The Educational Leadership Program prepares its students to become instructional leaders in public and non-public schools, state agencies, and new entrepreneurial ventures. Students gain a deep understanding about the context of American education from anthropological, historical, and sociological perspectives and about the central elements of instructional, organizational, public, and evidenced-based leadership.

Each year, the Mid-Career Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership brings together a select and diverse cohort of 25 educational leaders to build an intensive professional learning community in an executive-style doctoral program.

This program provides an opportunity for talented educators from the public, independent, charter and religious affiliated schools to develop their leadership skills in preparation for taking on increasingly challenging roles in the nation’s schools. The School Leadership Program utilizes an executive format which focuses on helping students develop the competencies and knowledge base needed to become effective instructional leaders.

Prepares senior-level business executives to succeed as learning leaders. Whether the executive is a chief learning officer, vice president of human resources, or training director, this Ed.D. program develops the expertise needed to form a culture of learning within an organization. 

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