The Office of Continuing Education offers a wide range of workshops in conjunction with the College of Education, Health, and Human Services.
A workshop is a credit or noncredit activity that focuses on a participant's professional tasks. Instructional emphasis is given to mastery and applications of knowledge, skills, and attitudes that address a narrowly defined range of problems or issues related to practice.
All credit workshops are graded satisfactory/unsatisfactory (S/U).
Workshops can be scheduled on an as-needed basis in response to industry or profession-specific trends and issues.
Workshops are offered year-round. They may be flexibly scheduled as they do not need to fit into the standard University schedule.
Workshops may be held on a 91²Ö¿â campus, on-site at area schools, businesses, libraries, etc., be fully online or in a hybrid format.
Yes, credit workshops award 91²Ö¿â credit hours. Please note that workshops are graded satisfactory/unsatisfactory (S/U) and will appear on your transcript as a workshop.
Note: Degree programs typically have an established maximum on the number of workshop credits that may be used towards program completion.
Yes, to request a transcript reflecting all credits earned visit the Transcript Request page.
Credit workshop registrants must participate fully, attend and complete all in-person or online activities, and submit all assignments, as detailed in the workshop syllabus. Failure to do so may result in a grade of unsatisfactory (U)—which will be counted as an F (zero quality points) in your grade point average.
No, all credit workshops have Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) grading.
You may be able to use the credit hours earned in workshops to renew your license. We recommend checking with your district professional development committee.
No, participants in noncredit workshops typically receive a certificate.