2009-2010 Catalog - Graduate School - Bethel University

More documents

Recommendations

Info

$Bethel University Calculus/Precalculus Math Placement Exam ...$

Academic Programs and DisciplinesDegree program includes:Core Courses 25One Concentration + 19TOTAL Nursing Major 44* Course must be taken for credit at Bethel.Certificate in Nursing Education (CNED)The Certificate in Nursing Education gives nurses an opportunity for graduatelevelcourse work foundational to the nurse educator role. The sequence of fourprimarily online courses will include application experiences. The course workin the Certificate in Nursing Education can be applied to the M.A. in Nursingdegree program.The Certificate in Nursing Education is for learners who desire to:• Integrate educational theories, Christian worldview, technology, and professionalstandards into the design, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum.• Apply teaching-learning strategies based on assessment of the adult learner.• Design measures to evaluate learner and curricular outcomes.• Analyze ethical, political, organizational, cultural, technological, and professionalinfluences on educational systems.• Use leadership principles to improve nursing or healthcare educational systems.CoursesThe required curriculum for the Certificate in Nursing Education comprises a12 semester credit sequence of courses. For course sequence, request a programcalendar from the Graduate School.CoursesSemester Credit HoursNURS603 Teaching-Learning Processes for Adults 3NURS607 Curriculum Development in Nursing 3NURS613 Issues and Trends in Nursing Education 3NURS658Measurement and Assessment of Learningin Nursing Education + 3TOTAL Certificate in Nursing Education 1273
Academic Programs and DisciplinesOrganizational LeadershipM.A. in Organizational LeadershipMajor in Organizational Leadership (ORLG)The organizational leadership program prepares learners for professional service andleadership through a body of learning grounded in the liberal arts and a Christianworldview. It builds on the foundation of an undergraduate education, enhancingthe knowledge, capacities, and competencies learners have gained therein.Leadership, in its broadest sense, is a relationship between people in which someare able to bring about changes that benefit all involved. In an organization thisrelationship has structure, with mutual expectations and modes of behavior. Thus,leaders play roles that depend partly on their social situation but also on the needs,values, and opportunities of the entire group.The M.A. in Organizational Leadership program at Bethel has three primarypurposes:• Prepare learners to apply creative and critical thinking to leadership opportunitiesand challenges.• Equip learners to adopt new approaches and techniques of information managementand application.• Empower learners to discern and apply Christian ethics and worldviews toleadership practice.Bethel University seeks applicants for the M.A. in Organizational Leadership whoare seeking to further develop their leadership knowledge and skills.Program OutcomesThe desired outcomes for graduates of the program are:• Ability to take leadership roles in business, civic, education, government,health, nonprofit, religious, social service, and other organizations.• Sensitivity to the needs and perceptions of others.• Ability to envision opportunities and desirable futures and to devise meansof attaining them.• Effective communication skills, both interpersonal and through print and/orelectronic media.• Awareness of the means of gaining and using power, both positively andnegatively.• Ability to build and work with teams and networks, within and outside alearner’s organization.74
Page 6:
General InformationPublicationsThis
Page 9 and 10:
General InformationBethel Universit
Page 11 and 12:
Academic CalendarThe 2009-2010 acad
Page 15:
Admission• Employment Verificatio
Page 23 and 24:
AdmissionAdmission CategoriesIf acc
Page 25:
AdmissionCohort Cancellation Policy
Page 28 and 29: FinancesFinancial Clearance for Gra
Page 30 and 31: FinancesEarned credits for purposes
Page 32 and 33: Academic InformationGeneral Require
Page 34 and 35: Academic InformationClass Attendanc
Page 36 and 37: Academic InformationGrade of XThe g
Page 38 and 39: Academic InformationTranscriptsTran
Page 40 and 41: Academic InformationAcademic Honest
Page 42 and 43: Academic InformationReadmission Pro
Page 44 and 45: Academic Informationparties agree o
Page 46 and 47: Academic Programs and DisciplinesCo
Page 48 and 49: Academic Programs and DisciplinesPo
Page 50 and 51: Academic Programs and Disciplines
Page 55 and 56: Academic Programs and DisciplinesCo
Page 57 and 58: Academic Programs and DisciplinesPr
Page 59 and 60: Academic Programs and DisciplinesSu
Page 61 and 62: Academic Programs and DisciplinesM.
Page 63 and 64: Academic Programs and Disciplines5.
Page 67 and 68: Academic Programs and DisciplinesM.
Page 69 and 70: Academic Programs and DisciplinesLe
Page 71 and 72: Academic Programs and Disciplinesda
Page 73 and 74: Academic Programs and DisciplinesSe
Page 75 and 76: Academic Programs and Disciplines5.
Page 77: Academic Programs and DisciplinesNU
Page 81 and 82: Academic Programs and DisciplinesOR
Page 83 and 84: Academic Programs and DisciplinesSe
Page 85 and 86: Course DescriptionsADVA645 (GRTG645
Page 87 and 88: Course DescriptionsBUSN630 • Stra
Page 89 and 90: Course DescriptionsCOMM615 • Quan
Page 91 and 92: Course DescriptionsCOMM722 • Effe
Page 93 and 94: Course DescriptionsEDUC603 • Intr
Page 95 and 96: Course DescriptionsEDUC614 • Educ
Page 97 and 98: Course DescriptionsEDUC626 • Lead
Page 99 and 100: Course DescriptionsEDUC645 • Port
Page 101 and 102: Course DescriptionsEDUC670 • Asse
Page 103 and 104: Course DescriptionsEDUC688 • Meth
Page 105 and 106: Course DescriptionsEDUC755 • Prep
Page 107 and 108: Course DescriptionsEDUC784 • Prac
Page 109 and 110: Course Descriptionsdevelop personal
Page 111 and 112: Course DescriptionsEDUC860 • Lega
Page 113 and 114: Course DescriptionsEDUC890 • Diss
Page 115 and 116: Course DescriptionsNURS609 • Info
Page 117 and 118: Course DescriptionsNURS752 • Mast
Page 119 and 120: Course DescriptionsORGL635 • Orga
Page 121 and 122: Course DescriptionsPhilosophyPHIL61
Page 123 and 124: Course DescriptionsPSYC640 • Pers
Page 125 and 126: Course DescriptionsPSYC660 • Neur
Page 127 and 128: Course Descriptionsthe thesis proje
Page 129 and 130:
PersonnelRobert J. Mann, Wayzata, M
Page 131 and 132:
PersonnelLibraryRobert C. Suderman,
Page 133 and 134:
PersonnelInformation TechnologyWill
Page 135 and 136:
PersonnelKatie Raisanen, M.A., Prog
Page 137 and 138:
PersonnelLeta J. Frazier, 1982. Pro
Page 139 and 140:
PersonnelKatie J. Raisanen, 2007. A
Page 141 and 142:
PersonnelJohn G. Greupner, 1998. Ad
Page 143:
PersonnelJay F. Tracy, 2003. Adjunc
show all

2009-2010 Catalog - Graduate School - Bethel University

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?