Registration Link: https://forms.gle/kbrkGyNQHBJcz5f3A

Starts September 7th | Every 1st Tuesday of the month.

https://www.pce.uw.edu/certificates/evidence-based-practices-in-childrens-behavioral-health

In this certificate program, you’ll learn the core elements of various evidence-based treatments for common childhood disorders such as anxiety, depression, extreme/complex behaviors and trauma. Primary EBPs reviewed include: Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, Multisystemic Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy.

Three Courses
EBP in Counseling Settings:  Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Anxiety & Mood Disorders
EBP in Counseling Settings: Cultural Humility & Treatments for Trauma Disorders in Schools
EBP in Counseling Settings: Extreme & Complex Cases

Current MSW students who are in practicum and work with children meet the  requirements to apply.

Dear Graduate Students,

Are you interested in exploring ethical questions within your field of graduate study? Are you interested in exploring ethical questions within your field of graduate study? The Graduate Certificate in Ethics (offered by the Program on Ethics in the Department of Philosophy) is designed for students in all disciplines and can be customized to complement your primary graduate degree program (see attached flyer for summary).

Graduate Certificate in Ethics

The Certificate aims to facilitate graduate research in ethics as it arises across the disciplines. The program is designed to provide students with the necessary groundwork for pursuing ethics scholarship as it relates to their field of study. The curriculum is designed to accommodate diverse student interests and to facilitate cross-disciplinary conversations and scholarship.

Requirements Summary

Students must be currently enrolled in a graduate program at the University of Washington in order to apply to the certificate program and must complete the certificate alongside their primary degree program. Certificate students will choose a Certificate adviser from among the Core Faculty of the Program on Ethics and will complete at least 15 credits, including:

• One core course (5 credits) – either ETHICS 511: Ethics Matters (offered Winter 2020) or ETHICS 512: Justice Matters (offered Winter 2021)
• At least 8 additional graduate-level credits in values-laden coursework related to your primary area of study (to be chosen in coordination with your certificate adviser) – Note: core courses of your primary degree program may not be used toward graduate certificates, but up to 6 credits of elective credits may overlap.
• ETHICS 513: Capstone Workshop (2 credits) – offered each spring quarter, to be taken once all other requirements are completed

We welcome applications to the Graduate Certificate in Ethics from graduate student across the university community.

ETHICS 511: Ethics Matters (Winter 2020)

This course aims to introduce graduate and professional students from a wide range of backgrounds to some common ethical questions and to provide a basic philosophical framework for thinking about related issues that arise within their own disciplines or fields.

Core courses are offered once a year, typically in Winter quarter, alternating years between ETHICS 511 and ETHICS 512, so now is a perfect time to plan on working ETHICS 511 into your Winter 2020 schedule if you’re interested in exploring the certificate program. Students may take ETHICS 511 as a stand-alone course or as part of the certificate program. You may choose to apply to the certificate program after taking the core course if you wish and may count it retroactively.

 

Please contact me, Britta Anson (brittama@uw.edu) or the Certificate Director Stephen Gardiner (smgard@uw.edu) if you have questions or are interested in certificate program.

Engagement opportunities for students this 2019 Fall Quarter

RSVP:  Students & Startups Info Sessions – 

Wednesday, September 25^th Noon-1:00pm – HUB 332

The Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship works with students of every major and discipline across campus. We provide students with real-world experiences, mentoring, business skills, prize money, and more. Whether students are merely curious about startups or passionate about starting their own company, the Buerk Center will meet students where they are and help them take the steps they need to achieve their entrepreneurial goals! Learn more at one of our info sessions: https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/eliad/376771

Register for Fall:  Two 2-credit classes

Open to all Undergraduate & Graduate students from any department. No experience necessary.

Environmental Innovation Practicum (2 credits, credit/no-credit) | Tuesdays | 4 to 5:50 pm

Cross-listed: ENTRE 443/543, ENGR 498A, ENVIR 495

The environment is a huge issue right now. In this course, students experience how to create green innovations, and where innovations are needed, by learning from leading thinkers and entrepreneurs developing solutions. Questions? E-mail Lauren Brohawn: brohal@uw.edu

Health Innovation Practicum (2 credits, credit/no-credit) | Thursdays | 5 to 6:50 pm

Cross-listed: ENTRE 490 A / 579 A/B

Top health and healthcare-related professionals will speak and coach students in this class while showcasing Seattle-based innovations in health. Students will form inter-disciplinary teams around project concepts chosen by the class. Questions? E-mail Terri Butler: TLButler@uw.edu

Join a Committee:  Startup Competitions Seek Leaders

Looking for a leadership opportunity?  Help build the buzz for our three high-profile startup competitions across campus: the Holloman Health Innovation Challenge, the Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge, and the Dempsey Startup Competition! Email the Buerk Center to learn more: uwbuerk@uw.edu

Attend: Buerk Center Drop-In Hours

Every Wednesday through December 11 | Noon – 1:30 pm | Dempsey Hall 211

You have questions, we have answers. Drop by the Buerk Center each Wednesday for a 1-1 conversation on how to start your entrepreneurial journey or take the next step! Open to all students.

RSVP: I-Corps Program Info Session

Wednesday, October 2 | 2 – 3 pm | Dempsey Hall 211

Do you have an idea that you think has commercial potential? I-Corps grants provide $2,500 for teams to gain first-hand feedback from potential customers.  Open to all. Registration suggested.

RSVP: https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/uwbuerk/378326

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Do you want to learn more about the ethics of healthcare?  Are you interested in becoming a member of your hospital’s ethics committee?

The UW School of Medicine’s Department of Bioethics & Humanities now offers an online certificate program, Advanced Training in Healthcare Ethics.  Applications are due 8/31/19 for admission to the 2019-2020 program, which begins in September 2019.  This program can help you prepare for the certification exam to be Healthcare Ethics Consultation-Certified by the American Society for Bioethics & Humanities.

The Evans School is accepting applications for the International Development and Nonprofit Management Certificate programs. All current UW graduate students from any campus are welcome to apply, as long as they will be enrolled for the duration of the 2019-20 academic year. Please share this information with any interested students!

The application deadline for both programs is Friday, April 14, 2019.

The International Development Policy and Management Certificate program (IDCP) offers students a foundation for addressing complex questions of poverty and development. The certificate requires that students complete 9 credits of core course material and two electives that cover areas or methods focused on international development. The program handout is attached.

Application Information

IDCP Handout 2019-20_FINAL

Contact: devcert@uw.edu

The Nonprofit Management Certificate program (NMCP) gives students the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. The program provides students with fundamental knowledge of the nonprofit sector through one core course and four elective courses. The program handout is attached.

Application Information

NMCP Handout_2019-20

Contact: nmcp@uw.edu

NOTE for MSW students: These classes could be used as MSW electives.  There would be additional fees for both MSW DAY and EDP students. 

Check out this program from UW Department of Bioethics & Humanities. 

Rolling admissions ensures you will hear back quickly.

We look forward to receiving your application!

http://depts.washington.edu/bhdept/conedu/AdvancedTrainingHE.html

Advanced Training in Healthcare Ethics

UW Department of Bioethics & Humanities

1959 NE Pacific St, Room A204, Box 357120

Seattle, WA 98195-7120

Applications for the International Development and Nonprofit Management Certificate programs are due Sunday, April 15, 2018. All current UW graduate students from any campus are welcome to apply, to complete the program during the 2018-19 academic year. Please share this information with any interested students!

The International Development Policy and Management Certificate program (IDCP) offers students a foundation for addressing complex questions of poverty and development. The certificate requires that students complete 9 credits of core course material and two electives that cover areas or methods focused on international development. Each student creates a portfolio and short analytic paper reflecting upon the key learning experiences of the program.
Contact: devcert@uw.edu

The Nonprofit Management Certificate program (NMCP) gives students the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. The program provides students with fundamental knowledge of the nonprofit sector through one core course and four elective courses.  Each student creates a portfolio and short analytic paper reflecting upon the key learning experiences of the program.
Contact: nmcp@uw.edu

The Evans School is now accepting applications for the International Development and Nonprofit Management Certificate programs. All current UW graduate students from any campus are welcome to apply, to complete the program during the 2018-19 academic year. Please share this information with any interested students!

The application deadline for both programs is Sunday, April 15, 2018.

The International Development Policy and Management Certificate program (IDCP) offers students a foundation for addressing complex questions of poverty and development. The certificate requires that students complete 9 credits of core course material and two electives that cover areas or methods focused on international development. Each student creates a portfolio and short analytic paper reflecting upon the key learning experiences of the program.

Contact: devcert@uw.edu

The Nonprofit Management Certificate program (NMCP) gives students the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. The program provides students with fundamental knowledge of the nonprofit sector through one core course and four elective courses.  Each student creates a portfolio and short analytic paper reflecting upon the key learning experiences of the program.

Contact: nmcp@uw.edu

The Evans School is accepting applications for the International Development and Nonprofit Management Certificate programs. All current UW graduate students from any campus are welcome to apply. Please share this information with any interested students!

The application deadline for both programs is Monday, April 17, 2017.

The International Development Policy and Management Certificate program (IDCP) offers students a foundation for addressing complex questions of poverty and development. The certificate requires that students complete 9 credits of core course material and two electives that cover areas or methods focused on international development.

Application Information

Contact: devcert@uw.edu

The Nonprofit Management Certificate program (NMCP) gives students the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. The program provides students with fundamental knowledge of the nonprofit sector through one core course and four elective courses.

Application Information

Contact: nmcp@uw.edu

If you are interested in earning a certificate in international development or nonprofit management, please mark your calendar for our upcoming information session!

*International Development and **Nonprofit Management** Certificates Information Session*

Monday, April 4, 2016

4:30-5:30 p.m.

Parrington 108

The International Development Certificate program

https://evans.uw.edu/academic-programs/non-degree/international-development-certificate

(IDCP) offers students a foundation for addressing complex questions of poverty and development. The goal of the IDCP within the student’s UW study is threefold: to understand the main debates, players, policies and values within international development; to be familiar with a common set of skills and applied approaches; and to appreciate the perspectives and methods that other disciplines bring to address current development challenges.

The Nonprofit Management Certificate program

https://evans.uw.edu/academic-programs/graduate-certificates-and-program-options/nonprofit-management-certificate

(NMCP) gives you the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. We have recently updated the NMCP curriculum and requirements to accommodate increasing demand for the program and to better enable students from diverse disciplines across the UW campuses to participate. The certificate program also offers the chance to develop networking relationships with guest speakers who are practitioners and professionals working in the local nonprofit community.

Students from any UW graduate program are eligible to apply.

The application deadline is *Monday, April 18, 2016. *

Note from Lin – 6 credits of the cert program electives may overlap with your MSW electives.  The rest of the credits are in addition to your MSW degree.

Still time to apply for winter quarter.  Two fantastic instructors who are graduates of our program.  Jullie Gray and Bonnie Schultz!

The Certificate in Care Management will begin again in January 2016 and there are still a couple of weeks left to apply!

Here is a recent video made about the program and an article about Careers in aging—serving older adults that highlights the certificate as well:

http://www.pce.uw.edu/certificates/care-management/video/instructor-perspective.html

http://www.pce.uw.edu/career-insights/careers-in-aging-serving-older-adults/

Please let me know if you have questions, or go to the certificate webpage http://www.pce.uw.edu/certificates/care-management.html to learn more!   – Kate Lorenzen, MNA| Assistant Director, Academic Programs| Professional & Continuing Education |206.685.6375| klorenzen@pce.uw.edu

 

NOTE FROM LIN: This is a NON-Academic Certificate program.  You can take these courses to get the certificate, but you’d be getting continuing ed credits, not academic credit, so the courses could NOT be used for electives towards your MSW degree.

Graduate students in the Environmental Management Certificate program from across the University collaborate to tackle real-world problems with profound policy, scientific and business ramifications. Students engage in environmental challenges—including energy, climate change, food systems, depletion of natural resources and pollution—and learn to organize collaborative teams to complete a client-based project. Addressing these challenges requires an understanding of diverse disciplines.

The program spans traditional academic boundaries, allowing students to integrate broad perspectives, knowledge, skills and interconnections. Our goal is for students to achieve a coherent view of environmental issues through an interdisciplinary focus on the complex relationships among science, management and policy. Applications are accepted twice each year, usually the first Monday in February and first Monday in May.

The Environmental Management Graduate Certificate program offers students access to the University of Washington’s world-class faculty and resources across multiple colleges and schools, including the Evans School of Public Affairs, Foster School of Business, the College of Engineering, and the College of the Environment.

The EM Certificate program offers students:

• A real-world consulting experience
• A solution-based approach to environmental issues
• Interdisciplinary problem-solving practice
• Skills development in project management, problem solving, communications, and team-building
• Opportunities to develop relationships across an network of graduate students, UW faculty, and potential employers

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Columbia River Mental Health Services (CRMHS) provides mental health and behavioral health services that promote healthy people, healthy families and a healthy community. We are a private, non-profit 501c3 serving Southwest Washington since 1942.

We have been awarded $1.5 million to expand mental health services to the Hazel Dell, Battle Ground, and Camas/Washougal areas. With the expansion, we are looking into hiring 30 MSW clinicians to work with adults and children and families.

There are many students that are graduating this term and that are looking for exciting employment opportunities. CRMHS can offer that! Two of our hiring managers are licensed therapists and could provide clinical supervision as well as licensure hours to new employees.

If you have any questions or would like to know more about our agency, please visit our website www.crmhs.org or contact Alena Protsenko at (360)993-3043.

See the following links for information about openings:

Therapist I or II or III Outpatient

Therapist II or III Residential

Therapist II or III CF

If you are interested in earning a certificate in international development or nonprofit management, please mark your calendars for the following upcoming information sessions:

*Nonprofit Management Certificate Information Session*

• Thursday, April 9, 2015
• 1:30-2:30 p.m.
• Parrington Forum (Room 309)

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Interested in Learning About Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health?

Join us for our upcoming information meeting about the Certificate in Infant Mental Health.

Thursday, April 17th, 12-1pm PST

This webinar will include an informational presentation and time to talk with program representatives.

To participate via webinar, RSVP and we’ll email you instructions for connecting.

If you are unable to attend and would like to discuss this program, please call or email us.

More info and to RSVP, click here

 

Dear Graduate Students,

If you are interested in earning a certificate in International Development or Nonprofit Management, please join us at one of the following information sessions to learn more about these programs:

International Development and Nonprofit Management Certificates Information Session

Tuesday, April 8, 2014
1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Parrington Hall Commons (Room 308)

 

Nonprofit Management Certificate Information Session

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

1:00 to 2:00 p.m.

Parrington Hall Forum (Room 309)

The one-year International Development Policy and Management Certificate program gives you the tools and frameworks needed for addressing pressing international issues in developing countries.  The program explores the root causes of unique problems, and the social, economic, and political contexts in which they occur.

The one-year Nonprofit Management Certificate program gives you the tools and framework needed to meet the increasing challenges facing the nonprofit sector today. Students are drawn from diverse departments across the UW, giving the core courses a distinctive, interdisciplinary perspective on the unique issues facing the nonprofit community.

 

Only current UW graduate students are eligible to apply. The certificates are designed to be incorporated into your graduate studies during your second and/or final year in school.

All application materials are due by 5:00 p.m. on April 25.
Further information and the link to application instructions can be found here:

http://evans.uw.edu/degree-programs/non-degree/international-development-certificate
http://evans.uw.edu/degree-programs/non-degree/nonprofit-management-certificate
If you are unable to attend one of the sessions above, but would like to learn more about the programs, please don’t hesitate to contact the programs at:

International Development Certificate: devcert@uw.edu, 206.616.1618
Nonprofit Management Certificate: nmcp@uw.edu, 206.616.1613

 

Global WACh invites you to attend:

An Information Session on

Certificate in Global Health of Women, Adolescents and Children

Date & Time: Friday, November 1^st, 2:00-2:50pm

Location: Turner Auditorium (D209 in the Health Sciences Building)

Please join us for an in-depth information session on this interdisciplinary Certificate Program focused on health of Women, Adolescents and Children using the  “lifecycle approach”. This is an opportunity to meet the Certificate Director and Program Manager and have questions answered in person.

Anyone with interest may attend this session, however, only enrolled UW graduate students are eligible to apply. Applicants fromall programs are welcome – only an interest in health is required!

Confirm your interest in attendingby emailing arperd@uw.edu.

 Hope you’ll join us! 

 For more information about Global WACh or the Certificate Program, visit: www.globalwach.org

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE in HIV and STI’s- application deadline Friday November 1st

Now accepting applications!

Are you interested in a career in HIV & STIs?  Would you like to participate in small seminar classes taught by leading HIV/STI experts together with a multidisciplinary group of students from Health Sciences, Nursing, Medicine, Global Health, Anthropology, Social Work and more? If so, please consider this Certificate.

We are an interdisciplinary program in the Department of Global Health that provides students with the conceptual knowledge and practical skills needed to work in the field of HIV & STIs.

In addition to completing 12 core and elective credits, students will complete a 3 credit capstone project. Certificate program staff will work with you to develop a unique capstone experience that is tailored to your interests. All current UW graduate matriculated graduate students are eligible to apply. Read more

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