M.Ed. Master's Portfolio
Guide to the Reader
This page forms a comprehensive overview of my Master's in Educational Leadership (M.Ed.) pursuit, capturing essential coursework and personal experiences throughout my leadership development in the program. This serves as supplemental material to my formal Master's Oral Defense, scheduled for April 05, 2018.
I provide and overview of my professional profile, including my leadership philosophy and how I'd execute my first 100 days in leadership. Coursework exemplars of the Master's themes are provided, and I highlight essential components of my culminating experience, interning with the Mercy Connections Justice & Mentoring Program.
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I hope readers find this page easily navigable and informative, speaking to my impressive evolution and growth over the course of my M.Ed. degree studies.
Educational Leadership Master's Program (EDLP)
at the University of Vermont
Strand II: Community and Organizational Leadership
This strand is directed toward individuals who are or are seeking to become leaders in human resource agencies, higher education and community organizations.
The program for this strand is comprised of a core of five courses, after which the remaining courses are chosen, in consultation with an advisor, to address the student’s particular leadership focus and interests.
On This Site
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Original Statement of Purpose​ & Post-Program Reflection
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Leadership Philosophy
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First 100 Days Paper
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Master's Program Themes (Non-Licensure)​
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Theme I: Professional and Ethical Leadership​
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Theme II: Inquiry, Reflection and Action
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Theme III: Communication and Collaboration
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Theme IV: Organization Renewal, Culture and Change
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Theme V: Social Institutions, Diversity, and Equity
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Theme VI: Systems Context, Policy, Economics and Legal Matters
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Theme VII: Teaching and Learning
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Reflective Journal (Blog) - includes links to Agreement & Site Approval Form & Internship Proposal, Activity & Time Log​
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Internship Final Evaluation by Candidate​
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Letter of Recommendation by Field Mentor
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Applied Research Project​: Overview & Outcomes
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