Educational Leadership

As an experienced teacher you understand the unique challenges that students and schools face.

With a graduate degree in educational leadership, you can prepare to take on leadership roles that will build stronger organizations to better serve students, teachers, and staff. This program is tailored to the diverse needs of the education community as well as your individual needs.

Our degrees also prepare you for licensing as a principal, superintendent, or director of exceptional needs.


Program Core Values

The Educational Leadership Program prepares:

  • Professionals with high levels of who are committed to the ideals of inclusive and equitable education for all.
  • Leaders who prioritize continuous improvement at the classroom, school, district, state, and policy level.
  • Innovators who design powerful and equitable teaching and learning for every student.
  • Scholars are who are inquiry-minded and evidence-oriented in their practice, thinking, and stance to persistent educational problems.
  • Administrators who are responsible, efficient, and strategic in their stewardship of schools and districts.
  • Colleagues who are confident, ethical, collaborative, compassionate, healthy, and balanced.

Our curriculum was developed in partnership with schools and districts to address the specific challenges the next generation of education leaders will face and will deepen your leadership capacities, enhance your learning and professional growth, and challenge you to think critically about the challenges facing education in contemporary times.

The Educational Leadership Program also offers a special track in education law, as well as a MS in Strategic Management from the Kelley School of Business and a minor in Educational Policy for students at the Maurer School of Law.

Our faculty

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Associate Professor, Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Department Chair

Research Areas:
Educational Leadership; Instructional Leadership; Leadership Development; Resource Allocation; School and District Improvement; Improvement Science
Email:
Phone:
(812) 856-8235
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Clinical Assistant Professor

Research Areas:
Principal and superintendent leadership; school finance
Email:
Phone:
(812) 856-1373
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Associate Professor

Research Areas:
Leadership preparation; principal's role in teacher development and career trajectories; education policy
Email:
Phone:
(812) 856-8254

Core Adjunct Faculty   Advisory Board

Contact Us

Michele Moore
Clinical Assistant Professor
micdmill@iu.edu
(812) 856-1373