JOIN THE COMMUNITY
Our Master’s in Higher Education Leadership (MHEL) students may come to campus early to start their internship or graduate assistantship, but we find it is helpful to become familiar with the campus in an academic context—who are your professors, what does coursework look like, what are the academic resources available?
New Student Orientation will be held on Saturday, August 26 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on-campus. This will be held in the Maney Room in Coxe Hall.
Fall 2023 Course Information
All MHEL students will be enrolled in the following two courses, in addition to their internship course. Textbooks for Fall 2023 are listed below.
MHEL 503: Problems of Practice
Instructor: Dr. Becca Barile
Textbooks:
Garvey, J.C., Harris, J.C., Means, D.R., Perez, R.J., and Porter, C.J. (2020). Case studies for student development theory. Routledge.
Gorski, P.C., and Pothini, S.G (2018). Case studies on diversity and social justice education (2nd edition). Routledge.
MHEL 553: History of Disability
Instructor: Dr. Susan Pliner
Textbook:
Evans, N.J. (2017). Disability in higher education: A social justice approach. Jossey-Bass.