Graduate Academic Catalog 2019-2020 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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Program Description
The Liberal Arts informs this Leadership degree. Learning opportunities are designed from different perspectives within a Christian worldview so students see issues and challenges with unique lenses allowing for out-of-the-box thinking and creativity. Experiential learning is an integral component to help discover God-given leadership skills that one may not have realized. Knowing ourselves and our ability to examine the heart issues that hold us back, impact our ability to connect/communicate with others, resolve conflict, and many other key aspects of leadership will be thoroughly integrated into the coursework. There will be a focus on spiritual development, leading, and managing people. Students will have veteran mentors throughout the program who will be a supporter, sounding board, encourager, and sharer of experiences. A Christian worldview permeates the leadership degree as students seek knowledge, clarity, and guidance to become God ordained Christian leaders. Experienced leaders from various walks of life will talk with students and share their journeys.
Master of Arts in Leadership (M.A.)
The Master of Arts in Leadership (M.A.) is a graduate degree for students who have completed a baccalaureate degree and seek to gain expertise in leadership. The M.A. consists of 30 credit hours.
Master of Arts in Leadership (M.A.) - Christian School Education
Students enrolled in the Master of Arts in Leadership (M.A.) - Christian Schooling program at the Andrew Jumper Theological Graduate Center at Mackenzie Presbyterian University in São Paulo, Brazil, may simultaneously enroll in Gordon’s M.A. in Leadership program and complete a concentration in Christian School Education. In order to earn the M.A. in Leadership at Gordon, students in must complete five of Gordon’s M.A. in Leadership courses (LEA 701, LEA 702, LEA 710, LEA 715 and LEA 720), Gordon’s EDU 705 (Principled Leadership - Ethics, Values, and Moral Leadership), and a six-credit practicum. Additionally, Gordon will accept two courses, entitled Reformed Worldview & Education and Christian Faith & Educational Theories, from the degree program at the Andrew Jumper Theological Graduate Center to fulfill six credits towards graduation.
Educational Specialist (Ed.S.)
The Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) is an advanced degree program designed for students who have earned a master’s degree to obtain additional expertise in the area of leadership. The Ed.S. consists of 30 credit hours.
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