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GRADUATE PROGRAMS STATE OF RECRUITMENT

State of Recruitment: 2015 CEHD Graduate Programs

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GRADUATE PROGRAMSS T A T E O F R E C R U I T M E N T

QUALITYIS MORE IMPORTANT THAN

QUANTITY.1 HOME RUNIS MUCH BETTER THAN

2 DOUBLES.

STEVE JOBS

PROBLEM

Decline of qualified graduate applicants

TODAY’S TOPICS

QUALITYIS MORE IMPORTANT THAN

QUANTITY.1 H O M E R U N

IS MUCH BETTERTHAN 2 DOUBLES.

- STEVE JOBS

CALL TO ACTION

What COE is going to do solve this conundrum…

TODAY’S TOPICS

QUALITYIS MORE IMPORTANT THAN

QUANTITY.1 H O M E R U N

IS MUCH BETTERTHAN 2 DOUBLES.

- STEVE JOBS

PROBLEM

Decline of qualified graduate applicants

ASSESSMENT

Evaluate COEs current recruitment strategies

CALL TO ACTION

What COE is going to do solve this conundrum…

TODAY’S TOPICS

QUALITYIS MORE IMPORTANT THAN

QUANTITY.1 H O M E R U N

IS MUCH BETTERTHAN 2 DOUBLES.

- STEVE JOBS

PROBLEM

Decline of qualified graduate applicants

SOLUTIONS

Attract qualified applicants w/useful content

ASSESSMENT

Evaluate COEs current recruitment strategies

PROBLEM

Decline of qualified graduate applicants

SOLUTIONS

Attract qualified applicants w/useful content

EXAMPLES

Alternative recruitment strategies at COEs

ASSESSMENT

Evaluate COEs current recruitment strategies

QUALITYIS MORE IMPORTANT THAN

QUANTITY.1 H O M E R U N

IS MUCH BETTERTHAN 2 DOUBLES.

- STEVE JOBS

TODAY’S TOPICS

PROBLEMDeclining pool of qualified

graduate applicants

First-time graduate enrollment

is down nationwide.

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

First-time graduate enrollment

in the broad field of education

is down nationwide.

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

2010 335,867

Total Graduate EnrollmentBroad Field of Education, Fall 2010 – Fall 2013

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

2011 300,489-10%

294,958-1.8%

2012

273,831-7.2%

2013

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

Changes in First-Time Graduate EnrollmentEducation by Field of Study, Fall 2000 – Fall 2010

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

Changes in First-Time Graduate EnrollmentEducation by Field of Study, Fall 2000 – Fall 2010

TOP5CONTRIBUTING

FACTORS

Source: CGS/GRE Survey of Graduate Enrollment and Degrees

State Policies

Reduced

FundingStable

Job

No New Debt Weak Economy

JOB

COE Graduate Student Enrollment

Source: University System of Georgia, Fall Enrollment 2010-2014, Degrees/Majors Authorized as of December 2014

FALL 2010

FALL 2014

1,515

1,297

ASSESSMENTEvaluation of current recruitment strategies

I’d like to recruit more, but,

between teaching, grant

writing, research, publishing,

and mentoring…

I don’t have time.

- COE Program Coordinators

Our web page needs help!We’ve got to fix the broken links

and the process for updating and

adding content.

-COE Program Coordinators

We don’t real ly recruit .

A lot of our students learn

about our program through

word of mouth.

- COE Program Coordinators

COEs TOP4RECRUITMENTTACTICS

Website1 3

Georgia State University

College of Education

Information

Sessions2

Recruitment

Fairs

Georgia State University

College of Education

4 Word of

Mouth

SOLUTIONAttract qualified applicants

w/relevant content

If we keep doing

what we’re doing,

we’re going to

keep getting

what we’re

getting.

Stephen CoveyThe Seven Habits of Highly Effective People

TV

Your Ad Here

Georgia State University

College of Education

Expensive

Holds attention for short time

Interrupts vs. Informs

One-way communication

No added value to applicant

2 0 t h C E N T U RYTactics Were…

2 0 t h C E N T U RYCOE Looked for Applicants

COE is

GREAT!

Inexpensive or Free

Holds attention longer

Informs vs. Interrupts

Multiple communication streams

Adds value to applicant

Google

COE

blog

f

2 1 s t C E N T U RYApplicants DISCOVER COE

2 1 s t C E N T U RYTactics Are…

WAYS TO RECRUITQUALIFIED APPLICANTS

ATTRACT

SEO Website

Blog

Videos

Stranger

CONVERT

Visitor

Calls-to-Action

Landing Pages

Contact Forms

NURTURE

Lead

Personalized

Email

Campaaigns

CLOSE

Applicant Students

Interviews

Email

Phone

R e c r u i t m e n t A d m i s s i o n s

RELEVANT CONTENTE N G A G E S P R O S P E C T I V E A P P L I C A N T S

CONVERTVISITORS

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SEO / KEYWORDS

STORYTELLING

NEW CONTENT WEEKLY

ALL DEPARTMENTS &

PROGRAMS INCLUDED

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

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FACULTYRESEARCH | INDUSTRY | TRENDS

ADMISSIONSDEADLINES | FAQs

OTHER Metro ATLANTA

CURRENT STUDENTSLIFE @ GSU | FIELD-RESEARCH

ALUMNIVALUE | CAREERS

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Georgia’s approach to evaluating educator preparation

The urbanED Podcast is a weekly show brought to you by the College of Education and serves as a resource for prospective graduate students seeking insights on careers that move lives forward.

Learning science in urban school gardens

eLearning helps maternal health workers save lives

Pros and cons of a cohort-based graduate program

Autism therapy driving demand for behavior analyst

Can a family blog promote digital literacy?

INEXPENSIVE

MOBILE

CONVENIENT

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

urbanEDCAST

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Expert advice from COE faculty targeting

people considering a career in their field.

• Top 4 Software Applications Instructional Designers Use

• 5 Things You Should Know About Georgia Educator Certification Rule Changes

BENEFITS PROSPECTS

FREE

VALUABLE ADVICE

TRUSTED SOURCE

4TIPS ONHow new teachers can discuss and share challenges and successes experienced in the classroom.

Get New Teacher Tips

6 TIPS…

For Certified Athletic Trainers to Help Your Clients Avoid Injury

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Alumni case studies

tell success stories

about COEs

graduates and

encourages

prospective

applicants to learn

more about their

respective program.

REUSE

BENEFITS PROSPECTS

FREE

SUCCESS STORIES

PEER-PEER INFLUENCE

Background

• GSU, Bachelors, Marketing, ‘09

• Coca-Cola, market analyst

Solution

M.S. in Educational Research

prepared her to…

Results

• Promoted to Marketing Research

Analyst at Coca-Cola

• Hired as program evaluator for

nationwide vaccine study at CDC

ALUMNI CASE STUDY

From Coca-Cola to the CDCApplying Research Methodology to Beverages and Public Health

“Georgia State

University prepared

me to implement

research in public

and private sector.”

Lee Sims ’10, MS,

Educational Research

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On-demand webinarsprovide prospective

applicants access to

pre-recorded

information sessions

anytime, anywhere,

for free.

LEAD GENERATION

BENEFITS PROSPECTS

COST EFFECTIVE

AVAILABLE 24/7

NO GEOGRAPHIC LIMITATIONS

Interested in learning about our

graduate programs? Click on any of the

program links below to register for an on-

demand webinar.

INFORMATION SESSIONSOn-demand WEBINARS

FEATURED

EARLY CHILDHOOD

KINESIOLOGY

Health/Physical Ed, MEd

Exercise Science, MS

Sports Administration, MS

Sports Medicine , MS

Kinesiology, PhD

UACM, MEd

Elementary Education, MAT

ESC

Behavior-Learning

Disabilities, MEd

REGISTER TODAY

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SlideShare provides prospective

applicants access to

PPT of information

sessions anytime,

anywhere, for free.

LEAD GENERATION

BENEFITS PROSPECTS

FREE

AVAILABLE 24/7

NO GEOGRAPHIC LIMITATIONS

Interested in learning about our

graduate programs? Click on any of the

program links below to view SlideShare

presentation of each program.

INFORMATION SESSIONSSlideShare Presentations

FEATURED

EARLY CHILDHOOD

KINESIOLOGY

Health/Physical Ed, MEd

Exercise Science, MS

Sports Administration, MS

Sports Medicine , MS

Kinesiology, PhD

UACM, MEd

Elementary Education, MAT

ESC

Behavior-Learning

Disabilities, MEd

REGISTER TODAY

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G E N E R A T E L E A D SCONTACT FORM CTA LANDING PAGES

According to Noel Levi tz , surveys of

prospect ive graduate s tudents show

COSTVALUE CAREER

3 KEY PRIORITIES

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Program Title

Valuable Content(Video, tips sheet, infographic, blog post, podcast)

Program Contact

Admissions InformationCourse description and classes

View GSU Graduate Catalog

Overview

• TBD

• TBD

• TBD

• TBD

Ideal Candidate

• TBD

• TBD

Length of Program

• TBD

• TBD

Funding

• TBD

• TBD

Alumni Employers

• TBD

• TBD

Request Information

Overview

• Instructional Coaching by faculty joining students in their classrooms

• Student-centered experiences where students determine their own goals

• Instructional strategies for English/Language Arts, Literacy, Math, Science, and

Social students

• Community-Building possibilities for teachers to use with young learners

• Considerations of justice, equality, and hope in urban classrooms

• Cohort based program encourages collaboration.

Ideal Candidate

• Provisionally certified practicing PreK-5 teachers

• Practicing paraprofessional educators

• Seeking master’s degree / elementary teaching certificate (PreK-5)

• New teachers in high-needs schools in metro Atlanta

Length of Program

• A minimum of 36 semester hours is required to receive your degree

• 12 credit hours per 3 semesters = 12 months

Funding

Click on the following links for more information on funding your graduate education:

Cost Calculator | Tuition and Fees | Graduate Scholarships and Assistant | Graduate Assistant Policy

Alumni Employers

• Atlanta Public Schools

• Cobb Co. School District

• DeKalb Co. School District

• Fulton Co. School System

Program ContactTeresa Fisher, Program Coordinator

404-413-8020 | [email protected]

Request Information* Name * Email * Level interest

Learn More

Admissions InformationDEADLINESSTEPS REQUIREMENTS

• Very interested• Somewhat interested• Gathering information• Already applied

Course description and classes

View GSU Graduate Catalog

The shorter the form the better.

Overview

• Advanced training in quantitative and qualitative research methods as they apply

to the systematic study of education

• Concentrations: statistics, measurement, program evaluation, survey research,

computer applications, institutional research, and policy research

Ideal Candidate

• Strong background in math, analytics, and writing

• Interest in advancing research methodology skills

• Seeking career in a school or other setting requiring strong research

methodology skills

Length of program

• A minimum of 36 semester hours is required to receive your degree

• 12 credit hours per 3 semesters = 12 months

Funding

Click on the following links for more information on funding your graduate education:

Cost Calculator | Tuition and Fees | Graduate Scholarships and Assistant | Graduate Assistant Policy

Alumni Employers

• American Institutes for Research

• Atlanta Public Schools

• Center for Disease Control and Prevention

• Center of Excellence on Health Disparities

• Coca-Cola

• Georgia State, Department of Education

Program ContactJanice Fournillier, Program Coordinator

404-413-8000 | [email protected]

Course description and classes

View GSU Graduate Catalog

Request Information

* Name * Email * Level of interestLearn More

Admissions Information

DEADLINESSTEPS REQUIREMENTS

Read Lee Sims’ Success Story

Alumni Case StudyLearn how Lee’s master’s in educational research took her from Coca-Cola to the CDC.

Overview

• Prepares students for careers in the athletic training field

• Course/Lab experience in: prevention, management, evaluation, and

rehabilitation of athletic injuries

• Clinical sites: NCAA Divisions 1, 2, and 3; NJCAA (1), private and public high

schools

Ideal Candidate

• Certified athletic trainers (or be eligible for certification) by the National Athletic

Trainers Association (NATA)

• Eligible for certification upon graduation from a Commission on Accreditation of

Athletic Training Education (CAATE) accredited undergraduate athletic training

curriculum

Length of program

• A minimum of 36 semester hours is required to receive your degree

• 12 credit hours per 3 semesters = 12 months

Funding

Click on the following links for more information on funding your graduate education:

Cost Calculator | Tuition and Fees | Graduate Scholarships and Assistant | Graduate Assistant Policy

Alumni Employers

• Atlanta Braves

• Atlanta Falcon

• Atlanta Hawks

• Georgia Tech

Program ContactShelley Linens, Program Coordinator

404-413-8000 | [email protected]

Course description and classes

View GSU Graduate Catalog

Request Information

* Name * Email * Level of interestLearn More

Admissions Information

DEADLINESSTEPS REQUIREMENTS

6 TIPS forFor Certified Athletic

Trainers to Help Your

Clients Avoid Injury

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Overview

• Instructional Coaching by faculty joining students in their classrooms

• Student-centered experiences where students determine their own goals

• Instructional strategies for English/Language Arts, Literacy, Math, Science, and

Social students

• Community-Building possibilities for teachers to use with young learners

• Considerations of justice, equality, and hope in urban classrooms

• Cohort based program encourages collaboration.

Ideal Candidate

• Provisionally certified practicing PreK-5 teachers

• Practicing paraprofessional educators

• Seeking master’s degree / elementary teaching certificate (PreK-5)

• New teachers in high-needs schools in metro Atlanta

Length of Program

• A minimum of 36 semester hours is required to receive your degree

• 12 credit hours per 3 semesters = 12 months

Funding

Click on the following links for more information on funding your graduate education:

Cost Calculator | Tuition and Fees | Graduate Scholarships and Assistant | Graduate Assistant Policy

Alumni Employers

• Atlanta Public Schools

• Cobb Co. School District

• DeKalb Co. School District

• Fulton Co. School System

Program ContactTeresa Fisher, Program Coordinator

404-413-8020 | [email protected]

Request Information* Name * Email * Level interest

Learn More

Admissions Information

DEADLINESSTEPS REQUIREMENTS

• Very interested• Somewhat interested• Gathering information• Already applied

Course description and classes

View GSU Graduate Catalog

The shorter the form the better.

4TIPS ONHow new teachers can discuss and share challenges and successes experienced in the classroom.

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First Name *

Jamie

Last Name *

Smith

Email *

[email protected]

Get Teacher Tips

Level of interestVery interested

Program of Interest *Early Childhood Education, MAT

DOWNLOAD

Teacher TIPS

When you download these tips, you will learn how to:

• Use online learning communities

• Engage peers on social media

• Participate in alma mater online forums

4TIPS ONHow new teachers can discuss and share challenges and successes experienced in the classroom.

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From:Subject:

To:

Terry Fisher | College of Education, Georgia State UniversityJamie, thank you for your interest in our M.A.T. in Early Childhood Education programJamie Smith, [email protected]

Jamie - Thank you for downloading the 4 Tips for

New Teachers tip sheet. Please share it with your

colleagues.

Are you a practicing PreK-5 teacher who wants to

affect change in urban classrooms? If so, please

view the SlideShare to learn about Georgia State’s

M.A.T. in Early Childhood Education program.

Best regards,

Terry

Terry Fisher, PhD

Clinical Assistant Professor

Department of Early Childhood Education

Georgia State University

404-413-8000

[email protected]

INFORMATION SESSIONEarly Childhood Education M.A.T.Georgia State University, College of Education

B U I L D R E L A T I O N S H I PP E R S O N A L I Z E D E M A I L C A M P A I G N

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From:Subject:

To:

Terry Fisher | College of Education, Georgia State UniversityJamie, thank you for your interest in our M.A.T. in Early Childhood Education programJamie Smith, [email protected]

Jamie - Thank you for downloading the 4 Tips for

New Teachers tip sheet. Feel free to share it with

your colleagues.

Are you a practicing PreK-5 teacher who wants to

affect change in urban classrooms? If so, please

view the SlideShare to learn about Georgia State’s

M.A.T. in Early Childhood Education program.

Best regards,

Terry

Terry Fisher, PhD

Clinical Assistant Professor

Department of Early Childhood Education

Georgia State University

404-413-8000

[email protected]

INFORMATION SESSIONEarly Childhood Education M.A.T.Georgia State University, College of Education

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From:Subject:

To:

Terry Fisher | College of Education, Georgia State UniversityWhat makes a great urban school elementary teacher?Jamie Smith, [email protected]

I hope the SlideShare presentation we shared with

you in the previous email was informative and

provided you with some insights about how you’d

benefit from Georgia State’s M.A.T. in Early

Childhood Education program.

I thought you’d enjoy this video featuring one of our

ECE faculty, Dr. Rhina Williams, from the

university’s inaugural TEDx event, entitled “What do

you see?”

Her message focused on the intention that underlies

the training she does with teachers in multicultural

education.Apply Deadlines Contact Us

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From:Subject:

To:

Terry Fisher | College of Education, Georgia State UniversityMeet one of our successful M.A.T. alumni Jamie Smith, [email protected]

Are you wondering what career

achievements our alumni experience once

they graduate from Georgia State’s Early

Education M.A.T. program?

Meet one of our successful alumni, Tonia

Durden, PhD (‘09, Early Childhood Education)

as she discusses the value of her graduate

education and insights she’s learned since

graduating.

Apply Deadlines Contact Me

Learn how Tonia’s teaching journey led her to

receive the USDAs Early Achievement Award in

2013.

Read Tonia Durden’s Success Story

EXAMPLESAlternative recruitment

strategies

GRE 50%ile

GPA 2.5 – 3.25

GACE Program

Admission

Seeking urban

education

experience

Michigan State University College of Education