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Camp STN 2008
Graduate credit, certificate or master’s degree available through participation in STN!
This partially online, NCATE accredited graduate program provides broadcast journalism teachers the opportunity to improve their skills, to grow personally and professionally, and many times to move up the pay scale at school. This hands-on learning experience can be part of a course of study resulting in either an 18-hour certificate program, or a 36-hour master’s degree program. Designed to accommodate both teachers who already have a master’s degree as well as those ready to earn their graduate degree, the flexibility and convenience of this program make it ideal for anyone wishing to improve their broadcast journalism teaching skills. What is STN? Camp STN is a product of Student Teacher Network, the nation’s premier teacher-to-teacher broadcast instruction program. To learn more visit Camp STN. Educational Opportunities available through STN and Drury University - Graduate credit
- 1 hour for Adobe and Photoshop Workshops
- 2 hours for attending camp
- 3 hours for attending camp and completing an additional paper after camp
- Credit can be applied toward certificate, degree or credit with another institution
- If you are seeking credit to transfer to another institution, please verify with your school that this credit will apply toward your degree program
- Syllabus
- Registration
- Please include name and whether you would like two or three credit hours (email to grad@drury.edu)
- Financial aid available for those who choose to pursue the Instructional Technology/Media degree
When:
| Returning students: | July 13 – 18, 2008 | First-time attendees: | July 20 – 25, 2008 | Where: All classes, except Camp STN are completely online. Camp STN must be attended at least two summers. Summer classes take place in Springfield, MO.
Ready to apply or want more information? Accreditation - Drury University is approved through The Higher Learning Commission to deliver master degree programs through the cohort model and we are accredited by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Drury University also incorporates National Board of Teaching Standards in all of our master in education programs.
- Drury University has been regionally accredited by The Higher Learning Commission since 1915. The HLC is the largest regional accrediting agency in the nation serving 20 states including Missouri.
For more information about Drury’s graduate program, visit drury.edu/graduate.
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