Master of Science - Educational Media (Track II)
Deadlines and Milestones (Transition Points)
For School Media Library Specialist Licensure Certificate students with current teaching license.
- Initial Transition Points
- Application is submitted to Graduate Studies and student is admitted to graduate studies.
- Student meet with an adviser regarding career goals and program requirements.
- Written Exam and Preliminary Oral Interview are completed successfully for admission to IM program.
- Program of Study is completed by student in consultation with adviser and filed.
- Program of Study specifies courses to be taken
- Student selects plan (A – Thesis, B – Starred Paper, C – Portfolio)
- Continuation Transition Points
Completion of course work- Student completes all SLMS courses specified in Program of Study up to IM680 and IM682 successfully.
- Student maintains a 3.0 GPA (B average) in all graduate courses taken.
- Student successfully completes Praxis II Test
- Student successfully completes SLMS Subject Matter Test (Praxis II)
- Student completes written self-assessment based on competencies
- Student completes competency review.
- Student completes the application for practicum.
- Student sets goals for practicum. These are agreed upon by student, on-site supervisors(s) and the SCSU practicum supervisor.
- Student completes practicum (IM682, 1-3 cr.).
- Student completes the required journals and reflective evaluation paper.
- Student arranges for on-site visit(s) between student, on-site supervisor and SCSU practicum supervisor.
- During the on-site visit (s), student successfully demonstrates competencies agreed upon as goals. (IM682, 1-3 cr.)
- The site supervisor and SCSU practicum supervisor evaluate the student's practicum experience.
- Student completes all SLMS courses specified in Program of Study up to IM680 and IM682 successfully.
- Final Transition Points
- Student applies for media licensure. Licensure awarded.
- Certificate awarded
- Follow-up Transition Points
- Students are followed up via a web survey to determine job satisfaction and program satisfaction.
- Students (and employers) complete a survey from the Dean’s office



