Updates and Corrections to the 20-21 Bulletin

Master of Public Health: Public Health Practice Concentration - The Culminating Experience was updated for 3 hours, and the Public Health Concentration was updated for 12 hours. The print Bulletin is incorrect as it was printed before the error was found.
The College of Graduate Studies has been changed to the Office of Graduate Studies wherever it appears.
The Office of Civil Rights and Institutional Equity's information was updated with Title IX information.
The GPA for admissions is now 2.7 for all concentrations of the M.A. in Education.
School of Music - Private Instruction section - the MA in Music information was removed.
Administration list was updated.
MSA: Health Services Administration - Under Required Courses, the note should say "...one of HSC 507 or HSL 611..." (not HSC 611).
Graduation Procedures were updated to reflect new graduation periods.
Thesis/Doctoral Project/Dissertation or Journal Article deadlines were updated (inside cover)
Authorization - Information for Ontario, Maryland, and Ohio was updated.
Ph.D. in School Psychology - in the last paragraph under Program Requirements, the word "years" was left out in the sentence: Students are required to complete at least two (2) years of academic training at Central Michigan University.
Robert and Lura Myers Scholarship was added to the online bulletin.
The Ph.D. in Educational Leadership is now on hiatus. No admissions are being accepted. Contact the department for more information.
The Master of Arts in English Composition and Communication is on hiatus.
The Master of Arts in Teacher Leadership is on hiatus.
The DHA degree has an updated Admission, Retention, and Termination section.
Under Degree Requirements, Graduate Certificates should list 15-21 hours, as listed in the CAD.

Check back for updates to this page: 4/21/21

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