take your passion for teaching to the next level LEARN MORE ABOUT AT SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY www.sru.edu/graduate For questions about admissions and applications: 724.738.2051 or 877.SRU.GRAD graduate.admissions@sru.edu A master s degree or doctorate in education can help take your career further and help brighten the future for countless students. If you re ready to help students develop foundations that will last a lifetime, Slippery Rock University is the place to start. To apply, visit: www.sru.edu/graduate OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: Elementary Education/ Early Childhood (Start any term, unless otherwise noted) Elementary Education K-8 Math and Science (M.Ed.), Online (Summer or winter start only) Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist (M.Ed.), Online Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist with Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (M.Ed.), Online Elementary Education Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (No degree awarded), Online Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist(Certification through PDE*) (No degree awarded), Online Secondary Education/ Foundations of Education (Start any term) Teaching Mathematics and Science Advanced Track with STEM Concentration (M.Ed.), Online Teaching Mathematics and Science Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Teaching English Advanced Track (M.Ed.), Online Teaching English Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Teaching History Advanced Track (M.Ed.), Online Teaching History Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Educational Leadership (M.Ed.) rock solid education www.sru.edu A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education North Hall Welcome Center 1 Morrow Way Slippery Rock, PA 16057-1326 Phone: 877.SRU.GRAD Special Education (Start any term, unless otherwise noted) Special Education Autism (M.Ed.) Special Education Autism Endorsement (No degree awarded) Special Education Grades 7 to 12 (M.Ed.) Special Education Birth to Grade 8 (M.Ed.) Supervision (M.Ed.) Supervision (Certification through PDE*) (No degree awarded) (Post-master s) (Summer start only) S pecial Education Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) - cohort-based (see website for more information) Teaching Online (Summer or winter start only) Teaching Online, Letter of Completion *PDE = Pennsylvania Department of Education Slippery Rock University is a comprehensive institution offering a broad array of undergraduate and select graduate programs. SRU s main campus is located in the rolling hills of western Pennsylvania; the 660-acre campus is less than an hour north of Pittsburgh, near the intersection of I-79 and I-80. The borough of Slippery Rock is a safe, friendly community surrounded by beautiful farmlands, forests and lakes. SRU also offers many graduate courses at the Regional Learning Alliance in Cranberry Township, Pa. The RLA is located just 20 minutes north of Pittsburgh in the Cranberry Woods Office Park easy to access from I-79, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and routes 910 and 19. Respect for Individuals in the Community Slippery Rock University provides an environment that respects, encourages and promotes the talents and contributions of all. Slippery Rock University values a community with a shared sense of purpose, where people demonstrate mutual respect and appreciation. Slippery Rock University values diversity that honors and includes all persons regardless of age, creed, disability, ethnic heritage, gender, gender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status in academic and extracurricular endeavor, in the working environment and in the daily life of the University community. #8129 8-2014 THE STRONGEST FOUNDATION STARTS WITH EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP READING PROGRAMS If you re a certified teacher who wants to pursue literacy related career opportunities, including teaching and literacy coaching positions, SRU s graduate reading programs are perfect for you and are offered exclusively online. SRU s M.Ed. in educational leadership, a single area supervisor program, was created for educators with at least five years of professional school experience. A minimum of 360 hours of in-depth field experience and practicum will hone your abilities in such crucial areas as policy determination, program development and instructional supervision. This program can lead to one of the following state Single Area Supervisory Certificates: K-12 Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)... 30 credits K-12 Reading Specialist and Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (M.Ed.)... 33 credits Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (only)... 12 credits SPECIAL EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION/ FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION Barbara George, M.Ed. in elementary education: reading Supervisor of science... 36 credits Supervisor of communication (English/language arts)... 36 credits MATH AND SCIENCE PROGRAMS SRU s M.Ed. in K-8 Math and Science program is designed to help certified teachers become leaders in the classroom. Mathematics and science courses are integrated, giving you the knowledge to master both content areas. To improve your math and science instruction, you will utilize the tools of technology, focus on state and national standards and examine exemplary curricula. The 30-credit online program is conducted as a cohort and is offered in summer and winter terms. The graduate program in secondary education offers two tracks; a basic track for students seeking certification and an advanced track for certified teachers. The basic track offers both onsite and online classes, and the advanced track can be completed exclusively online. In the math and science advanced track, a concentration of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) is integrated throughout the coursework. Both programs are designed to advance your career with specialization in one of the following areas: English (M.Ed.)...36 credits History/social studies (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Mathematics and science (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Nearly all of the graduate faculty at Slippery Rock University hold doctorate degrees or other terminal degrees. In addition to their expertise in the field, SRU faculty members are known for their dedication. Professors mentor students individually and take a genuine interest in their success after graduation. Teaching Online, Letter of Completion...9 credits Supervisor of social studies... 36 credits Reading Specialist Certification (only)... 21 credits All candidates completing the M.Ed. in reading are eligible to receive Pennsylvania Reading Specialist Certification after achieving a passing score on the Praxis II Test in Reading. This certification is required for all Title I reading teachers in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Even though my degree is in elementary education, I ve also been able to work with adult readers. That level of flexibility is important to me... it means a lot that I could explore my interests at SRU. Supervisor of mathematics... 36 credits Teaching Online, Letter of Completion: Slippery Rock University s graduate Teaching Online, Letter of Completion is delivered exclusively online and can be completed in one summer and one winter term. The program is designed to provide knowledge and skills to effectively teach distance or cyber education, using technology as a resource for obtaining, evaluating, and disseminating content. The graduate letter of completion is open to all students with an undergraduate degree and a desire to learn to teach online. Offered exclusively online, SRU s special education programs can lead to an endorsement, Pennsylvania Department of Education certification, an M.Ed., or an Ed.D. To enhance your knowledge, increase teaching skills and gain state-of-the-art competencies in special education or special education administration, choose from one of the following programs: Special Education: Autism (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Autism Endorsement...12 credit hours Special Education: Birth to Grade 8 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Grades 7-12 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: School Supervision...36 credit hours The school supervision program can help you move from classroom teaching to administration. Conducted as a cohort, the program will prepare you to become a supervisor of special education. Special Education: Post-Master s School Supervision Certification Program...15 credit hours If you already have a master s degree in special education, the postmaster s school supervision program can help you become a certified special education supervisor. For Pennsylvania certification eligibility, candidates must complete an approved program and have at least five years teaching experience in special education. Special Education: Doctorate in Special Education...60 credits With up to 12 credits transferring in from select master s degree programs in special education or related fields, the doctorate in special education can be completed in 48 credit hours. A blend of online courses in the spring and fall semesters and residency requirements in the summer terms allow cohorts to complete their program in 3 years. A Doctor of Education in Special Education prepares educators and human service agency workers for leadership positions in our higher education systems, preschool and K-12 school systems, and agencies focused on helping children and adults with disabilities in community settings. college of education advantages FLEXIBILITY FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS Graduate programs at SRU are designed for working professionals who need convenience and flexibility. That includes online and evening courses, so you can plan your education around your busy schedule. CONVENIENT START DATES Most SRU graduate programs may be started in any term fall, winter, spring or summer. The K-8 Math/Science M.Ed. and Teaching Online, Letter of Completion are available for summer and winter start dates only. A MASTER S DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS OR LESS Education graduate programs require 30-33 credits, depending on the program. Secondary and special education graduate programs require 36 semester hours for completion. Special education and secondary education can generally be completed in one year of study. Visit www.sru. edu/graduate for a list of courses and credit hours by program. FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT CLASSES AND SCHEDULING: Elementary Education/Early Childhood M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Suzanne Rose, Ph.D. 724.738.2863 suzanne.rose@sru.edu Educational Leadership: Edwin Christmann, Ph.D. 724.738.2319 Secondary Education M.Ed. degrees: Jeffrey Lehman, Ph.D. 724.738.2311 jeffrey.lehman@sru.edu Special Education M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Robert Isherwood, Ed.D. Associate professor and graduate coordinator 724.738.2453 robert.isherwood@sru.edu Ed.D. Special Education: Richael Barger-Anderson, Ed.D. 724.738.2873 richael.barger.ander@sru.edu #8129 7-2014
take your passion for teaching to the next level LEARN MORE ABOUT AT SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY www.sru.edu/graduate For questions about admissions and applications: 724.738.2051 or 877.SRU.GRAD graduate.admissions@sru.edu A master s degree or doctorate in education can help take your career further and help brighten the future for countless students. If you re ready to help students develop foundations that will last a lifetime, Slippery Rock University is the place to start. To apply, visit: www.sru.edu/graduate OFFERS THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: Elementary Education/ Early Childhood (Start any term, unless otherwise noted) Elementary Education K-8 Math and Science (M.Ed.), Online (Summer or winter start only) Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist (M.Ed.), Online Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist with Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (M.Ed.), Online Elementary Education Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (No degree awarded), Online Elementary Education K-12 Reading Specialist(Certification through PDE*) (No degree awarded), Online Secondary Education/ Foundations of Education (Start any term) Teaching Mathematics and Science Advanced Track with STEM Concentration (M.Ed.), Online Teaching Mathematics and Science Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Teaching English Advanced Track (M.Ed.), Online Teaching English Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Teaching History Advanced Track (M.Ed.), Online Teaching History Basic Track (M.Ed.) (Certification through PDE*) Educational Leadership (M.Ed.) rock solid education www.sru.edu A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education North Hall Welcome Center 1 Morrow Way Slippery Rock, PA 16057-1326 Phone: 877.SRU.GRAD Special Education (Start any term, unless otherwise noted) Special Education Autism (M.Ed.) Special Education Autism Endorsement (No degree awarded) Special Education Grades 7 to 12 (M.Ed.) Special Education Birth to Grade 8 (M.Ed.) Supervision (M.Ed.) Supervision (Certification through PDE*) (No degree awarded) (Post-master s) (Summer start only) S pecial Education Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) - cohort-based (see website for more information) Teaching Online (Summer or winter start only) Teaching Online, Letter of Completion *PDE = Pennsylvania Department of Education Slippery Rock University is a comprehensive institution offering a broad array of undergraduate and select graduate programs. SRU s main campus is located in the rolling hills of western Pennsylvania; the 660-acre campus is less than an hour north of Pittsburgh, near the intersection of I-79 and I-80. The borough of Slippery Rock is a safe, friendly community surrounded by beautiful farmlands, forests and lakes. SRU also offers many graduate courses at the Regional Learning Alliance in Cranberry Township, Pa. The RLA is located just 20 minutes north of Pittsburgh in the Cranberry Woods Office Park easy to access from I-79, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and routes 910 and 19. Respect for Individuals in the Community Slippery Rock University provides an environment that respects, encourages and promotes the talents and contributions of all. Slippery Rock University values a community with a shared sense of purpose, where people demonstrate mutual respect and appreciation. Slippery Rock University values diversity that honors and includes all persons regardless of age, creed, disability, ethnic heritage, gender, gender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status in academic and extracurricular endeavor, in the working environment and in the daily life of the University community. #8129 8-2014 THE STRONGEST FOUNDATION STARTS WITH EDUCATION
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP READING PROGRAMS If you re a certified teacher who wants to pursue literacy related career opportunities, including teaching and literacy coaching positions, SRU s graduate reading programs are perfect for you and are offered exclusively online. SRU s M.Ed. in educational leadership, a single area supervisor program, was created for educators with at least five years of professional school experience. A minimum of 360 hours of in-depth field experience and practicum will hone your abilities in such crucial areas as policy determination, program development and instructional supervision. This program can lead to one of the following state Single Area Supervisory Certificates: K-12 Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)... 30 credits K-12 Reading Specialist and Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (M.Ed.)... 33 credits Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (only)... 12 credits SPECIAL EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION/ FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION Barbara George, M.Ed. in elementary education: reading Supervisor of science... 36 credits Supervisor of communication (English/language arts)... 36 credits MATH AND SCIENCE PROGRAMS SRU s M.Ed. in K-8 Math and Science program is designed to help certified teachers become leaders in the classroom. Mathematics and science courses are integrated, giving you the knowledge to master both content areas. To improve your math and science instruction, you will utilize the tools of technology, focus on state and national standards and examine exemplary curricula. The 30-credit online program is conducted as a cohort and is offered in summer and winter terms. The graduate program in secondary education offers two tracks; a basic track for students seeking certification and an advanced track for certified teachers. The basic track offers both onsite and online classes, and the advanced track can be completed exclusively online. In the math and science advanced track, a concentration of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) is integrated throughout the coursework. Both programs are designed to advance your career with specialization in one of the following areas: English (M.Ed.)...36 credits History/social studies (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Mathematics and science (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Nearly all of the graduate faculty at Slippery Rock University hold doctorate degrees or other terminal degrees. In addition to their expertise in the field, SRU faculty members are known for their dedication. Professors mentor students individually and take a genuine interest in their success after graduation. Teaching Online, Letter of Completion...9 credits Supervisor of social studies... 36 credits Reading Specialist Certification (only)... 21 credits All candidates completing the M.Ed. in reading are eligible to receive Pennsylvania Reading Specialist Certification after achieving a passing score on the Praxis II Test in Reading. This certification is required for all Title I reading teachers in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Even though my degree is in elementary education, I ve also been able to work with adult readers. That level of flexibility is important to me... it means a lot that I could explore my interests at SRU. Supervisor of mathematics... 36 credits Teaching Online, Letter of Completion: Slippery Rock University s graduate Teaching Online, Letter of Completion is delivered exclusively online and can be completed in one summer and one winter term. The program is designed to provide knowledge and skills to effectively teach distance or cyber education, using technology as a resource for obtaining, evaluating, and disseminating content. The graduate letter of completion is open to all students with an undergraduate degree and a desire to learn to teach online. Offered exclusively online, SRU s special education programs can lead to an endorsement, Pennsylvania Department of Education certification, an M.Ed., or an Ed.D. To enhance your knowledge, increase teaching skills and gain state-of-the-art competencies in special education or special education administration, choose from one of the following programs: Special Education: Autism (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Autism Endorsement...12 credit hours Special Education: Birth to Grade 8 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Grades 7-12 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: School Supervision...36 credit hours The school supervision program can help you move from classroom teaching to administration. Conducted as a cohort, the program will prepare you to become a supervisor of special education. Special Education: Post-Master s School Supervision Certification Program...15 credit hours If you already have a master s degree in special education, the postmaster s school supervision program can help you become a certified special education supervisor. For Pennsylvania certification eligibility, candidates must complete an approved program and have at least five years teaching experience in special education. Special Education: Doctorate in Special Education...60 credits With up to 12 credits transferring in from select master s degree programs in special education or related fields, the doctorate in special education can be completed in 48 credit hours. A blend of online courses in the spring and fall semesters and residency requirements in the summer terms allow cohorts to complete their program in 3 years. A Doctor of Education in Special Education prepares educators and human service agency workers for leadership positions in our higher education systems, preschool and K-12 school systems, and agencies focused on helping children and adults with disabilities in community settings. college of education advantages FLEXIBILITY FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS Graduate programs at SRU are designed for working professionals who need convenience and flexibility. That includes online and evening courses, so you can plan your education around your busy schedule. CONVENIENT START DATES Most SRU graduate programs may be started in any term fall, winter, spring or summer. The K-8 Math/Science M.Ed. and Teaching Online, Letter of Completion are available for summer and winter start dates only. A MASTER S DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS OR LESS Education graduate programs require 30-33 credits, depending on the program. Secondary and special education graduate programs require 36 semester hours for completion. Special education and secondary education can generally be completed in one year of study. Visit www.sru. edu/graduate for a list of courses and credit hours by program. FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT CLASSES AND SCHEDULING: Elementary Education/Early Childhood M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Suzanne Rose, Ph.D. 724.738.2863 suzanne.rose@sru.edu Educational Leadership: Edwin Christmann, Ph.D. 724.738.2319 Secondary Education M.Ed. degrees: Jeffrey Lehman, Ph.D. 724.738.2311 jeffrey.lehman@sru.edu Special Education M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Robert Isherwood, Ed.D. Associate professor and graduate coordinator 724.738.2453 robert.isherwood@sru.edu Ed.D. Special Education: Richael Barger-Anderson, Ed.D. 724.738.2873 richael.barger.ander@sru.edu #8129 7-2014
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP READING PROGRAMS If you re a certified teacher who wants to pursue literacy related career opportunities, including teaching and literacy coaching positions, SRU s graduate reading programs are perfect for you and are offered exclusively online. SRU s M.Ed. in educational leadership, a single area supervisor program, was created for educators with at least five years of professional school experience. A minimum of 360 hours of in-depth field experience and practicum will hone your abilities in such crucial areas as policy determination, program development and instructional supervision. This program can lead to one of the following state Single Area Supervisory Certificates: K-12 Reading Specialist (M.Ed.)... 30 credits K-12 Reading Specialist and Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (M.Ed.)... 33 credits Instructional Coaching Literacy Endorsement (only)... 12 credits SPECIAL EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION/ FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION Barbara George, M.Ed. in elementary education: reading Supervisor of science... 36 credits Supervisor of communication (English/language arts)... 36 credits MATH AND SCIENCE PROGRAMS SRU s M.Ed. in K-8 Math and Science program is designed to help certified teachers become leaders in the classroom. Mathematics and science courses are integrated, giving you the knowledge to master both content areas. To improve your math and science instruction, you will utilize the tools of technology, focus on state and national standards and examine exemplary curricula. The 30-credit online program is conducted as a cohort and is offered in summer and winter terms. The graduate program in secondary education offers two tracks; a basic track for students seeking certification and an advanced track for certified teachers. The basic track offers both onsite and online classes, and the advanced track can be completed exclusively online. In the math and science advanced track, a concentration of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) is integrated throughout the coursework. Both programs are designed to advance your career with specialization in one of the following areas: English (M.Ed.)...36 credits History/social studies (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Mathematics and science (M.Ed.)... 36 credits Nearly all of the graduate faculty at Slippery Rock University hold doctorate degrees or other terminal degrees. In addition to their expertise in the field, SRU faculty members are known for their dedication. Professors mentor students individually and take a genuine interest in their success after graduation. Teaching Online, Letter of Completion...9 credits Supervisor of social studies... 36 credits Reading Specialist Certification (only)... 21 credits All candidates completing the M.Ed. in reading are eligible to receive Pennsylvania Reading Specialist Certification after achieving a passing score on the Praxis II Test in Reading. This certification is required for all Title I reading teachers in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Even though my degree is in elementary education, I ve also been able to work with adult readers. That level of flexibility is important to me... it means a lot that I could explore my interests at SRU. Supervisor of mathematics... 36 credits Teaching Online, Letter of Completion: Slippery Rock University s graduate Teaching Online, Letter of Completion is delivered exclusively online and can be completed in one summer and one winter term. The program is designed to provide knowledge and skills to effectively teach distance or cyber education, using technology as a resource for obtaining, evaluating, and disseminating content. The graduate letter of completion is open to all students with an undergraduate degree and a desire to learn to teach online. Offered exclusively online, SRU s special education programs can lead to an endorsement, Pennsylvania Department of Education certification, an M.Ed., or an Ed.D. To enhance your knowledge, increase teaching skills and gain state-of-the-art competencies in special education or special education administration, choose from one of the following programs: Special Education: Autism (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Autism Endorsement...12 credit hours Special Education: Birth to Grade 8 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: Grades 7-12 (M.Ed.)...36 credit hours Special Education: School Supervision...36 credit hours The school supervision program can help you move from classroom teaching to administration. Conducted as a cohort, the program will prepare you to become a supervisor of special education. Special Education: Post-Master s School Supervision Certification Program...15 credit hours If you already have a master s degree in special education, the postmaster s school supervision program can help you become a certified special education supervisor. For Pennsylvania certification eligibility, candidates must complete an approved program and have at least five years teaching experience in special education. Special Education: Doctorate in Special Education...60 credits With up to 12 credits transferring in from select master s degree programs in special education or related fields, the doctorate in special education can be completed in 48 credit hours. A blend of online courses in the spring and fall semesters and residency requirements in the summer terms allow cohorts to complete their program in 3 years. A Doctor of Education in Special Education prepares educators and human service agency workers for leadership positions in our higher education systems, preschool and K-12 school systems, and agencies focused on helping children and adults with disabilities in community settings. college of education advantages FLEXIBILITY FOR WORKING PROFESSIONALS Graduate programs at SRU are designed for working professionals who need convenience and flexibility. That includes online and evening courses, so you can plan your education around your busy schedule. CONVENIENT START DATES Most SRU graduate programs may be started in any term fall, winter, spring or summer. The K-8 Math/Science M.Ed. and Teaching Online, Letter of Completion are available for summer and winter start dates only. A MASTER S DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS OR LESS Education graduate programs require 30-33 credits, depending on the program. Secondary and special education graduate programs require 36 semester hours for completion. Special education and secondary education can generally be completed in one year of study. Visit www.sru. edu/graduate for a list of courses and credit hours by program. FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT CLASSES AND SCHEDULING: Elementary Education/Early Childhood M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Suzanne Rose, Ph.D. 724.738.2863 suzanne.rose@sru.edu Educational Leadership: Edwin Christmann, Ph.D. 724.738.2319 Secondary Education M.Ed. degrees: Jeffrey Lehman, Ph.D. 724.738.2311 jeffrey.lehman@sru.edu Special Education M.Ed. degrees and endorsements: Robert Isherwood, Ed.D. Associate professor and graduate coordinator 724.738.2453 robert.isherwood@sru.edu Ed.D. Special Education: Richael Barger-Anderson, Ed.D. 724.738.2873 richael.barger.ander@sru.edu #8129 7-2014
EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE LEARN MORE ABOUT AT SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY www.sru.edu/graduate For questions about admissions and applications: 724.738.2051 or 877.SRU.GRAD graduate.admissions@sru.edu To apply, visit: www.sru.edu/graduate rock solid education www.sru.edu A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education North Hall Welcome Center 1 Morrow Way Slippery Rock, PA 16057-1326 Phone: 877.SRU.GRAD Slippery Rock University is a comprehensive institution offering a broad array of undergraduate and select graduate programs. SRU s main campus is located in the rolling hills of western Pennsylvania; the 660-acre campus is less than an hour north of Pittsburgh, near the intersection of I-79 and I-80. The borough of Slippery Rock is a safe, friendly community surrounded by beautiful farmlands, forests and lakes. SRU also offers many graduate courses at the Regional Learning Alliance in Cranberry Township, Pa. The RLA is located just 20 minutes north of Pittsburgh in the Cranberry Woods Office Park easy to access from I-79, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and routes 910 and 19. Respect for Individuals in the Community Slippery Rock University provides an environment that respects, encourages and promotes the talents and contributions of all. Slippery Rock University values a community with a shared sense of purpose, where people demonstrate mutual respect and appreciation. Slippery Rock University values diversity that honors and includes all persons regardless of age, creed, disability, ethnic heritage, gender, gender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status in academic and extracurricular endeavor, in the working environment and in the daily life of the University community. #8129 8-2014