The Master of Education in Educational Leadership prepares educators to become building-level administrators. The program has a strong regional and national reputation. You will find many of our graduates in leadership positions in Southwest Missouri, as well as throughout the United States.
The 30-credit hour program includes courses taught by experienced faculty both in content and online instruction, providing outstanding preparation for certification. The internship and capstone courses prepare students for the Missouri content and performance assessments. You will learn from outstanding faculty members that bring years of experience and knowledge to the classroom to help you grow in your calling. Some features of the Master of Education in Educational Leadership are:
- Extensive preparation for Missouri licensing
- Opportunities for hands-on internships
- High-quality online instruction from faculty with real-world experience
Take your leadership abilities to the next level as you gain skills in administrative-level oversight in K-12 schools. Join a community of students, who, like you, are ready to move forward in their career with a faith-based education that prepares leaders to impact their world.
Program start dates:
- Fall
- Spring
- Summer
Connect with an Enrollment Coordinator, for more information.
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Certification Requirements by State
2024 – State Compliance Public Disclosure
Information
Licensure Certification
Federal regulations require Evangel University to disclose whether its programs meet the educational requirements for professional licensure in every state and U.S. territory. The Master of Education in Education Leadership program meets the requirements for licensure in the states indicated below. We have also identified states in which the program does not meet the academic program licensure requirements and those where a determination has yet to be made. If you are or will be an Evangel University student and have questions, please do not hesitate to contact admissions@evangel.edu, who will direct you to the appropriate person to answer your question. For your reference, below are links to the professional licensing agency in all states. If you are on the path to licensure, or thinking about getting on the path, it's best to familiarize yourself with the licensure requirements for the state where you intend to practice. The linked document includes links to each state's licensing board, where you can find the most accurate and up-to-date information on application requirements and gives the acronyms for licenses conferred. We’ve also included the definitions of the various acronyms used for your reference. Please keep in mind that states may change this information at any time, and while we try to keep the information updated, you should refer to the state boards' own websites for the most up-to-date information.
Faculty
Full-time Faculty
Susan Langston, Ed.D.
Emeritus Professor of Education
Gordon Pace, Ed.D.
Professor of Education, Coordinator of Education Strategic Partnerships
Matt Stringer, Ed.D.
Associate Professor, Coordinator of Graduate Educational Leadership Program
Kelly Sutherland, Ed.D.
Professor of Education, Coordinator of Graduate Curriculum & Instruction Leadership Program
