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United We Serve: Day of Service and Remembering 9/11
Metropolitan State celebrates it's Second Annual Day of Service September 8. It is followed on September 10 with an inspiring public event, "Do Something," featuring family members of 9/11 hero, Tom Burnett.
More honors for Metropolitan State!
Metropolitan State University was recently honored with two awards for its involvement in community service. The prestigious awards were given by The Corporation for National and Community Service and by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Be sure to read all about these accolades here!
Introducing the Criminal Justice Master of Science degree
Starting in the fall of 2011, this new degree, designed for the criminal justice working professional, will provide the advanced knowledge and skills needed to be an effective, ethical leader in criminal justice organizations. Combining online and traditional classroom instruction, you will learn from faculty who are recognized and respected leaders in their field. Learn more!
New—applied Doctor of Business Administration degree (DBA)
The DBA is an innovative doctoral program focusing on advanced management practices with emphasis on enhancing your skills as a business practitioner, higher education faculty member or management consultant. It’s your opportunity as a professional to earn this high-quality, affordable applied doctorate degree on a part-time basis that fits your already busy schedule. Learn more about how the DBA will well-prepare you to further advance your career.
Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Education Center to open on Schedule
The School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice has relocated to the newly constructed Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Education Center. First classes will begin in the new building this month. Learn more ...
