A look at recent developments in Graduate and Professional Studies:

Programs
Through a grant from the Jessie Ball DuPont Fund, McDaniel established The Center for the Study of Aging, offering graduate and continuing education programs designed to meet the challenges we face in caring for our nation’s aging population.

Students in our Human Resources Development program now take advantage of a new satellite cohort offering at Arundel Mills, conveniently located inside the Baltimore/Washington corridor.

A new graduate program for Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) was approved by the Maryland Higher Education Commission and began offering courses in 2008.

Scholarship
Our faculty continued to produce valuable scholarship. Thomas Zirpoli published the fifth edition of Behavior Management: Applications for Teachers with contributions from McDaniel colleagues Julia Orza, Janet Medina and Stephanie Madsen. Ramona Kerby completed Collection Development for the School Library Media Program. 

The Future
We are bolstering our online course offerings to provide more options for busy students like you. We also are exploring ways to help students study in exciting new environments including overseas options for graduate study.