Education Doctoral Program: Allied Health, Recreation, and Community Service (EdD)

PREPARE TO EDUCATE, SERVE, AND LEAD TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE

UNI is one of the premier colleges in the country, preparing professionals for formal and informal education settings. The COE offers an Educational Doctoral Program (EdD) for current professionals that are looking to further their education and pursue their professional goals. Explore your options for continuing your education here at UNI. Our EdD program will prepare you to educate, serve, and lead transformational change in your professional setting.

The Allied Health, Recreation and Community Service Intensive Study Area is designed to provide students with advanced skills in planning, management, supervision, and evaluation of programs in the community and its institutions.

CONTACT

Program Address

College of Education

150 Schindler Education Center

Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0610

Dr. Kathleen Scholl

Graduate Coordinator

Phone: (319) 273-6316

E-mail: kathleen.scholl@uni.edu

Dr. Oksana Grybovych

Associate Dean & Assoc Professor
(Primary Contact)

Phone: (319) 273-6819

E-mail: oksana.grybovych@uni.edu

Karen Phillips

Secretary

Phone: (319) 273-2719

E-mail: karen.phillips@uni.edu

Apply

Program Instruction Type

Online Programs

Resources

Overview

GRE: Yes (may substitute an electronic writing sample to fulfill application requirement)

Other:

a. Resume/CV

b. Personal Statement

c. Three Letters of Recommendation

Note: International students whose first language is not English must submit TOEFL or IELTS scores. View the International Admissions Graduate Page for more information.