A Word from the Director . . . 
Being a Leader
One word describes Martin Luther College master's degree students - leaders. They embody the kind of servant-leadership that Jesus modeled and encouraged (see Matthew 20: 25-28). MLC graduate students serve as leaders by modeling professionalism, by serving their students through continual growth, and by inspiring others to do the same. As I talk with MLC graduate students, they describe how they model, serve, and inspire.
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Meet the MS Ed Graduate 
Alan Nolte - A Passion for Lutheran Educational Leadership
It's not often that a person's vocation and avocation - occupation and hobby - are the same. But according to Alan Nolte, his career in Lutheran education is balanced by his outside interest in, well, Lutheran education.
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Director Takes On New Duties
As of August 1, the Office of Graduate Studies became the Office of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education. Program director John Meyer now coordinates all of MLC's continuing education programs and courses, including graduate studies, synod certification, and all other courses, workshops, and seminars offered to teachers in the field. Read more. |
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Getting Ready For Your Capstone Project
For graduate students, completing their program with a capstone project can be exciting yet scary. The capstone project is exciting because it allows the student a chance to address a problem of practical, personal interest and importance. It can be scary because the ownership for learning lies completely in the student's hands and not an instructor's. In consultation with an advisor, the student sets the parameters and timeframe for the project. Here are some tips that students find helpful:
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