Each day features dynamic keynote speakers in a large-group format for all institute participants
Registration and refreshments will begin at 7:30 am each day outside of Jamrich Hall Lecture Room 102. Keynotes will begin promptly by 8:15 am. After the daily keynote, AIE participants will proceed to their individual classes in Jamrich Hall for the rest of the day and Ed Leadership participants will proceed to the MEAD auditorium of Seaborg Science Center.
19th ANNUAL ACTION IN EDUCATION SUMMER INSTITUTE (AIE)
"Educators Working Together for Accountability”
June 16-19
Co-Sponsored by NMU and MARESA
AIE Course Details AIE Schedule Grid AIE Flyer
AIE participants may select from a number of classes that run for all four days (two credits*), classes that run two days (one credit*) and classes that run for just one day (.5 credit*). State Board Continuing Education Units (SBCEU’s) are offered through MARESA. Contact Betty Burke-Coduti at 906-226-5132 for more information.
SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP I & II
June 16-18
Co-sponsored by NMU and UPCED
1 or 2 credits. Contact D. Russell dorussell@nmu.edu or 227-2016
The Educational Leadership Institute is designed to bring current and aspiring school administrators together to discuss educational issues in school administration and leadership. School administrators and teachers who are interested in becoming administrators are encouraged to attend.
Daily itinerary
| Session I, June 16-17 Title: Ed Leadership I (ED596A-01) CRN# 50793 Graduate Tuition: $305 (1cr. hr.) SBCEUs available through MARESA |
Session II, June 17-18 Title: Ed Leadership II (ED596B-01) CRN#: 50794 Graduate Tuition: $305 (1cr. hr.) SBCEUs available through MARESA |
After registering for credit*, complete the Educational Leadership registration form and mail it along with your payment to the address indicated on the form.
*NOTE: If you have never taken a graduate course at NMU, you will need to complete a Graduate Application for Admission. You may apply on line at: http://www.nmu.edu/graduate_studies/ (Click on “How to Apply”) or call the Graduate Studies office at 906-227-2300.
Once you are admitted, you may register for the institute on line at: my.nmu.edu. First time users will need to find their Username and create a password. This can be done by clicking on the tab “MyUser,” and selecting the “New User” line. You can also register over the phone by calling the Student Services Center at 906-227-1221.
A word about NMU college credits and SBCEU's
NMU credits: New teachers with a provisional certificate working toward their professional certificate are required to complete 18 college credits over an 8-9 year period. 4 of the 18 credits may be 900 level classes, typically titled 989s.
SBCEUs/900 level/500 level: Teachers with a professional certificate may take any combination. All teachers with a professional certificate are required to complete 6 credits every 5 years to maintain certification.
Questions:
Nancy E. Carter, Certification Counselor, NMU School of Education ncarter@nmu.edu 227-1625
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