APPENDIX B
Former Program Requirements
(Expanded)
LONGWOOD
GRADUATE PROGRAM
(Expanded)
A. Academic:
All
Fellows are required to successfully complete a minimum of 38 degree credits in
the following course areas:
Museum
Studies (12 credits):
MSST
802 - Management of Museums (3 credits)
MSST
804 - Museum Internship (3 credits)
PLSC 832 (Section 11) - Botanic
Garden Management: Longwood Gardens
Internship (3 credits)
MSST
XXX (3 credits) (select from list of possible courses)
Plant
and Soil Sciences (14 credits)
PLSC
831 - Taxonomy of Ornamental Plants (3 credits)
PLSC
864 - Seminar Planning and Development (1 + 1 credits)
PLSC
865 - Seminar (1 + 1 credits)
PLSC
868 - Research (5 credits)
PLSC
869 - Thesis (2 credits)
Management (12 credits)
UAPP 685 - Topics: Training &
Development - Human Resource Management (3)
UAPP 833 - Public Finance &
Fiscal Management (3)
UAPP 834 - Public Economics (3)
UAPP
837 - Public Sector Human Resource Mgmnt.
(3)
Other (3
credits)
UAPP
800 - Research Design and Methodologies (3)
Professional
(1 - 4 credits)
PLSC
666 - Special Problems
Electives (variable)
Depends
on individual program
B. Practical:
All
Fellows are required to successfully complete the following practical
management experiences:
Leader’s
Internship (at Longwood Gardens)
The
general requirements for First-year Fellows include:
o complete
an orientation/rotation
o maintain
a daily log
o complete
an interpretive (individual) project
o complete
a group project
o plan a symposium
o develop
a management team mentality
Three (3) credits for this are
earned through MSST 804 - Museum Internship.
The
general requirements for Second-year Fellows include:
o complete
an individual project
o complete
a group project
o plan a symposium
o participate
in Longwood information duty
o mentor the First-year students and
develop a management team mentality
Three
(3) credits for this are earned through PLSC 832 (section 11) Botanic Garden
Management: Longwood Internship.
Individual
Fellows are selected by the Coordinator and Second-year Students to the
following leadership positions depending upon individual program needs:
1. Editor of The Vine: The editor can earn a maximum of 1 credit for each volume edited. The credit would be through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Vine Editor.
2. Field Trip Leader: the leader can earn a maximum of 1 credit per year through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Field Trip Leader.
3. Graduation Event Leader: the leader can earn a maximum of 1 credit through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Graduation Event Leader.
4. Group Project Leader: the leader can earn a maximum of 3 credits through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Group Project Leader. The other students can earn credit for Group Project through the Leader’s Internship.
5. Interview Period Leader: the leader can earn a maximum of 1 credit through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Interview Period Leader.
6.-7. Symposium Planning and Development Leaders: the Leader can earn 3 credits and the Assistant Symposium Leader can earn 2 credits through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Symposium Planning and Development. The other students can earn a maximum of 1 credit per year through PLSC 864 - Seminar Planning and Development.
8. Tropical Internship (away from Longwood Gardens) Leader: the leader can earn 2 course credits through PLSC 666 (section 34) - Tropical Internship.
9. Web
Page Assistant Editor: the assistant can earn 1 credit per semester working
with the Coordinator to maintain The Program’s Web Page. Use PLSC666 (Section 034) - Web Page