1. What drew you to LC?
After graduating with my BA in May I knew that what I wanted to do something where I can be a positive influence on students of color and lower SES demographics. This SAA program seemed like the right step in that direction towards my goal, being a Dean of Students.
2. How do you plan on using what you learn and your MA in Student Affairs?
This route indirectly is to serve my community. With an emphasis on social justice and a MA in Student Affairs I feel that I will be able to place myself in a position where I can make things happen for students, help when needed, as well as be an example. I wish to use what I learn in this program and apply it to the educational curriculum and expectations of the California School districts.
3. What do you wish to Accomplish with your Master’s Degree?
Upon completion of this program I plan on working as a Dean of Students in High School or College. I want to help reach out to students who don’t realize that furthering their education is not out of reach. I wish to help a student go to and get through college as my dean has done for me.
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“I wanted to do something where I can be a positive influence on students of color and lower SES demographics. This SAA program seemed like the right step in that direction towards my goal, being a Dean of Students.”
Graduate Programs in Leadership Studies is located in room 308 of Rogers Hall on the Graduate Campus.
MSC: 84
email eda@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6080
fax 503-768-6085
Department
Teaching, School Counseling, and Leadership Studies
Department Administration
Chair: Mollie Galloway
Administrative Specialist: Bernette Jenkins-Pleas
Lewis & Clark
615 S. Palatine Hill Road MSC 84
Portland OR 97219