Eight programs of study to choose from. This dual-degree program prepares students for careers as archivists, who work in a variety of settings to appraise, collect, organize, preserve, and promote the use of unpublished documents. This is a program that engages students in a rigorous, disciplined academic study of children's literature. Courses approach children's literature from an historic or critical perspective. This unique program prepares professional women and men to assume leadership roles and managerial responsibilities by expanding their understanding of the strategic use of communications in organizations.
Courses involve the use of emerging technologies and the latest research in effective communication.
This program prepares professional educators to assume the role of an effective administrator in a school system and will prepare qualified candidates for Massachusetts certification as an assistant principal or principal in an elementary, middle or secondary school. Designed for the student who has a liberal arts background and wishes to obtain teaching certification, this program emphasizes the skills necessary to teach in an inclusive classroom. This program offers courses of study in English, American, and comparative literature to students interested in professional, academic, and personal advancement. This program also offers a writing option as well as a dual degree option which includes teacher certification. This 32 credit program in Spanish includes a required graduate seminar in critical or cultural theory and individually specialized courses.