Information & Reminders

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Summer 1 & 2   2013 Graduate Education Registration Reminders

 

calendarSummer 2   2013 REGISTRATION DATES:

  • Wednesday, March 13, online registration opens at 7:30 A.M. for all graduate education students with 12 or more credit hours.
  • Thursday, March 14, at 7:30 A.M. online registration is open to all students.
  • Summer 2:  Friday, Jun. 14, 2013 at 5 PM online registration closes.
reminderPlease review your curriculum contract or contact your advisor to select classes required for your program.
clipboardWait List: If a class you want is full, you can be added to the wait list for that class. Spaces in these classes go to wait listed students in the order received. You cannot be registered for a class and be on the waiting list for another class in the same time slot.
don't forgetStudents registering for an online (WA, WB) course may be requested to attend an orientation session at the Grad Ed VIP Day. Attendance is encouraged but optional.
•   •  Summer II Grad Ed VIP Day is Saturday, June 8
Grad Ed VIP Day information is posted on the webpage:  2013 Grad Ed VIP Days

Course Descriptions

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EDU617 (Summer 2):  Case Studies in Environmental Education  (3 hours)
In this course we will engage Integral Ecology’s interdisciplinary model as a framework and methodology for organizing and integrating many different perspectives and content areas in order to cultivate systemic understandings of environmental problems and their solutions.  Using this methodology we will research and map an environmental concern in Kentucky. We will also consider theories of change to see what they may offer us in terms of fostering constructive conversations, cultivating innovation, and preparing young people to solve environmental problems.  With these frameworks, methods and theories in mind, candidates will translate their findings into a curriculum map.

ENG520 (Summer 1):  Informative and Argumentative Writing  (3 hours)
This course addresses research and instructional techniques in teaching the three forms of writing addressed in the college readiness standards:  narrative, informative/explanatory, and argumentative writing.

 

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Information

Summer 2013   Tuition   $ 425 per credit hour

For a complete listing of all fees and billing information, please visit the Student Accounts website.

Confirming Enrollment

To complete registration for classes, students must confirm their registration by paying charges in full or making arrangements to pay the bill in installments. Both methods require contact with Student Accounts. Course registration will be cancelled for students who do not confirm registration through financial arrangements by the deadline date. Such students will be subject to the refund schedule and fees.
For assistance, please contact Student Accounts at 502-863-8700, or you may go to the Student Accounts website.