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EDHI 6220 B (CRN: 15416)

Higher Education: Problems in Education

3 Credit Hours—Seats Available!

Registration

For crosslists see: EDHI 6220 A

About EDHI 6220 B

Individual work on a research problem selected by the student in consultation with a staff member. Prerequisite: Twelve hours in education and related areas; endorsement by a sponsoring faculty member.

Notes

Open to Degree and PACE students Colocated with EDHI 6220 A; Total combined enrollment = 30. Hyflex section provides students with flexible course modality, including the option to complete fully online. Please reach out to the instructor to discuss. THIS IS THE HYFLEX SECTION Instructor Colleen Fairchild

Section Description

This course will focus on current issues and "hot topics" in higher education administration. Course will operate in 3 modules, each on a different topic with a different instructor. Module 1 will focus on student learning assessment and institutional assessment in higher education. Module 2 will focus on business operations and budgeting in higher education. Module 3 will focus on international higher education. Course features 3 co-instructors, guest speakers, and connections with university administrators. Please contact HESA Program Coordinator Dr. Melissa Rocco with questions at melissa.rocco@uvm.edu

Section Expectation

Course will meet both in-person and online - modality will depend on the week's schedule and activities. Those wishing to only participate online should register for section B of this course. Details will be provided by instructors. Expectations include: consistent attendance at class sessions for engagement with guest speakers and experiential activities; curious dialogue with instructors, peers, and guests; group projects and assignments; seminar and workshop-style class sessions

Evaluation

class activities, case studies, group projects, engaged dialogue, reflections, written and verbal communication

Important Dates

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