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Master of Science State & Institutional Master of Science State & Institutional Representation 2012 - 2016 Alma Maters Appalachian State University Florida State University Arizona State University George Mason University Auburn University George Washington University Bakersfield College Georgia Institute of Technology Ball State University Gonzaga University Barry University Howard University Baylor University Illinois Wesleyan University Benedictine University Indiana University Bellevue University Indiana University Bloomington Belmont University Indiana University South Bend Berea college Jackson State University Brigham Young University James Madison University Brown University John Carroll University California Lutheran University Kennesaw State University California State University Kent State University California State University Long Beach King University California State University Los Angeles Langston University Campbellsville University Lebanon Valley College Carson-Newman University Lee University Centre College Lenoir-Rhyne University City College of New York Life University Clarion University of Pennsylvania Lincoln Memorial University Coastal Carolina University Lipscomb University DePaul University Louisiana State University and A&M College DePauw University Loyola University Drury University Luther College East Tennessee State University Maryville College Emory University Maryville University Ferris State University Mercer University Florida Atlantic University Miami University Florida Gulf Coast University Michigan State University Florida Institute of Technology Middle Tennessee State University Florida Southern University Mills College Morehead State University Truman State University Muskingum College Union University North Carolina State University University of Akron North Carolina Wesleyan College University of Alabama Birmingham Northern Illinois University University of Alabama Tuscaloosa NOVA Southeastern University University of Arkansas Oakland University University of Arkansas Fort Smith Oakwood University University of Arkansas Little Rock Ohio Northern University University of California Berkeley Ohio State University University of California Davis Oregon State University University of California Irvine Otterbein University University of California Los Angeles Pacific Lutheran University University of California Merced Pacific Union College University of California Riverside Pennsylvania State University University of California San Diego Pensacola Christian college University of California Santa Barbara Prairie View A&M University University of California Santa Cruz Purdue University University of Central Florida Quincy University University of Cincinnati Rhodes College University of Colorado Rutgers University University of Colorado Denver Ryerson University University of Findlay San Diego State University University of Florida Sanford University University of Georgia Schoolcraft College University of Houston Slippery Rock University University of Illinois Sonoma State University University of Illinois Chicago South College University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Southern Utah University University of Indianapolis Spelman College University of Kentucky St. Edwards University University of Louisville St. John Fisher College University of Maryland Baltimore County Stephen P. Austin State University University of Maryland College Park SUNY Binghamton University of Massachusetts Amherst SUNY Cobelskill University of Memphis SUNY Stony Brook University of Miami Temple University University of Michigan Ann-Arbor Tennessee State University University of Michigan Dearborn Tennessee Tech University University of Mississippi Texas A&M University University of Missouri-Columbia Thomas Moore College University of Mount Union Touro College University of North Carolina Asheville Transylvania University University of North Carolina Wilmington University of Northern Iowa State Representation University of North Texas Arizona University of Oklahoma Arkansas University of Rhode Island California University of Southern Indiana Colorado University of St. Francis Connecticut University of St. Thomas Florida University of Tennessee Chattanooga Georgia University of Tennessee Knoxville Hawaii University of Tennessee Martin Iowa University of Texas Austin Illinois University of The South Indiana University of Utah Kansas University of Virginia Charlottesville Kentucky University of Virginia Wise Louisiana University of Washington Maryland University of West Georgia Massachusetts University of West Florida Michigan University of Wisconsin La Crosse Missouri University of Wisconsin Milwaukee North Carolina Vanderbilt University North Dakota Washington State University New Jersey Wayne State University New York West Chester University Ohio Wilmington College Oklahoma Wisconsin Lutheran College Pennsylvania Xavier University South Carolina Yale University Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin West Virginia .
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