Siena Heights University

Click to send E-mail to: ahooghar@sienaheights.edu

Phone: 1-517-264-7662
Fax: 1-517-264-7714

Description:
All graduate programs at Siena Heights University are designed for adults who work full-time during the day. All courses are offered nights and/or weekends. Admission to all programs requires an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution and a 3.0 Grade Point Average. Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is not required.

Accreditation Description:
Accredited by North Central Association and Michigan Department of Education Periodic Review.
Degree(s):
Elementary Endorsement; Middle School Endorsement; Secondary Endorsement; Early Childhood Endorsement; K-12 Reading Endorsement
M.A. - Early Childhood Education;M.A. - Early Childhood Education/Montessori-based;M.A.- Elementary Education;M.A. - Elementary Education in Reading/K-12;M.A.- Middle School Education;M.A.- Secondary Education;M.A. - Secondary Education in Reading/K-12;M.A. - Math Education w/ Emphasis on Technology
Educational Leadership Specialist degree (M.A. required for admission)

Click to send E-mail to: pwallace@sienahts.edu

Phone: 1-517-264-7157
Fax: 1-517-264-7767

Degree(s):
Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program

Click to send E-mail to: GraduateCollege@sienahts.edu

Phone: 1-877-438-1596/ 1-517-264-7666
Fax: 1-517-264-7714

Degree(s):
Master of Arts: Community Counseling;Master of Arts: School Counseling

Click to send E-mail to: GraduateCollege@sienahts.edu

Phone: 1-800-787-7784 or 1-248-799-5490
Fax: 1-248-799-5491

Description:
Community Counselors are employed by a variety of agencies and organizations to deliver counseling and consultative services. Graduates of Siena Heights University's community counseling program have positions with public and private, profit and nonprofit community mental health agencies, hospices, hospitals, specialized clinics, substance abuse centers, churches and parishes, state and local governments, rehabilitation services, detention facilities, nursing homes, employee assistance programs, and community and four-year colleges. Some graduates also enter private practice. School counselors generally are employed by local or intermediate school districts to provide direct services to students in kindergarten through grade 12 and consultative services to parents, teachers, administrators, and other educators. They work collaboratively with educators, physicians, mental health workers, judicial and government agencies and programs, and private and nonprofit agencies and programs.

Degree(s):
MA- Community Counseling;
MA- School Counseling

Click to send E-mail to: jfick@sienahts.edu

Phone: 1-800-787-7784/1-248-799-5490
Fax: 1-248-799-5491

Description:
Siena Heights' graduate program in Health Care Administration is committed to preparing students practically and theoretically to ethically manage and lead health service organizations.

Degree(s):
Health Care Administration
M.A. - Health Care Administration

Click to send E-mail to: GraduateCollege@sienahts.edu

Phone: 1-800-787-7784 or 1-248-799-5490
Fax: 1-248-799-5491

Description:
The Organizational Leadership Program is intended for working adults with five or more years of professional work experience who aspire to become change agents or already have begun to play that role in their company, organization or community.

Degree(s):
M.A. Organizational Leadership