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For more information about Educational Administration programs please contact Eunice MacGill at:

Loyola Hall
Room 407
(206) 296-6170
Edadmin@seattleu.edu or macgille@seattleu.edu

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School and organizational leadership grounded in values, reflection and commitment to service

EdAdmin

The Educational Administration Program develops exceptional educational leaders. Designed primarily for part-time students, who are working adults, this program attracts aspiring administrators who are passionate about making a difference — who see themselves as leaders of other professionals in pursuit of excellence for schools and organizations.

Principal Preparation

A school leadership program to prepare ethical and reflective professionals for service in diverse communities

The Principal Preparation Program develops exceptional school leaders. Designed primarily for part-time students who are working adults, this program attracts aspiring administrators who are passionate about making a difference — who see themselves as leaders of other professionals in pursuit of excellence for students, staff, and schools. Classes are designed to bridge theory and practice. As part of our commitment to social justice, students work with diverse populations and conduct service learning projects in schools.

 

 

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