Programs Offered

Geared toward health professionals, social workers and individuals interested in aging-related fields, the certificate program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering long-term care, aging social work practice and health communication. The certificate program consists of 13-15 credit hours.

Prepare to become an effective leader in clinical settings addressing the critical need to improve the quality of patient care outcomes. As a master's-prepared CNL, you will oversee the integration of care for diverse patient populations and will actively provide direct patient care in complex situations.

Prepare for advanced research in cell regulation, signal transduction, gene expression and cancer biology. Work with a major advisor and the advisory committee to formulate your plan of study and research proposal, and monitor your progress. Deepen your practice through teaching assistantships, conference presentations and article submission opportunities.

Designed for previously certified/licensed teachers who are seeking an endorsement as an intervention specialist to teach gifted and talented learners

Designed for both graduate degree-seeking students and non-degree students who want to learn to effectively manage a nonprofit. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.