| HEA 6611 |
Organization and Administration of
Higher Education (3) |
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This course is designed to acquaint education
leaders in higher education with the
control, organization, financial and business
aspects, academic and student personnel
administration of the instructional program,
and community and government relationship. |
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| HEA 6612 |
Community Junior College (3) |
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This course covers the rise and development
of the community or junior college in
American education, its philosophy and
functions with specific attention to the transfer,
terminal, and community-service functions.
Problems of organization, curriculum
construction, staffing and instructional procedures
are stressed. |
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| HEA 6614 |
School Law (3) |
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A study of school law as set forth in the
common law, state, and federal constitutions,
statues, judicial decisions, and in the
rules and regulations of state. Major emphasis
will be on state and federal law and its
impact on education today. |
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| HEA 6635 |
Seminar on the American College Student
(3) |
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An examination of contemporary college
students, focusing on the environment pressures,
psychological needs, and values.
Emphasis will be placed on student, faculty
and administration relationships and interactions.
Recent research and literature on the
college student will be examined. |
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| HEA 6660 |
Contemporary Issues in Higher Education
(3) |
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This course is an intensive examination of
the major issues currently confronting higher
education with emphasis on issues of major
concern to individual students. |
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| HEA 6690 |
Financing of Higher Education (3) |
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An analysis of private, state, and federal
revenue sources; student aid, program budgets,
financial methods and practices through
the combination of theory with problems
and issues facing the financing of higher
education. |
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| HEA 6696 |
Practicum in Higher Education (1-3) |
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The Practicum is a supervised application of
the concepts, principles, and skills acquired
by the students in previous course work.
Students will explore and identify alternative
solutions to the problems through group
interaction. |
