2008 Degree & Licensure Programs

Ed.D. Program in Education Administration
The next cohort is expected to form in 2009. Please stay tuned to this site for updated information.
Call MESPA for more details (508-624-0500) or contact Executive Director Nadya Higgins.

MESPA Certification Program for Administrative Licensure (CPAL)
This extraordinary program, begun in 1991, is now accepting applications for Summer 2008. With the approval of the Massachusetts Department of Education, it is designed to prepare educators for certification as elementary through secondary level principals. The first program of its kind in the United States, it is innovative both in content and delivery. It meets all certification requirements of the Commonwealth. Please call for information about upcoming cohorts and application information. This annual program begins in the summer. Download the PDF description.

For more information, contact Executive Director Nadya Higgins.

Instructional Technology Teacher Masters/Certification Program (ITTM/Cert)
The MESPA Instructional Technology Masters/Certification program is designed to prepare teachers and other educators to become licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Education as an instructional technology teacher, while earning a Master of Education with a concentration in Instructional Technology degree from Northeastern University.
The program will provide teachers and other educators with relevant, up-to-date, practical, and challenging learning experiences. The program includes a practicum with on going supervision by both a field-based supervising practitioner as well as advisor support by an IT Program faculty member. The cohort group will also become part of the participant's support network. Participants not wishing to pursue a Master's degree may elect to participate only in the strand leading to licensure as an instructional technology teacher.
Now accepting applications for Summer 2008.

You can receive the IT Information booklet and the IT application by contacting Bob Tucker, the program director. Or, see the video, produced by the 2008 Master's Class.