Educational Leadership
Principal License FAQs
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Students experience diverse classes with naturally occurring networks of colleagues and fellow educational leaders, instructors who take a genuine and personal interest in them as students, access to online instructional tools and resources, and a college library media program that offers remote access, special assistance from experienced librarians, and a range of outstanding subscription databases.
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Students experience engaging and effective instruction geared to the adult learner with a balance of reading and exploring the professional literature and meaningful, action-oriented field-based assignments.
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Someone interested in, aspiring to, or already actively involved in leadership such as teacher leaders, department or grade level chairs, teachers on special assignment, etc.
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Principal License classes include individual coaching, assistance in writing a powerful resume, mock interviews, and a special session with HR directors from surrounding districts. Additional guidance in the job search process and in obtaining your Oregon and/or out-of-state license is available through the K-12 Career and Licensing Services’ office.
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No. The Principal License program is fairly straight forward and focuses primarily on issues of educational leadership.
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Most students complete the 18-hour program in about two years.
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You can find complete information about the application process here.
Educational Leadership
Contact Us
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Educational Leadership and School Counseling is located in room 308 of Rogers Hall on the Graduate Campus.
Educational Leadership + Administration
Email eda@lclark.edu
Phone 503-768-6080
School Counseling
Email schcoun@lclark.edu
Phone 503-768-6140
Fax 503-768-6085
Chair Mollie GallowayEducational Leadership and School Counseling
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Educational Leadership and School Counseling Lewis & Clark 615 S. Palatine Hill Road
MSC 84 Portland OR 97219
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