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 Grace College’s School of Adult and Community Education was created in 2008 to provide for educational services for adults seeking graduate degrees and degree completion opportunities, as well as to begin to explore ways Grace can forge partnerships with local and regional organizations in the public and private sectors to meet educational needs.
The goal of the School of Adult and Community Education is to provide a Grace education to working adults. As the school enters its initial phase of service, numerous options are being considered for achieving the goal.
In the future, the School of Adult and Community Education will offer degree-completion programs for people who have earned associate degrees and want to continue on to earn a bachelor’s degree, as well as for those who may have stopped attending college short of completing a bachelor’s degree program. Degree-completion programs are under development, with an objective of offering the first classes in the fall of 2008 or spring of 2009.
The customized bachelor’s degree completion programs will be designed for cost effectiveness and with a convenient schedule for working adults in five- or eight-week modules. On-campus portions of the courses typically will be offered evenings and weekends, with much course work to be conducted online.
In addition, two graduate degree programs, a Master of Science in Instructional Leadership and Master of Education in Instructional Leadership, are pending approval by the Indiana Department of Education. The two master's degree programs have a tentative start date of June 2009.
Grace College is dedicated to serving this community, and it's proud to be engaged in meeting educational needs in Kosciusko County. With partners like Ivy Tech/ Warsaw, Grace provides exciting learning opportunities for adults. So why not join us today and get moving toward the degree you desire ? Together we can make it happen !
For more information, contact Cindy Sisson, Director of Graduate and Adult Education Enrollment, at sissoncn@grace.edu or by telephone, 1-800-54-GRACE, ext. 6397.
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