Coordinator:
Dr. Ebelia Hernandez
(848-863-9170;
email:
ebelia.hernandez@gse.rutgers.edu)
Please visit the website.
The master of education (Ed.M.) in college student affairs at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is a 42-credit course of study designed to prepare individuals to work with students in a variety of administrative and advising positions in colleges and universities.
Students in the program pursue a rigorous course of study tha
t integrates theoretical, empirical, and professional learning opportunities into the total educational experience. The program's design, resources, and learning goals are consistent with standards and outcomes articulated by the American College Personnel Association (ACPA), the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and the Council for Advancement of Standards (CAS).
The college student affairs program prepares graduates for employment in postsecondary institutions and programs that serve college and college-bound students. Program graduates work in housing and residence life, student unions, student activities, career services, new student orientation, student services for special student populations, retention programs, student conduct, academic advising, academic enrichment services, and fraternity and sorority advising.
Course of Study
15:230:606 Higher Education Law (3)
15:230:620 Organization and Administration of Higher Education (3)
15:245:501 Introduction to Student Affairs (3)
15:245:502 Student Development and Learning: Theory and Research (3)
15:245:601 Field Experience (6)
15:245:602 Student Leadership, Workshop, and Program Development (3)
15:245:603 Introduction to Assessment, Evaluation, and Research (3)
15:245:604 Capstone Course (3)
15:245:605 Internship Seminar (3)
15:297:501 Introduction to Counseling and Interview Skills (3)
Electives (9 credits)
Electives are chosen in consultation with faculty adviser. Popular electives include: 15:245:640-645 Special Topics in College Student Affairs (BA,BA)
15:245:601 Field Experience (placements must be approved in advance by College Student Affairs faculty) (3)
15:295:580 Psychology of Learning (3)
15:297:505 Group Counseling: Theory and Practice (3)
15:297:507 Multicultural Issues (3)
15:297:510 Career Counseling and Development (3)
