The Master of Education in Secondary Education (MED-SEC) is awarded in the following concentrations: Art, English, and Social Science.
Admission Requirements
- A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution with an undergraduate major suited to the discipline in which the applicant wishes to study. The BFA and the BA in Art Education are considered appropriate degrees for applicants wishing to pursue the Art concentration.
- All admission requirements must be met within the first (9) hours of graduate course work.
Concentration Specific Admission Requirements
- A grade point average of 3.0 or higher on all undergraduate coursework and course relevant to the discipline.
- Submission of a visual arts portfolio.
Curriculum
Core Education Courses EPY 601, ELR 605, CUR 608 |
9 |
Required Courses CUR 682, ART 660, ART 664, ART 665 |
12 |
Electives in Art To be determined after review of portfolio and transcript and one Art History |
12 |
TOTAL HOURS | 33 |
Degree Requirements
A candidate for the Master of Education degree is required to meet the following:
- Fulfill the general requirements for a graduate degree at Delta State University.
- Complete graduate work consisting of core courses, major field hours and elective hours as specified.
- Earn a grade point average of at least 3.0 in the major field and overall.
- Earn a B average in the prescribed core courses. (See also individual program requirements.)
- Specific courses to be determined after review of portfolio and transcript. The Thesis option is not allowed in this Concentration.
All candidates for the M.Ed. degree in the College of Arts and Sciences are required to complete the Teacher Work Sample and the Teacher Intern Assessment Instrument.
Faculty
Phyllis Hill, Ph.D. – Assistant Professor of Art
phill@deltastate.edu
Contact Us
Michael Stanley
662-846-4720
mstanley@deltastate.edu
Address:
DSU Box D2 Wright 106
Cleveland, MS
38733