Courses

6992. Thesis (1-3). Pr., completion of all other course work in the M.L.A. program and a 3.0 graduate GP on a 4.0 scale. The student will submit to the Liberal Arts Graduate Committee and defend an approved thesis in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Liberal Arts degree.

Completion of a formal research project under faculty supervision.

The thesis must be related to both the student's concentration area and adult education. Information regarding thesis guidelines and requirements may be Grading obtained from the Graduate School office. system is Pass/Fail.

Research for and preparation of a scholarly paper related to a counseling and guidance problem or situation under the supervision of the student’s advisory committee. Grading system is Pass/Fail. Enrollment limited to Ed.S. students.

Research for and preparation of a scholarly paper related to a counseling and guidance problem or situation under the supervision of the student's advisory Grading system is Pass/Fail. Enrollment committee. limited to Ed.S. students. CRIMINOLOGY

The thesis must be related to an educational problem or situation. Information regarding the thesis program may be obtained from the Dean of the Graduate This course may be repeated. Grading sys- School. tem is Pass/Fail.

Research for and preparation of a scholarly paper related to a school administration, supervision, and/ or curriculum problem. The project will be under the Graddirection of the student's advisory committee. ing system is Pass/Fail. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Grading system is Pass/Fail Students must take this course during their final Fall semester. Grading system is Pass/Fail. NSG 6697 Scholarly Inquiry Practicum II (1/2) Faculty-guided experience for implementation and Grading evaluation of student's scholarly inquiry. system is Pass / Fail. Successful completion of this course meets the MSN comprehensive exam requirement.

The thesis must be related to both the students' concentration area and post secondary education. Information regarding thesis guidelines and requirements may be obtained from the Graduate School office. Grading system is Pass/Fail.

The thesis must be related to a Second Language Instruction problem or situation. Information regarding the thesis program may be obtained from the Dean of the Graduate School. This course may be repeated. Grading system is Pass/Fail.