Master of Science in Leadership Education - Great Plains Studies

The Great Plains Studies interdepartmental area of specialization fosters the study of people and the environment in the sparsely populated Great Plains. This vast region stretches westward from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountains, and northward from the Rio Grande into the Canadian prairie provinces. The specialization is facilitated through the College of Arts and Sciences by the Center for Great Plains Studies, an interdisciplinary, intercollegiate, regional research and teaching center chartered by the University of Nebraska Board of Regents for all campuses of the University. Students are eligible to earn the Graduate Specialization if they are currently enrolled in one of the following graduate programs at UNL: Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communication, Agronomy, Anthropology/Geography, Architecture, Communication Studies, Community and Regional Planning, Economics, English, Geosciences, History, Natural Resource Sciences, Teaching, Learning & Teacher Education, and Textiles, Clothing and Design.