careers
"The decision to enter the School of Education changed my professional life dramatically. The experience elevated my level of thinking on the job, and consequently, I was promoted to my current role. The program is flexible, individualized, and the schedule is geared towards working professionals. The curriculum covers a broad approach to leadership, including specific fundamental, theoretical and pragmatic approaches. The faculty serve as guides in intellectual development and are accessible, personally involved and bring a great breadth of experienc to the program. The students make the experience, creating a high level of intensity and depth of thought, and the cohort-based program in the doctoral research area attracts a host of perspectives from all facets of education, such as community college, K-12, and principals." - Kevin Horan Ed.D., Educational Leadership Doctorate program graduate; Executive Dean at Diablo Valley College, San Ramon, CA campus
Saint Mary's School of Education graduates are much sought after as administrators in today's job market. Educational administrators who seek a position as a superintendent in medium-to large-sized school districts will increase their chances of success if they are completing or have completed a doctorate in Educational Leadership.
