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Welcome to the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (EDLP)

EDLP Office

College of Education
Eureka Hall Room 437
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA
95819-6079

Phone (916) 278-5388
Fax (916) 278-4608

Department Chair

Francisco Reveles
revelesf@csus.edu

Department Staff

Venesha Rosseau, ASC II
rosseauv@csus.edu

Imani Grant, ASA II
igrant@csus.edu

Application Deadlines for Preliminary Administrative Services Credential and/or MA Programs 2008-2010

The Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Department offers programs leading to the California Preliminary Administrative Services Credential (PASC) as well as a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership. Distinct programs are offered for individuals interested in (1) Pre-K - Grade 12 Administration and (2) Higher Education Leadership. All programs are currently cohort-based.

Individuals interested in any of the department's programs must complete an online application to the Office of Graduate Studies. In addition, a supplemental department application for the appropriate program must be completed. Required interviews will be scheduled as soon as application files are completed. The application deadlines for students wishing to apply are shown below. Please call the department office (916-278-5388) for more information.

Program Program Starts Program Duration Applications Due
On-Campus
Spring 2009
January
2009
Three Semesters October 1, 2008
Placer January
2009
Three semesters October 1, 2008
Sac-City Unified January
2009
Three semesters October 1, 2008
HigherEd MA
Com College
January
2009
Three Semesters+ October 1, 2008
HigherEd MA
Student Affairs
January
2009
Three Semesters+ October 1, 2008
On-Campus
Fall 2009
August
2009
Three semesters March 1, 2009
Urban
Fall 2009
August
2009
One Year March 1, 2009
Elk Grove USD
Spring 2010
January
2010
Three semesters October 1, 2009
On-Campus
Spring 2010
January
2010
Three Semesters October 1, 2009

Credential and Master of Arts programs offered by the department

The programs in Educational Leadership are designed to meet a variety of needs in the field. The programs are oriented toward an interdisciplinary approach to the study of school leadership and are designed to offer students significant opportunities to apply theory to the practice of educational leadership.

The mission of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies is to develop educational leaders from diverse backgrounds, who will positively impact the improvement of educational institutions and environments – from pre-K through university and professional levels.

These leaders will:

  • Be visionary change agents;
  • Create collaborative learning communities;
  • Engage in reflective practice;
  • Ensure diversity and equity;
  • Implement research-based practices and site-based best practices; and
  • Build capacity through leadership development.