CEU Opportunities
Continuing Education can grant either contact hours or Continuing Education Units (CEUs) depending on the needs of the audience. Continuing Education can provide participants with transcripts of their CEU activities. A Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is used for activities which do not qualify for college credit. The CEU may be used for the measurement, recording, transfer and recognition of participation by adults in non-credit activities. A CEU is defined as "ten contact hours of participation in an organized continuing education experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction and qualified instruction."
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Current CEU Opportunities:
Mental Health & Aging
The North Dakota State University Gerontology Program has developed a curriculum for professionals addressing aging and mental health. The online curriculum offers 13 hours of training in six course modules. The modules can be completed individually, at a pace that is convenient to the course participant. After satisfactory completion of each module, a certificate of completion will be given.
Aging and Mental Health Education: A Focus on Alzheimer’s Disease
The NDSU Gerontology Program has developed this 3-unit program that discusses an overview of Alzheimer's and dementia, diagnosis and treatment, and communication and behavioral changes common with the disease. This online program offers 4 hours of training.
North Dakota Child Care Resource & Referral
Distance and Continuing Education at NDSU grants the CEUs for ND CCR&R. Registration and payment for these classes is accepted at dixies@lakesandprairies.net. We list all the available classes on our website, topics range from early childhood education to health & wellness. Classes are updated on a regular basis, so check back often.