Graduate Courses
Mayville State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (a Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities) and by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). In 2011 the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education approved Mayville State University’s request to offer graduate credit in Education and Library Media and Information Science (LMIS). The Higher Learning Commission approved offering five transferable courses and five non-transferable courses in education and library science.
The courses are based on the needs of certified educators who will take graduate courses as part-time students. Cohort groups of educators will complete the courses offered on a rotational basis. Mayville State University will articulate the graduate courses with graduate degree granting institutions.
Recertification requirements in North Dakota for Library Credentials LM02 and LM03 require graduate credit. Mayville State University will provide the newest innovations in technology to assure that educators master competencies and practice application in real-world settings.
Student Learning Outcomes:
Note: Future graduate courses are in development. Please contact the Chair of the Division of Education and Psychology.
- SLO 1: Apply content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and research results in carrying out teaching responsibilities.
- SLO 2: Utilize research-based strategies concerning instructional and assessment.
- SLO 3: Use technology with students as a means to discover, apply, and communicate knowledge and information.
- SLO 4: Develop professionally through reflective practice and active analysis in school-based experiences,
- SLO 5: Value diversity as a central element in educational settings.
EDUC 599 ST: STEM Teaching Strategies
Note: Future graduate courses are in development. Please contact the Chair of the Division of Education and Psychology.