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8 GRADUATE CATALOG 2013-2016 NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDIES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Dr William Bajor, Acting Director Hepburn Hall, Room 206 201-200-3409 Fax: 201-200-3411 wbajor@njcu.edu http://www.njcu.edu/graduate/grad/ OFFICE OF GRADUATE STUDIES Mercedes Vargas, Assistant Director Videsh Bahadur, Assistant Director Queen Gibson, Assistant Director Sachie Tsumura-Tmart, Program Coordinator, New Pathways to Teaching in NJ OBJECTIVE The purposes of graduate and continuing education at New Jersey City University are to enhance the student’s knowledge and skills at an advanced level and to serve the broader community. Graduate study at New Jersey City University offers students of all backgrounds in Northern New Jersey and throughout the state the opportunity to: • Enroll in affordable graduate programs in fields such as education, counseling, health, business, criminal justice, security and the arts, thus providing access to careers and ongoing professional development; • Develop a spirit of intellectual inquiry, research skills, and independent thought and expression, as a path to leadership positions; • Develop creativity and imagination through art and music. DEGREE AND CERTIFICAION PREPARATION PROGRAMS OFFERED DOCTORAL PROGRAMS • Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Technology Leadership • Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) in Civil Security Leadership, Management and Policy (CSLMP) MASTER OF ARTS • Counseling • Educational Psychology • Educational Technology • Elementary School Reading • Mathematics Education • Music Education • Reading Specialist • Secondary School Reading • Special Education • Studio Art • Urban Education - Educational Administration and Supervision - Bilingual/Bicultural Education - English as a Second Language - Teaching and Learning in Urban Schools - World Languages (Spanish) MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING • Early Childhood Education • Early Childhood Education/Special Education • Elementary Education • Secondary Education • Special Education MASTER OF FINE ARTS • Art - Painting and Drawing - Printmaking - Sculpture - Photography - Computer Arts - Graphic Design - Illustration - Jewelry - Metalsmithing - Clay MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION • Finance • Marketing • Organizational Management and Leadership MASTER OF MUSIC PERFORMANCE • Classical—Instrumental • Classical—Voice • Jazz • Multiple Woodwinds MASTER OF SCIENCE • Accounting Accounting Bridge Program • Finance - Financial Planning - Financial Analysis - Financial Management • Criminal Justice • Health Sciences - Community Health Education - Health Administration - School Health Education • National Security Studies - National Security - Corporate Security - Information Assurance/Cyber Security PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY ALTERNATE ROUTE DEGREE PROGRAMS • Early Childhood Specialized P-3 • Early Childhood/Special Education • Urban Education-World Languages (Spanish) NEW PATHWAYS TO TEACHING IN NEW JERSEY (NPTNJ) CERT IFICATION/ENDORSEMENT ELIGIBILITY PROGRAMS • Associate School Library Media Specialist • Bilingual/Bicultural Teacher • Driver Education • Elementary Education • English as a Second Language Teacher • Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant • P-3 Certification • Principal and Supervisor • Secondary Education • School Library Media Specialist • School Nursing • School Counselor • School Psychology • Teacher of Students with Disabilities NJCU CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS • Graduate Certificate in Professional- Financial Planning • Graduate Certificate in Investment Analysis • Graduate Certificate in Portfolio Management • Graduate Certificate in Professional Financial Management • Graduate Certificate in Professional Management Accounting • Career Education Specialist Certificate • Distance Learning Specialist Certificate • Assistive Technology Specialist Certificate • National Security Agency Certificate for Information Systems Security Officers (ISSO)
GRADUATE STUDIES AND CONTINUING EDUCATION 9 CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION Degree programs at the University are characterized by flexibility and an interrelationship between major fields of learning. The student, with the help of an advisor, is expected to plan a unified course of study appropriate to previous education, experience and professional goals. Programs are generally flexible enough to permit specialization in the major department and yet encourage involvement in courses offered by other departments. Graduate study presupposes that students are mature individuals whose academic habits, capacity for critical thinking and research and investigative skills permit them to profit from courses that include advanced material and curricula which are intellectually more demanding than undergraduate courses. Research papers, integral requirements of all graduate courses, must meet high standards of written work. It is expected that students will present, orally and in writing, well organized, clear research. FACULTY In general, the faculty is composed of full-time staff members with the rank of professor, associate professor or assistant professor. All faculty are prepared, through their education and experience, to direct graduate work. Ordinarily, members of the faculty have earned doctorates or appropriate terminal degrees in their areas. The graduate program is administered by the Dean of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education in accordance with the general policies, procedures, and regulations of the University. NJCU GRADUATE STUDENTS New Jersey City University graduate students come to the University as graduates of colleges and universities throughout the United States and several foreign countries. Some of these colleges and universities are listed below: Adelphi University Alfred University Anatolian University (Turkey) Berkeley College Brooklyn College Bucknell University Caldwell College California State University Centenary State College Central State University Chan-Won National University (South Korea) City College of New York Clarion State College Clemson University The College of New Jersey Colgate University Colorado State University Columbia University Cornell University Dartmouth College Duke University East Stroudsburg University Elmira College Empire State University Emporia State University Fairleigh Dickinson University Felician College Georgian Court College Harvard University Hofstra University Howard University Hunter College Kansas State University Kean University Long Island University Mansfield University Massey University (New Zealand) Mercy College Monmouth University Montclair State University Morgan State University Muhlenberg College National Taiwan University New Jersey City University New Jersey Institute of Technology New York University Notre Dame of Maribel College (Philippines) North Carolina A&T University North Carolina Central University Ohio University Old Dominion University Pace University Pacific University Pacific Lutheran University Penn State University Princeton University Queens College Ramapo College Rider University Rowan University Rutgers University Seoul Woman’s College (South Korea) Seton Hall University Shaw University Spelman College St. Francis College St. Joseph’s College St. Peter’s College Stevens Institute of Technology The Richard Stockton College of NJ Susquehanna University Syracuse University Temple University Thomas Edison State College Trinity State College University of California University of Connecticut University of Chicago University of Delaware University of Hawaii University of Manila University of Maryland University of Miami University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of Philippines University of South Carolina University of Texas University of Toledo University of Vermont Vassar College Villanova University Wayne State University West Chester University William Paterson University
Page 1 and 2: 2013 - 2016 GRADUATE CATALOG
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Page 5 and 6: CONTENTS History of New Jersey City
Page 7 and 8: ABOUT NJCU / OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELAT
Page 9 and 10: DIRECTORY 5 Lee Hagan Africana Stud
Page 11: ACADEMIC CALENDAR 7 Wednesday, Sept
Page 15 and 16: ADMISSIONS INFORMATION / ADMISSION
Page 17 and 18: ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS / ACADEMIC S
Page 19 and 20: POLICIES AND PROCEDURES / REGISTRAT
Page 21 and 22: COMPLETING A GRADUATE PROGRAM / STU
Page 23 and 24: STUDENTS’ RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILI
Page 25 and 26: STUDENT RECORDS / GRADUATE ASSISTAN
Page 27 and 28: GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS AND FINANCI
Page 29 and 30: THE CAMPUS 25 square feet of space
Page 31 and 32: STUDENT AFFAIRS 27 STUDENT AFFAIRS
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Page 35 and 36: ACADEMIC CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEM
Page 37 and 38: ACADEMIC SUPPORT PROGRAMS 33 Summer
Page 39 and 40: ACADEMIC COMPUTING 35 ACADEMIC COMP
Page 41 and 42: WILLIAM J. MAXWELL COLLEGE OF ARTS
Page 43 and 44: ART DEPARTMENT 39 ADVISEMENT The Gr
Page 45 and 46: ART DEPARTMENT 41 (MFA) or a master
Page 47 and 48: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES / MATHEMATICS
Page 49 and 50: MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 45 MATH 602
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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 59 DEBORAH CAN
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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DEPARTMEN
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EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND COUNSELI
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LITERACY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 95 Ma
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT 131 CRI
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HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT 135 Mast
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HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT 137 Cont
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SPECIAL GRADUATE COURSES 147 LANG 5
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EMERITI 149 EMERITI Ruth A. Allen,
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FACULTY AND STAFF 151 Michigan Stat
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FACULTY AND STAFF 153 Yi Ding Profe
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FACULTY AND STAFF 155 New Jersey Ci
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FACULTY AND STAFF 157 Montclair Sta
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FACULTY AND STAFF 159 School of Vis
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FACULTY AND STAFF 161 Ann Marie Sto
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INDEX 163 INDEX A Academic - Calend
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INDEX 165 Record of Access, 21 Reco
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