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Master of Arts in Socio-Cultural Studies of Education

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Focus

The study of social-historical, cultural, and philosophical contexts of educational practice.

Flexible, Interdisciplinary, Small

Each student is encouraged to meet with a faculty advisor to design a program to study specific educational problems. Because educational issues tend to be complex, interdisciplinary inquiry is often a part of this concentration. The size of this program is controlled, providing students with a personally and professionally meaningful experience.

Regional Location Contact Information

Courses in this program are offered on a rotating basis at four regional centers.  Most classes are face-to-face instruction, with a few offered in hybrid format.

Contact Information

• Battle Creek – Marilyn Shriver, Office Associate:
  (269) 965-5380
• Grand Rapids - Pamela Emery, Assistant Director (616) 771-9470 or
  Jean Hibbard, Student Services Coordinator (616) 742-5027
• Muskegon – Richard Vanderputte, Office Associate (231) 777-0500
• Southwest (Benton Harbor) - Kay Miller, Assistant Director (269) 934-1500
  or Luann Harden, Director (269) 934-1500