Registration Update

Over the last few days, there have been glitches in the online registration process that prevented some students from completing their online registration process. I received confirmation that these glitches have been resolved and online registration is now working. Please use the student portal to register for your Summer 2009 classes.

Thank you for your patience,
AUASOE

Summer Registration

Online Registration Summer 2009

Online registration allows students to register for Summer 2009 courses from any computer with internet access. Please use the tools below to complete your registration process. If you encounter any technical difficulties during your registration, please try again following the guide below. If you need assistance, please contact Student Services at 770.407.1197.

Included in this announcement are directions to locate your Program Requirement Sheet on the Education Blog, the Academic Advisor list, the Summer 2009 Course Schedule, and the Web Registration Guide.

It is important to register for the appropriate course. Your program sheet is organized by the year you started your program. Please print out a new program requirement sheet based on the year you began, your degree program, major, and concentration. The classes are presented in the ideal progression. Ed.S and Ed.D students should take courses in the order shown on the program requirement sheet (some deviation is acceptable.) This information is available on the Education Blog on the right hand information column. If you are unsure of which class you should take, please contact your Academic Advisor using the Academic Advisor list - also available on the blog.

Academic Advisor List

The Summer 2009 Course Schedule is available on the blog. Use this schedule to plan your Summer registration as reflected by your Program Requirement Sheet. Within the Summer 2009 Course Schedule, you will find Course Title, Course Section, Term Dates, Meeting Dates, and Instructor name. Where instructors have not been assigned yet, you will see “TBA” in the “Instructor Last Name” column. Please choose your courses carefully, and submit your online registration when you are sure of your schedule. Course schedules for Spring 2009 and Summer 2009 online courses are available on the blog as well.

Summer 2009 Course Schedule

Summer 2009 Online Course Offerings

Spring 2009 Course Schedule

Registration should be completed via online registration. Please read the Web Registration Guide for instructions on how to navigate the student portal for online registration. Please note that due to online document host formatting, this guide is easier to read if you print it out:

Web Registration Guide

Thank you very much and we wish you the best in your academic and professional careers!

Argosy Atlanta School of Education

Argosy Email Accounts

Important!

All students must check their Argosy email accounts for announcements and updates on a regular basis in order to stay informed. If you are having difficulty accessing your Argosy Email account, please call the Argosy Helpdesk 1.888.424.4455 to resolve these issues. Your Argosy Email account is the only contact method the School of Education has to keep you informed of changes and updates as you continue your education here at Argosy University Atlanta.

Thank you,

AUA School of Education

Graduation Announcement

2009 Graduation Announcement

When?
Friday, October 2, 2009 at 1:00pm


Where?
Georgia International Convention Center
2000 Convention Center Concourse
College Park, GA 30337
http://www.gicc.com/



If you plan to participate in the graduation ceremony, please make sure your student account is clear of any and all holds.

Course Add/Drop Deadline

If you need to make any changes in your Spring registration, please take a look at the Course Add/Drop deadline link below.

Course Add/Drop Deadline

Writing Lab!

Writing Lab Room 109 “Come to learn—Plan to return.”

· What is the Writing Lab?
Help with APA format, including citations and references Help with organization, style, clarity, and grammar

· Will the Lab proofread my paper and fix all of my errors?
No. The Lab will teach you how to fix your own written assignment. Except for Comps, the Lab is not allowed to give last-minute help. Allow enough time for more than one Lab visit.


· Do I need to make an appointment?
No. A Lab associate will give you one-on-one help for about 45 minutes. No new papers accepted within 5 days of due date (except Comps).




Research support: Clara Williams, M.L.S. crwilliams@argosy.edu
Dissertation editor: Brenda Young, Ph.D. bjyoung@argosy.edu
Lab Coordinator: Donald Gregg, M.A., LAPC dgregg@argosy.edu

New Research Sequence

All Ed.D students who enrolled as of Fall I 2008 must follow the new research sequence. This means that your first research class should be R7001 Introduction to Research Methods. Students who have not begun their research courses should also begin with R7001 Intro to Research Methods. If you have already taken or are currently enrolled in R7036 Program Evaluation Methods, you will continue to progress within the former research sequence.

For Ed.S students, R7001 Introduction to Research Methods will replace R7036 Program Evaluation Methods. If you have already taken R7036 Program Evaluation Methods you do not need to take R7001. If you are already registered for R7036 Program Evaluation Methods, stay in this course.

Masters of Education students are not affected by this change.

Thank you,
Dr. Marion Anders
Education Program Chair