Doctoral Directed Readings

Catalog description

Directed Readings involve an in-depth study of some area of research, theory, or research methodology that is of special interest to a student (or small group of students) in the EdD program but for which there is no formal course within the program. The directed reading is done under the supervision of a full-time faculty member. When requesting a directed reading, students should collaborate with theintended instructor to create and agree upon a written proposal for the course (including a list of readings and at least one written assignment) Once the proposal is agreed upon by student and instructor, the Program Director of the EdD program must provide approval as well. Directed Readings may be taken for variable credits (1-3 at a time) and may be taken for up to a total of 6 credits.