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Ph.D. in Higher Education and Student Affairs (ABD)
 
The Higher Education & Student Affairs (HESA) program at Indiana University is a pioneer in the study of higher education and student affairs administration. The HESA program has a distinguished history and continues to be nationally recognized as a leader in the development of higher education scholar-practitioners. Graduates serve as administrative leaders in postsecondary institutions throughout the country, researchers, as well as faculty members that continue to cultivate new insights and understandings in the field.

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Major Concentration:  Higher Education and Student Affairs
Minor Concentration:  Urban Education
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Core Courses

C654:  History of Higher Education in the United States

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T531:  Organizational and Cultural Change in Diverse Schools

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T750:  Sociopolitical Context of Urban Schooling

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Y521:  Methodological Approaches to Educational Inquiry

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C664:  Higher Education Organization and Administration

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C661 / C678:  Institutional Research in Higher Education

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C750:  College Teaching and Learning

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Dissertation
Valuing Engagement: Evaluating the Engaged Research of Faculty within Promotion and Tenure
Masters of Effective Teaching and Leadership (METL)
 
The METL program is based on four core values: the appreciation of diversity and similarity; the excitement of teaching, learning, and mentoring; the challenge of integrated theory, practice, and collaboration; and the strength of integrity and responsibility. 

 

 
Core Courses

ED 530:  Foundations of Effective Teaching and Leadership

 

ED 504:  Curriculum Concepts

 

ED 569:  Problems, Issues, & Trends in Education

 

ED 497:  Inclusive Education

 

ED 658:  Teacher Research & Leadership

 

 
Culminating Masters Thesis​
Using Photo Voice to Explore the Social Circles of Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Bachelors of Arts with Honors
 
DePauw University promotes liberal arts education at its best and provides a community for students seeking an especially stimulating intellectual experience.

 

 

Major Concentration:  Religious Studies
Minor Concentrations:  Philosophy, Conflict Studies

 

Honors
Fulbright Scholar
Honor Scholar
Bonner Scholar
Dean's List
Cum Laude ​
 
Culminating Honors Thesis​
Putting the 'Om' in Shalom:  Buddhist-Jewish Meditation as a Form of Religious Hybridization
 
Culminating Major Thesis​
Breaking the Silence:  Martin Buber's Existential Response to the Holocaust
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