Wawrzynski HALE Coordinator Bill Arnold HALE MA Coordinator Christa Porter SAA MA Coordinator Marilyn Amey Professor Ann Austin Professor Roger Baldwin Professor Ginny Boss Assistant Professor Patricia Marin Assistant Professor Kristen Renn Professor Riyad Shahjahan Assistant Professor Steve Weiland Professor Brendan Cantwell Assistant Professor John Dirkx Professor Leslie Gonzales Assistant Professor Dongbin Kim Associate Professor

5. Reputation & Quality Curriculum & Teaching Faculty Students Research Alumni National Graduate Program Rankings chae.msu.edu

6. Program, Curriculum, and Learning Experiences Roger Baldwin Dongbin Kim Patricia Marin Riyad Shahjahan

7. YEAR 1 – Fall (6-9 credits) EAD 960 Proseminar in Postsecondary Education EAD 970 Organization and Administration in Postsecondary Education CEP 930 - Educational Inquiry YEAR 1 – Spring (6-9 credits) EAD 968 Teaching, Learning, and Curriculum in Postsecondary Education EAD 966 Students in Postsecondary Education Research Methods (Quantitative or Qualitative) YEAR 2 – Fall (6-9 credits) EAD 967 Policy Development and Analysis in Postsecondary Education 1 Elective Research Methods (Quantitative or Qualitative) YEAR 2 – Spring (6-9 credits) (Comprehensive Exam + Guidance Committee Mtg) 2 Electives Blue = Core Red = Research Orange = Elective

8. YEAR 3 – Fall (6-9 credits) 2 Electives EAD 995 Research Practicum in Educational Administration YEAR 3 – Spring (6-9 credits) 1 Elective YEAR 4 – Fall (12 credits) EAD 999 – Dissertation Credits YEAR 4 – Spring (12 credits) EAD 999 – Dissertation Credits

9. Research Experience with faculty and Independent Research Teaching Apprentice Experiences International Experiences (COE-FEGO, CHAE Center) Graduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning HALE Policy Trip to Washington DC Brown Bag Lunch Seminar Series Conference Presentation Funding Center Speaker Series HALE Program Learning Experiences

10. Funding Available to PhD Students through Competitive Application Fellowships – Summer Research First Year ($5,000) – Summer Research ($6,000) – Renewable Summer Fellowships ($6,000) – Dissertation Completion ($6,000) – Fellowship to Enhance Global Understanding ($3,400) Center for Higher Education and Adult Education International Experiences ($1000) EAD Conference Presentation Grant ($400/yr) Center for Higher Education and Adult Education sponsored Policy Trip to Washington DC ($750/yr)

11. Broad Areas of Focus in the HALE Program Teaching and Learning (Ginny Jones, Riyad Shahjahan & Steve Weiland) Organization & Leadership (Marilyn Amey, Bill Arnold, Brendan Cantwell, & Leslie Gonzales) Students in Postsecondary Education (Christa Porter, Kris Renn, & Matt Wawrzynski) Higher Education Policy (Dongbin Kim, & Patricia Marin) International Higher Education (John Dirkx) Faculty Issues (Ann Austin & Roger Baldwin)

12. Faculty Research Agendas in the HALE Program Students in Postsecondary Education Foundational Studies in Higher Education Leadership and Organizational Change International and Globalization in Higher Education Educational Policy Teaching and Learning

13. Break

14. Application and Funding Graduate School Marilyn Amey John Dirkx

15. GRE scores (last 5 years) GPA (>3.0) References – who to ask Personal Statement – Focus on answering the questions (see flyer) Writing Sample – Solo authored piece Experiences

16. What do faculty look for in personal statements? How do faculty use the writing sample in decision making? What is the admissions committee looking for in an application?

17. Costs and Funding

18. Estimated Costs per Semester Tuition – 6 credits/in-state/fees $4390 – 9 credits/in-state/fees $6585 Fees – COGS (grad tax) $11.00 – FM Radio Tax $3.00 – State News Tax $5.00 Housing – $800 to $925 month http://ctlr.msu.edu/COStudentAccounts/TuitionCalculatorFall.aspx

19. Health Insurance Graduate assistants receive health insurance benefits as part of their compensation Graduate Assistant Stipends (9 month positions) Biweekly stipends range from $885 - $935. Half-time assistantships also include a waiver of the out-of-state portion of tuition, a waiver of nine credits of in-state tuition each fall and spring semester, and paid enrollment in the university's graduate student health insurance plan. * tuition and fees are for current academic year only and may change

20. Assistantships ($40,000 – inclusive of $16,800 stipend, tuition waiver, health insurance) Fellowships ($45,000 - $50,000) Assistantships and Fellowships