Description: This certificate will upgrade skills and knowledge in Corrections, including probation and parole. It is designed for those currently employed in the criminal justice field and for those who wish to develop skills necessary to work in entry-level positions in Corrections. Course objectives prepares graduates to: -Effectively work in the areas of detention, supervision, administration and rehabilitation -Supervise the treatment and custodial care of inmates -Guide and assist adult and juvenile inmates in adjusting to their new environment -Guide inmates on their preparation for and adjustment to community life -Interview inmates, complete social and criminal histories and recommend rehabilitation strategies

Description: An eight-week, non-credit course designed to provide those in instructional roles (teachers, trainers, and others) with the theory and skills needed to add asynchronous components to classroom-based courses. Emphasis will be placed on pedagogy appropriate to providing college level content, interaction and written assignments to adolescent and adult learners. Participants will learn how to add asynchronous components to their classroom-based course(s). Because this course is 100% asynchronous, the pedagogy used by the instructor will model the pedagogy being taught. Course objectives prepare graduates to teach courses partially or totally online. Course topics include: -What are your web-based options? -Getting past the technology -Presenting content: 50 ways to leave your lecture! -Orchestrating effective interaction -Creating online assignments -Authentic online assessment

Description: An eight-week, non-credit course designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed to plan, design, create, administer, analyze and report the results of online surveys. Course topics include: -Planning an online survey -Core statistical concepts -Designing and creating the survey -Administering the survey -Analyzing the survey data -Reporting the survey results

Description: The Paralegal Program prepares students for positions in law offices, banks, real estate firms, brokerage houses, federal, state and local government agencies and other institutions requiring employees with legal training. Responsibilities include assisting an attorney in legal research, the preparation of documents for hearings or trial and other support services. Course objectives prepare graduates to: -Interview a client and gather a case history -Conduct both independent and directed legal research and fact gathering activities -Draft pleadings, bills of particulars, motions, wills, memorandums of law and other commonly encountered legal documents -Perform standard filing and recording procedures -Summarize documents in a case file

Description: This program prepares students to succeed in exciting careers in the travel industry. The program offers hands-on experience with internships in Walt Disney World, airlines, resorts, agencies, etc. Course objectives prepare graduates to: -Demonstrate knowledge of all travel agency functions -Perform all front-office functions for a resort or hotel -Demonstrate proficiency on Amadeus Airline Reservation System -Describe key marketing and promotion techniques for tourism -Research and demonstrate an understanding of domestic and international destinations -Demonstrate understanding of airline ticketing -Complete one or more practicum's within the industry