WELCOME
Welcome to Graduate Study at Morningside College!
Morningside has a long history of providing graduate programming that is responsive to the needs of Iowa’s teachers. We are committed to high quality coursework both on and off campus and online. Selected courses are also available online or in a hybrid format (combined face-to-face/ICN class meetings and online). See the Course Rotation and AEA Directory sections of this site to view the programs and courses that are offered in your area. For current course offerings, see the Current Classes section. For additional help, see the Campus Contacts for the appropriate Graduate Office representative, or fill out a Graduate Application.
Additional Information
Graduate Program Mission Statement
Graduate Program Admission Requirements
See the specific program requirements and policies in the Programs section of this site and in the Graduate Bulletin.
Summer 2009 Registration
Continuing students, please check
your email from Darby Young with the
online registration instructions.
Phone registration is still available for
Summer I courses that begin
later in June.
Online registration still available for
Summer II courses through June 28.
New students register by contacting
Janice in the Graduate Office,
800-831-0806, x5375.
Please Watch The Starting Dates
When Registering
First Summer Term:
Summer I-Graduate 2008-2009
June 1-July 5
Phone registration available for
selected classes
Second Summer Term:
Summer II-Graduate 2008-2009
July 6-August 7
Last day to register online: June 28
Please check starting dates for
specific classes within the
second summer term.
Registration Reminders
Each term needs to be registered for separately. Please remember to press Submit at the end of each registration and watch for the confirmation page that your registration has been completed.
When checking your completed registration through the My Schedule link in CampusWeb, the first summer term will be called Term 2009/31 - Summer I-Graduate 2008-2009. The second summer term will be called Term 2009/32 - Summer II-Graduate 2008-2009.
A N N O U N C I N G
Higher Learning Commission Approved
Master of Arts in Teaching Degree:
Professional Educator
Distance Learning Formats
What is involved?
See the Professional Educator Brochure
What do you need to do?
See the Steps to the Master's Degree
How do you get started?
See the Application to Graduate Studies
Bob Kirschbaum's
2009 Summer Reading Workshops
Please download the registration brochure for your area.
Council Bluffs (July 7-8)
Decorah (June 24-25)
Des Moines (July 1-2)
Iowa City (June 22-23)
Mankato (June 18-19)
Okoboji - Elementary (July 15-17)
Okoboji - Secondary (July 15-17)
Quad Cities (June 29-30)
Sioux Falls (July 9-10)
South Sioux City (July 13-14)
Graduate credit available:
EDUC 500 Reading Comprehension Strategies
EDUC 501 Educational Research Students
If you have completed EDUC 501 Educational Research and have at least 18 graduate credits, you are encouraged to apply for candidacy.
If you are planning to graduate in May 2010, please submit the Intent to Graduate form as soon as possible.
Summer Textbook Information
(not Morningside Bookstore)
Please order your textbooks early!
NEW
Prekindergarten-Kindergarten
Endorsement Information