Eastern Shore Higher Education Center

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1 Eastern Shore Higher Education Center u Salisbury University u UMES u Stevenson University u UMUC u Gratz College/RTC u Notre Dame of Maryland University The Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, located on the Chesapeake College Wye Mills Campus, offers upper-division courses towards bachelor s and graduate degrees. The mission of the Center is to promote higher education and economic development in the region by offering a range of postsecondary programs and services in its state-of-the-art facility. Registration is conducted by each credit-granting institution. Please contact Salisbury University, the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES), Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College), University of Maryland University College (UMUC), Gratz College / RTC, or Notre Dame of Maryland University to complete the application and registration process. Students must have an Associate of Arts degree and/or meet program entrance requirements in order to qualify for bachelor s degree programs. There must be sufficient enrollment in each class in order for the institution to offer the courses listed. The schedules listed on the home university or college website will be official. Please check for any changes or cancellations on the website of the university or college offering the course. The following degrees and programs are currently offered at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center. Contact information for each program or degree can be found in the scheduling section for each degree area. u Salisbury University ( Bachelor s Degree in Elementary Education Bachelor s Degree in Social Work Bachelor s Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies American Studies Track Bachelor s and Master s courses in ESOL (These are online courses.) Master s Degree in Educational Leadership Master s Degree in Social Work Master s Degree in GIS Management (This is an online program.) u University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) ( Bachelor s courses for Professional & Technical Certification Master s courses in Career and Technology Education Work-based Learning Endorsement courses Bachelor s Degree in Human Ecology with a Concentration in Child Development PhD in Organizational Leadership Development u University of Maryland University College (UMUC) ( Bachelor s Degree in Business Administration online only at this time Bachelor s Degree in Criminal Justice online only at this time Bachelor s Degree in Environmental Management online only u Gratz College/RTC (for registration contact Master s Degree in Education (The focus of this degree is Instruction.) u Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College) ( Bachelor s of Science Degree in Nursing Master s of Science Degree in Nursing (This is an online program.) Master s Degree in Forensic Studies (This is an online program.) u Notre Dame of Maryland University ( PhD in Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations Master s in Gifted & Talented Education The Eastern Shore Higher Education Center is also available as a professional development center for local education, non-profit, business and government agencies. The Center is the ideal location for regional meetings, complete with free parking and onsite catering services. Classrooms are available for small meetings and seminars. A computer lab accommodates technology training needs for up to 20 participants. A large amphitheatre is available and can be set up in theatre-style or workshop-style seating. For more information regarding the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, contact Deborah Urry, Executive Director, at or durry@chesapeake.edu. For additional information, please visit our website at: SP TTY: call via Maryland Relay 57

2 Winter Session: January 2 23, 2014 ESOL Courses The following courses will be offered online in the area of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) from Salisbury University. Students should consult their advisors before registering for these courses. Students may take these classes for professional development or to complete a minor in ESOL. Students interested in taking these courses should talk with their advisor and should feel free to contact Dr. Vila at jsvila@salisbury.edu for more information. Courses are available at the bachelor s or master s level. Please choose the correct course and section number. Bachelor s Courses Winter 2014 Course Offerings Salisbury University ENGL Intro. to the Study of Language 4 Vila Online (This is the best course to take to begin the sequence of ESOL courses.) ENGL Language and Culture 4 Vila Online Gratz College/RTC Master of Arts in Education These courses are offered by Gratz College through the Regional Training Center (RTC). All courses are worth three graduate credits and are appropriate for all educators K 12. The fee for each class is $1,020. You must register at least two weeks before the first day of class. Please consult the RTC website for important book and policy information. Educators are encouraged to contact their school system to see if Direct Billing has been established. For more information about the Gratz College / RTC designed Master of Arts in Education program, please call , ext To register for classes, please call the Regional Training Center at or register online at M The Kinesthetic Classroom: 3 Staff Jan. 3, 4, 5, 18, 19 HEC-110 Teaching & Learning through Movement (Class meets 6-9:15 pm on Jan. 3 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on Jan. 4, 5, 18, 19.) M Universal Design for Learning: 3 Staff Jan. 10, 11, 12, 25, 26 HEC-200 Reaching All Learners in the Digital Age (Class meets 6-9:15 pm on Jan. 10 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on Jan. 11, 12, 25, 26.) Notre Dame of Maryland University For additional information on these degree programs, please contact Sr. Sharon Slear at sslear@ndm.edu or call the admissions office at PhD Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations Cohort #1. Please check the NDM.edu website for available online electives available during the Winterim Session. Masters in Gifted and Talented Education EDU Digital Game-Based Learning 3 Schaaf Wednesdays 5:00-8:00 pm HEC-204 & Design (This is a hybrid class that only meets on Jan. 8 and Jan. 22, 2014.) University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) Winter Session: January 2-22, 2014 Bachelors in Human Ecology with a Concentration in Early Childhood Development (Degree does not lead to MSDE teaching certification.) For more information about this degree or about joining the cohort, please contact Dr. Nina Lyon-Bennett at nlbennett@umes.edu. CHDE 323 Creative Activities 3 Staff Mon. - Thurs. 5:30-8:30 pm HEC TTY: call via Maryland Relay SP 14

3 Spring 2014 Course Offerings Salisbury University Spring Session: January 27 May 21, 2014 Bachelor s Program: Elementary Education This program is based on a cohort model. Candidates must meet all AAT and articulation requirements, or be accepted into the program by Salisbury University. For information on transferring with the AAT, please contact Dr. Deanna Stock at dstock@chesapeake.edu. For more information about admission into the Bachelor s Degree program in Elementary Education, contact Ms. Sara Elburn at sjelburn@salisbury.edu. Students must also meet with their Salisbury University advisor to select courses needed to complete their minor and register for those courses in addition to the ones listed below. There must be sufficient enrollment to begin a new cohort each year. Block A ELED Language Arts Instruction 4 Ortega Tuesday 04:30 07:15 pm HEC-212 ELED Reading Instruction 4 Staff Thursday 04:30 07:15 pm HEC-212 ELED Creative Arts Instruction 4 Clark Tuesday 12:30 03:15 pm HEC-212 ELED Computers in Education 4 Sessoms Thursday 12:30 03:15 pm HEC-200 ELED 309 Methods School Visitations 4 Block D ELED Directed Teach. Elem./Middle 6 TBA ELED Directed Teach. Elem./Middle II 6 TBA ELED Instructional Analysis Seminar 3 TBA Master s Program: Education This course must have sufficient enrollment to be held at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center. To register for this course or for more information, please contact Dr. Ted Gilkey at trgilkey@salisbury.edu, Education Specialties Department. This course may also meet program requirements for Administrator I Certification. Educators should check with the Certification Officer in their school system. Educators in Talbot and Dorchester counties may want to take advantage of the Direct Billing Agreement with Salisbury University. EDLD P-12 School Administration 3 Staff Tuesday 05:30-08:15 pm HEC-213 Bachelor s and Master s Courses in ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) The following courses will be offered online in the area of English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) from Salisbury University. Students may take these classes for professional development or to complete a minor in ESOL. Students interested in taking these courses should talk with their advisor and should feel free to contact Dr. Joaquin Vila at jsvila@salisbury.edu, for more information. Courses are available at the bachelor s or master s levels. It is suggested that students who took ENGL 240 in the fall or winter, should take ENGL 439, as it is central to understanding ESOL students. ENGL ESOL Tests & Measurements 4 Vila Online ENGL Literacy & ESOL Reading 4 Vila Online ENGL Second Language Acquisition 4 Vila Online Graduate Course in Reading Education There are no courses offered at the ESHEC during the spring in Reading Education. However, if you are interested in taking courses at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center which may lead to initial certification, continuing certification, or for Reading Teacher Endorsement, or you would like information about the Masters of Reading Education degree offered by Salisbury University, please contact Dr. Patricia O. Richards at porichards@ salisbury.edu. SP TTY: call via Maryland Relay 59

4 Social Work Degree Programs The Bachelor s and Master s Degree Programs in Social Work are conducted as a cohort model. To apply for acceptance into either degree program, please contact Ms. Sue Park, Social Work-Blended Delivery Coordinator at separk@salisbury.edu or you may contact her at Ms. Park has office hours in the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center in room HEC-104A. Bachelor s Program: Social Work SOWK Research II 3 Forte Monday 05:00-06:50 pm HEC-201 SOWK Field II (NDL) 3 Staff Monday 07:00-07:50 pm HEC-201 SOWK Practice III 3 Trollio Tuesday 07:00-08:50 pm HEC-205 SOWK Practice I 3 Moore Wednesday 05:00-06:50 pm HEC-201 SOWK HBSE II 3 Park Wednesday 07:00-08:50 pm HEC-201 Master s Program: Social Work SOWK Psychopathology 3 Hyman Monday 05:00-06:50 pm HEC-205 SOWK Field II (NDL) 3 Staff Monday 07:00-07:50 pm HEC-201 SOWK Practice II 3 Root Wednesday 05:00-06:50 pm HEC-205 SOWK HBSE II 3 Park Wednesday 07:00-08:50 pm HEC-201 SOWK Field IV (NDL) 3 Staff Wednesday TBD HEC-203 SOWK Practice III 3 Staff Tuesday 07:00-08:50 pm HEC-205 SOWK Groups 3 Staff Thursday 05:00-06:50 pm HEC-205 SOWK Evaluation 3 Venables Thursday 07:00-08:50 pm HEC-205 Bachelor s in Interdisciplinary Studies American Studies Track The goal of the Interdisciplinary Studies program is to hone the skills of analysis /critical thinking, effective communication, research and writing. The major offers students the opportunity to complete a degree tailored to their academic and professional interests by meshing courses from more than one discipline. For more information, please contact Mr. Ivan Young at piyoung@salisbury.edu or at , ext Mr. Young has an office in the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, room HEC-104C. ENGL 300 Contemporary American Poetry 4 Young Monday 05:30-06:45 pm HEC-212 IDIS 250 Comparative Religions 4 Stock Monday 07:00-08:15 pm HEC-212 ENGL 347 Wilderness in Literature 4 Morrison Tuesday 12:30-01:45 pm HEC-205 ENVR 305 Topics in Humanities/Social Sciences 4 Surak Wednesday 05:30-06:45 pm HEC-212 ENGL th & 21 st Century African American 4 Logan Wednesday 07:00-08:15 pm HEC-212 Literature ENGL 381 American Literature: present 4 Wenke Tues. & Thurs. 02:00-03:15 pm HEC TTY: call via Maryland Relay SP 14

5 University of Maryland University College (UMUC) Spring Online sessions are: #1 January 13 March 9; #2 February 3 March 30; #3 February 24 April 20; #4 March 17 May 11, 2014 The University of Maryland University College (UMUC) is currently offering online bachelor s degree programs, ONLY. To apply to UMUC or to register for classes, please contact Mr. Vic Wang at vic.wang@umuc.edu. Mr. Wang has office hours in the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center on a regular basis. UMUC has an alliance agreement with Chesapeake College so that students can make the transition smoothly from an Associate s Degree to a Bachelor s Degree. Scholarships are available! The following Articulation Agreements are in place between Chesapeake College and UMUC: Accounting AA to Business Administration BS Business Administration AA to Business Administration BS Business Management AAS to Business Administration BS Computer Information Security AAS to Cybersecurity BS Computer Information Systems: Interactive Media AA to Digital Media and Web Technology BS Criminal Justice: Corrections Option AA to Criminal Justice BS Criminal Justice: Crime Scene Technician Option AA to Criminal Justice BS Criminal Justice: Crime Scene Technician Option AA to Investigative Forensics BS Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement Option AA to Criminal Justice BS Environmental Science AS to Environmental Management BS Liberal Arts & Sciences AA to Communication Studies BA Liberal Arts & Sciences AA to English BA Liberal Arts & Sciences AA to Humanities BA Nursing AS to Nursing for Registered Nurses BSN University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) Spring Session: January 23 May 16, 2014 Professional & Technical Teacher Certification and Career & Technology Courses The University of Maryland Eastern Shore through the Maryland Center for Career & Technology Studies provides courses u Professional & Technical Certification 12 credits u Work-based Learning Certification 9 credits u Master s Degree in Career & Technology Education 30 credits If you are interested in joining a cohort or would like more information, please contact Deborah Urry at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, or durry@chesapeake.edu. You must be admitted to UMES as a special student and register for courses. For assistance with this process, please contact Dr. Thomas Loveland at , ext. 164 or tloveland@umes.edu. Please check the UMES/BMI for the final schedule before the start of the semester. EDTE 481 Facilities Organization & Management 3 Urry Tuesday 05:00-08:00 pm HEC-200 EDTE 437 Student Performance Assessment 3 Urry Wednesday 05:00-08:00 pm HEC-200 EDTE 368 Curriculum Development & 3 Urry Thursday 05:00-08:00 pm HEC-200 Teaching Methods 1 Bachelors in Human Ecology with a Concentration in Early Childhood Development (Degree does not lead to MSDE teaching certification.) For more information about this degree or about joining the cohort, please contact Dr. Nina Lyon-Bennett at nlbennett@umes.edu. CHDE 325 Special Needs 3 Staff Tuesday 05:30-08:00 pm HEC-210 CHDE 327 Curriculum & Instruction 3 Staff Thursday 05:30-08:00 pm HEC-210 PhD in Organizational Leadership Development COHORT NOW FORMING FOR FALL 2014! If you are interested in learning more about the PhD in Organizational Leadership Development, please contact Dr. Todd Matthews at tmatthews@ umes.edu. A cohort is now forming to begin in the fall of An Information Session will be held in early spring for interested candidates. The Information Session and all classes will be held at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center. The PhD is open to anyone with a master s degree, regardless of career track. SP TTY: call via Maryland Relay 61

6 Gratz College/RTC Master of Arts in Education These courses are offered by Gratz College through the RTC. All courses are worth three graduate credits and are appropriate for educators K-12. The fee for each class is $1,020. You must register at least two weeks before the first day of class. Please consult the RTC website for important book and policy information. Educators are encouraged to contact their school system to see if Direct Billing has been established. For more information about the Gratz Master of Arts in Education program, please call: , ext To register for classes, please call the Regional Training Center at or register online at M Instructional Technology 3 Staff Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 2 15, 16 HEC-200 In the 21 st Century (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on Jan. 31 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on Feb. 1, 2, 15, 16.) M Dealing with AD/HD Behavior 3 Staff Feb. 7, 8, 9, 22, 23 HEC-204 In the Classroom (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on Feb. 7 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on Feb. 8, 9, 22, 23.) M Assessment Techniques 3 Staff March 7, 8, 9, 22, 23. HEC-204 (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on March 7 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on March 8, 9, 22, 23.) M The Bully Proof Classroom 3 Staff March 28, 29, 30, & April 12, 13 HEC-204 (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on March 28 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on March 29, 30 & April 12, 13.) M Cooperative Discipline 3 Staff April 25, 26, 27 & May 3, 4 HEC-204 (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on April 25 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on April 26, 27 & May 3, 4.) M Teaching Writing, & Thinking 3 Staff May 2, 3, 4, 17, 18 HEC-204 Across the Curriculum (Class meets 6 9:15 pm on May 2 & from 8 am 4:45 pm on May 3, 4, 17, 18.) Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College) Spring Session: January 13 March 9 and March 10 May 4, 2014 Bachelor s Program: Nursing Stevenson University now offers their RN to BSN Degree onsite at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center. For more information on the RN to BSN Option from Stevenson University, please contact the RN to BSN Enrollment Counselor, Ms. Tonia Cristino at or tcristino@stevenson.edu. Session 1 January 13 March 9, 2014 NURS 313 Professional Seminar 1 4 Staff Tuesday 6:00 8:50 pm HEC-201 Hybrid format Session 2 March 10 - May 4, 2014 NURS 312 Physical Assessment & 3 Staff Tuesday 6:00 8:50 pm HEC-201 Pathophysiology Hybrid format Master s Program: Nursing The Master s Degree program is open to registered nurses with a bachelor s degree in nursing. This degree program is available online. For additional information, please contact the Graduate Nursing Enrollment Counselor, Ms. Amanda Courter, at or acourter@stevenson.edu. Master s Program: Forensic Studies This program is offered in accelerated eight-week, online classes. This 36-credit hour program can be completed in as few as 18 months. There is a residency requirement for the capstone project at the end of the program. Students will spend one week on the Owings Mills Campus participating in a Mock Trial Experience. Students in the Forensic Studies Program may specialize in one of five tracks: Forensic Accounting, Information Technology, Legal, Investigations, or Interdisciplinary. For more information on the spring schedule of classes, please visit or call the Enrollment Counselor at TTY: call via Maryland Relay SP 14

7 Notre Dame of Maryland University For additional information on the PhD Cohort Program or the Master s Degree in Gifted and Talented Education, please contact Sr. Sharon Slear at sslear@ndm.edu or call the admissions office at A second PhD Cohort is scheduled to begin in the Fall of PhD Instructional Leadership for Changing Populations Cohort #1 EDU Lang./Intercultural Communication 3 Staff Monday 5:30 7:45 pm HEC-204 for Changing Populations This class meets on Mondays from Jan Apr. 7, Masters in Gifted and Talented Education EDGT Curriculum for Gifted & Talented 3 Moore Wednesday 5:30 7:45 pm HEC-204 This class meets on Wednesdays from Jan. 29 Apr. 19, Master s in Special Education Certification Bachelor s in Special Education Certification For additional information on courses to be offered at the Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, please contact Sr. Sharon Slear at sslear@ndm.edu. SP TTY: call via Maryland Relay 63