Assistant Professors Bradford Allen, Ed.D., computer simulation, statistical research methodology, testing and evaluation, modeling. Richard E. Enstice, Ph.D., administration in higher education, computers in education, computer networking. The program is designed to provide graduate education in environmental content, as well as to expand and improve environmental education teaching skills. To this end, the program includes graduate course work in environmental content, in environmental education and in educational research. The master's degree program includes course work in an environmental content concentration.
Concentrations reflect the academic and research strengths of programs within the university.
The master's degree program also includes course work in environmental education foundations and methods. The foundations course is designed to develop and expand knowledge of the field and of educational practices in the field from diverse perspectives. The methods courses are designed to develop and improve teaching skills. To accommodate students' differing backgrounds and interests, course projects and assignments allow students to develop and apply these skills in relevant contexts or settings. The master's program is designed for individuals holding bachelor's degrees in areas of science, environmental studies, environmental interpretation or K-12 education.