ProfessionalDevelopment

Take your career to the next level.Certificates/CEUs/Degrees

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Professional Development

Degree Programs

From the DeanThe School of Extended and International Education (SEIE) provides services for people that are non-traditional students pursuing lifelong learning. We work to provide programs that are relevant for students, including regional residents and employers.

Last year, we served thousands of students from our surrounding counties. 2,500 of those were students receiving credit from our Summer and Winter Intersession programs, assisting them in graduating faster. SEIE is a university within a university. We hope to see you soon!

Professionals never stop learning. Your dynamic workplace calls for a fresh outlook and new skills to be the best you can be.

We offer courses that add new skills and CEUs to your toolset, and keep your licensure up-to-date. Taught by skilled professionals, our programs are scheduled at times that makes sense for working people.

We provide degree programs that are relevant and in demand regionally.

These programs are a collaboration between SEIE and the greater SSU campus, creating intramural partnerships and additional outlets for faculty to teach subjects that they're passionate about.

Sincerely,

Robert Eyler, Ph.D.Dean, School of Extended and International EducationSenior International Officer, Sonoma State University

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Info Sessions

Agile Project Management+Project Management CertificateTuesday, Jan 166 - 7:30pmStevenson 2091, SSU

Career SkillsDevelopment WorkshopsWednesday, Jan 316 - 7pmInternational Hall 201A, SSU

Construction ManagementCertificateTuesday, Jan 96 - 7pmSalazar 2015, SSU

Human ResourceManagement CertificateTuesday, Dec 127 - 8pmGreen Music Center 1057, SSU

View meeting dates:sonoma.edu/exed/misc/information-meetings

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Registration & Policies 31

Upcoming Course 32

SSU Campus Map 4

Support NomaCares 5

Our Staff 6

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Agile Project Management Certificate 7

Construction Management Certificate 8

Family Business Legacy Workshop 9

Human Resource Management Certificate 10

Project Management Certificate 11

Wine Business Management Certificate 12 - 13

Wine Business Institute Seminars 14

Career Development Workshops & Coaching 15

Conflict Management Workshop 16

Intuition: The Light of Inner Guidance 17

Maker Certificate 18 - 19

Integrating Story-Based Learning into Your Classroom 20

Audio & Recording Production Certificate 21

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Early Childhood Education Certificate 22

Nursing Post-Master's FNP Certificate 23

B.A. Liberal Studies 24

M.S. Computer & Engineering Science 25

Sonoma Executive M.B.A. 26

M.A. Film Studies 27

M.A. Organization Development 28

M.A. Psychology: Depth Emphasis 29

M.A. Spanish 30

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NomaCaresSonoma State Universitys Support Campaign.Giving hope and help to our campus community after the fires.

Get Involved

www.sonoma.edu/nomacares

The recovery fund for students and employees that helps provide temporary housing, clothing, bedding, and other basic necessities.

A Facebook Group to connect needs and resources to our campus community.

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Our Staff

Coordinator of Scheduling & IntersessionJulie Shell707.664.2396julie.shell@sonoma.edu

Finance & Business CoordinatorJudy Vincenti707.664.4168judy.vincenti@sonoma.edu

Marketing CoordinatorJennifer Haynes707.664.3545jennifer.haynes@sonoma.edu

Director of Student Recruitment and OutreachJohn Green707.664.3232john.green@sonoma.edu

Executive Director of Business & Program OperationsDr. Jason Lau707.664.2499jason.lau@sonoma.edu

Enrollment & Registration SpecialistAdrianne Price707.664.2394adrianne.price@sonoma.edu

Academic Programs Admission CoordinatorJames Peavler707.664.2682james.peavler@sonoma.edu

Registration & Customer Service CoordinatorSigne Englert707.664.2394signe.englert@sonoma.edu

Registration & Customer Service CoordinatorGabriella Forster707.664.2394gabriella.forster@sonoma.edu

Graphic DesignerRobbie Geiss707.664.3741robert.geiss@sonoma.edu

Information Technology Analyst/ProgrammerGeeta Menon707.664.3077geeta.menon@sonoma.edu

Academic Support SpecialistSusie McFeeters707.664.2601susan.mcfeeters@sonoma.edu

Director of Registration & Professional DevelopmentLeslie Brutocao707.664.2600leslie.brutocao@sonoma.edu

Director of Academic ProgramsDr. Gregory Milton707.664.2604gregory.milton@sonoma.edu

Senior Academic Programs CoordinatorBeth Warner707.664.3977beth.warner@sonoma.edu

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The Agile Project Management course will combine lecture and discussions with weekly practice quizzes. The intent of the course is to enable an inexperienced student to become an outstanding contributor on an agile project team, while earning his/her required number of work experience hours to take the PMI-ACP exam.

For experienced agile team members, the objective of the course is to provide the required number of class hours and a structured learning environment that will enable them to pass the PMI-ACP exam. The course will include both experienced and inexperienced individuals, so that less-experienced students may benefit from classroom discussions with their more experienced colleagues.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Jim Robison at robisonj@sonoma.edu

Info Meeting:

Tuesday, Jan 16 @ 6 - 7:30pm: Stevenson 2091, SSU

Class Dates Time Location Units ID CostThu, Jan 25 - May 10 6 - 9:40pm Stevenson 2091 4.8 CEUs BUS 800 #4010 $1850

The course does not include the cost or scheduling of the PMI-ACP examination as it is not required to obtain the SSU Certificate in Agile Project Management

Textbook (required)PMI-ACP Exam Prep, Second Edition, by Mike Griffiths, ISBN: 978-1-932735-98-7Available at the bookstore and online.

InstructorDr. Jim Robison, CFPIM, PMP, PMI-ACProbisonj@sonoma.edu

- Agile frameworks, methods, accounting, & contracting

- Regulatory compliance, customer-valued-prioritization

- Brainstorming, collaboration, and communications

- Adaptive leadership, team roles, building agile teams

- Burn-down/burn-up charts, caves & common co-locations

- Affinity estimation, discovery, sizing & estimating techniques

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Residential EstimatingClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostThurs, Feb 15 - Apr 26 7 - 10pm IH 201A 3 CEUs ES 800 #4149 $300

No class March 5

Sound estimating practices are the key to successful project management. Students will learn the fundamental techniques and strategies for developing estimates for residential remodels and new homes. The class explores the relationship between estimating, scheduling, and project management and looks at ways to use estimates to control risk.

Students must have access to Microsoft Excel

InstructorPeter Daly

The Construction Management Certificate provides education and training for contractors, subcontractors, project managers, superintendents, owner representatives, design professionals, and anyone interested in advancing or transitioning to a career in the construction industry.

To qualify for the Construction Management Certificate, students must complete and pass any 8 courses.

Courses may be taken alone to fulfill an individual’s specific need for specialized knowledge, or to complete the requirements for the Construction Management Certificate.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Bryan Varner at bjvarner@sonic.net

Info Meeting:

Tuesday, Jan 9 @ 6 - 7pm Salazar 2015, SSU

California is one of the highest paying states in the US for Construction managers.*

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Construction Management Safety and BeyondClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostTue, Feb 13 - Apr 17 7 - 10pm Salazar 2015 3 CEUs ES 800 #4116 $300

This course provides participants with the training and resources to develop, implement, and maintain an effective injury and illness prevention program. This in-depth, 10-week program covers all required regulatory elements with respect to the philosophy of safety, documentation, incentive programs, workers compensation, and training. Attendees participate in hands-on classroom and field trip exercises that include the use of personal protection equipment, fall protection, confined spaces, trenching/shoring, and heavy equipment operations.

InstructorEric Peterson

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Family BusinessLegacy Workshop

Class Dates Time Location ID CostSat, Feb 3 8am - 12pm Green Music Center 1058 EXED NC #4215 $175

InstructorDon McCrea, Ph.D.

Creating a Lasting Business LegacyThrough Effective Transition Planning

Most family business owners do not realize that they have only a 30% chance of successfully transferring leadership to the next generation or to a new business owner, and an additional third do not make it to the following generation. There are multiple reasons that such a large percentage of family businesses never realize their founders dreams.

The primary reason is that the family business owner delays planning for a successful transition until it is too late to make the changes that may be needed to realize the full‚ and in some cases, any value of their business.

The secondary reason is that, even if they have started transition planning early enough, the planning that has been done inadequately addresses the nine key factors that must be incorporated to ensure a successful transition to the next generation or to the next owner.

This half-day seminar will help participants:

- Understand the potential costs of not developing a comprehensive transition plan

- Know when to start their transition planning with adequate time to implement a successful transition

- Know what decisions have to be made and when to make them

- Identify the key advisors their business requires for a successful transition

- Ensure their transition plan addresses all the areas and actions required

- Understand the roles of the advisory team that will be needed

Plans are underway to develop a series of seminars on Family Business Transition planning beginning Fall 2018.

Curriculum would include:

- Succession Planning & Family Dynamics

- Preparing your Successor

- Business Sustainability

- Managing Wealth

- Creating an Effective Exit Plan

- And much more…

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Class Dates Time Location Units ID CostTue, Jan 30 - Apr 17 6:45 - 9:45pm Green Music Center 1057 3.6 CEUs BUS 800 #3850 $790

Textbook (required)Lussier & Hendon (2016) Human Resource Management: Functions, Applications, and Skill Development,ISBN# 978-1-4522-9063-8

InstructorSusan Adams, SPHR, SHRM-SCPadamss@sonoma.edu

The Human Resource Management Certificate Program teaches the skills and knowledge required to successfully manage human resources in today’s complex business environment.

The 12-week intensive course covers the main functional areas of HR, and features an expert in the field leading each of the weekly topics. The Human Resource Management Certificate program will be of value to a wide range of individuals, from the HR professional building skills and/or preparing for professional certification exams, to line managers, small business owners, and prospective HR professionals seeking to establish a career in the field.

The program combines technical knowledge with skill-building in the following areas:

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Susan Adams at adamss@sonoma.edu

Info Meeting:

Tuesday, Dec 12 @ 7 - 8pm: Green Music Center 1057, SSU

There are around 750,000 HR employees in the US, making an average of $63,000 annually.*

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- Strategy-driven HR management

- Talent acquisition and retention

- Employee engagement

- Learning & development

- Employee and labor relations

- Workplace safety, health and security

- Compensation and benefits

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The Project Management Certification & Exam Preparation Course will meet the 23-hour educational requirement to sit for the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam and will offer experienced project managers the 35-hour educational requirement necessary to qualify for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam. The course does not include the cost or scheduling of the PMI examinations.

The course will include lectures, assigned readings, weekly practice exam quizzes, and hands-on experience with Microsoft Project. Upon successfully completing the course, and regardless of your status with the PMI exam, you will receive a Certificate in Project Management issued by Sonoma State University.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Jim Robison at robisonj@sonoma.edu.

Info Meeting:

Tuesday, Jan 16 @ 6 - 7:30pm: Stevenson 2091, SSU

Class Dates Time Location Units ID CostTue, Jan 23 - May 8 6 - 9:40pm Stevenson 2091 4.8 CEUs BUS 800 #4009 $2050Class will run through spring break

Textbooks (required)A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge, (PMBOK Guide) 6th Edition, ISBN: 978-1-628251-84-5 Published by the Project Management Institute.

Microsoft Project 2016 Step by Step, by Carl Chatfield and Timothy Johnson, ISBN: 978-0-735698-74-1

Plus one of the following (depending on your PMI objectives):

CAPM Exam Prep, Third Edition, by Rita Mulcahy. ISBN: 978-1-932735-72-7orRita Mulcahy’s PMP Exam Prep, Eighth Edition-Updated. ISBN: 978-1-932735-65-9

InstructorDr. Jim Robison, CFPIM, PMP, PMI-ACProbisonj@sonoma.edu

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Foundation: Introduction to Wine BusinessClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostThu, Jan 18 - Feb 15 5 - 6pm Online 1.6 CEUs BUS 840W #4092 $710

Thu, Apr 19 - May 17 6 - 7pm Online 1.6 CEUs BUS 840W #4102 $710

This four-week course is designed to provide novices a systematic overview of the wine business: grape growing, production, marketing, distribution and sales. Students will develop an appreciation of the costs and quality decisions of the wine business as a multi-component business and come to understand the steps required for getting from the vineyard into the glass of the consumer.

InstructorsGeralyn Brostrom (#4092)Heather Conlin (#4102)

Intermediate: A Survey of Key Drivers in a Wine BusinessClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostThu, Mar 1 - Apr 26 5:30 - 6:30pm Online 2.4 CEUs BUS 841W #4112 $960

Building on the concepts developed in the Introduction to Wine Business, this eight-week course expands the project-based learning focused on the business of making and selling wine. The class surveys the key drivers of a wine business and the necessary decisions when a wine business goes to market, providing a deeper understanding of the entire value chain. The subject of marketing, distributing and selling expands to include both a primary brand as well as a range of products, including options for negociant brands. Presented in Webinar format.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Introduction to Wine Business

InstructorPatrick Baker

Developed and taught by wine business experts, this program will advance your knowledge of wine business operations.

Final certification exam fee ($360) waived with consecutive enrollment.

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Advanced:Direct to Consumer Marketing & eCommerce for the Wine IndustryClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostThu, Jan 18 - Mar 15 5:30 - 6:30pm Online 2.4 CEUs BUS 843W #4113 $960This course provides an in-depth study of Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) marketing and eCommerce, including digital marketing, from a wine industry perspective. Participants will explore opportunities and challenges associated with eCommerce and DTC wine sales, and the methodology required to promote customer discovery, engagement, acquisition and loyalty. This course begins with a history and overview of compliance and the development of the DTC channel, the transformation of software platforms and digital technology over the past 15 years, and key components of web design and development. It then focuses on best practices in web, mobile, email, social media and all digital marketing channels to drive wine sales, tasting room visitation, event ticket sales, and wine club member acquisition and retention.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Introduction to Wine Business & A Survey of Key Drivers in a Wine Business

InstructorRonald Scharman

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Wine BusinessInstitute Seminars

Understanding the Numbers: An Intro to Wine Business FinanceClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostSat, Feb 3 8:30am - 5:30pm Green Music Center 1057 0.8 CEUs BUS 855W #4114 $360

This seminar is an introduction to general accounting, bookkeeping and finance practices with a specific focus on the wine industry.

InstructorTBA

Wine Business Financial Planning & AnalysisClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostSat, Feb 17 8:30am - 5:30pm Green Music Center 1057 0.8 CEUs BUS 856W #4125 $360

Designed for accounting and finance professionals this seminar explores best practices for financial reporting, analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and strategy for the wine industry.

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Class Dates Time Location ID CostSat, Feb 10 + Feb 24 9am - 1pm Salazar 1052 EXED NC #3958 $225

Sat, Apr 7 + Apr 21 1 - 5pm Salazar 1052 EXED NC #3966 $225

InstructorBeth Milwid, Ph.D.bethmilwid123@gmail.com415.717.1294

Career DevelopmentWorkshops & CoachingGet advice from an expert and build skills you can use the rest of your career. Learn a proactive approach to designing your career, identifying your skills, researching employers, networking online, and describing your strengths with confidence and ease.

Two 4-hour workshops will help you assess your skills and talents, develop an impressive resume, and create a winning job search strategy. Two one-on-one coaching sessions with the instructor, Dr. Beth Milwid, will help you put that strategy into practice.

Visit Dr. Milwid’s website: doctorbeth.com For workshop information go to sonoma.edu/exed/careerskills

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Wednesday, Jan 31 @ 6 - 7pm International Hall 201A, SSU

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Class Dates Time Location ID CostThurs, Mar 1 6:30 - 9:30pm Green Music Center 1057 EXED NC #4216 $99

InstructorLorraine Segal, M.A.

ConflictManagement Workshop

An introductory sampler of tips, techniques, and perspectives.

Why does conflict feel so scary and hard? How can you talk to difficult people at work or anywhere and build connection instead of frustration? How can you identify a bully and protect yourself? What helps you let go of resentment? Learn the answer to these and other questions in this introduction to the newly redesigned conflict management certificate course at SSU.

Lorraine Segal, your guide and instructor, has grappled personally and professionally with all these issues. As a conflict management coach, professor, mediator, facilitator, and former middle manager, she has a wealth of experience, stories, and thoughtful exercises to share. This will be a jam-packed evening of interaction and learning, open to all who are interested in these topics.

Questions? For more information about the workshop, contact our main office at 707.664.2394.

For more information about Lorraine, visit her website conflictremedy.com

How to Manage Conflict and Communicate Better

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Learn how to recognize and develop your intuition in order to guide you in various areas of your life — relationships, career, health & well-being, spirituality, decision-making, problem solving, financial prosperity, sports and creativity.

Development of practical intuitive skills that you can apply immediately to your life. Literature and research from various disciplines will be presented regarding how intuition is recognized, interpreted, and developed.

You can choose to take the course for academic credit or for CEU credit.

Questions? Contact Dr. David Sowerby at sowerby@sonoma.edu

Class Dates Time Location Units ID CostSat, Feb 3 + 10 9am - 5pm Stevenson 3046 1 Unit PSY 490 101 #4170 $205

Sat, Feb 3 + 10 9am - 5pm Stevenson 3046 1.4 CEUs PSY 800 101 #4171 $154

InstructorDavid F. Sowerby, Ph.D.

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The Maker Certificate program offers a series of mini-courses designed for people seeking to lead maker activities in schools, clubs, community centers, libraries, and other organizations.

The pathway to certification is based on a 5 CEU requirement.

In order to earn the Maker Certificate, educators must meet the 5 CEU requirement and complete two assessments: Maker Portfolio and Maker Design Project

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Dan Blake at dblake@scoe.org

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Introduction to Making: Face-to-FaceClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostThu and Fri, Feb 8-9 9am - 5pm Lighthouse Charter School 2 CEUs EDCT 802 #4012 $600

Introduction to Making, the face-to-face version, is a 2-day course that introduces participants to the philosophy and world of making through interactive activities and Making experiences. Participants plan a making project or comprehensive activity based on a local learning space, and have an opportunity to make, develop, test and troubleshoot the making project or activity.

InstructorsAngi ChauAaron Vanderwerff

Introduction to Making: OnlineClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostMar 19 - May 5 n/a Online 2 CEUs EDCT 802 #4062 $600

Introduction to Making is a three-session online course that introduces participants to the philosophy and world of making through interactive activities and making experiences. Participants will examine their own learning environments, be it a classroom environment, library hang out space, community center, or after school fab lab, to determine how to best create a space that promotes and holds a culture of making and sharing. Participants will engage in reflective conversations with one another and the instructors as to how making culture fits in with other educational initiatives such as Common Core standards and the Next Generation Science Standards.

InstructorsFrances (Kaki) McLachlanJulia Walcott

Maker workshops are in partnership with the Sonoma County Office of Education.*

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Making for EducatorsClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostSat, Jan 27 - Apr 21 9am - 2 pm (See below) 2 CEUs EDCT 801 #4011 $600

Making for Educators is a hybrid course that combines hands-on making activities with tools and resources for building a culture of making in a local learning environment. Participants will engage in sustainable maker activities as they build a personal learning network (PLN) of makers and analyze how to support and fund a fully equitable and connected maker space and/or activity.

Class will meet in a different location each session — SCOE Design Lab (1/27), Meadow School (2/24), Piner-Olivet Charter School (3/17), Analy High School (4/21)

InstructorsSusan DonnerGary JordanMelissa BeckerCasey Shea

Maker Professional DevelopmentClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostApr 10 - May 29 n/a Online 1 CEU EDCT 803 #4063 $300

The Maker Professional Development hybrid course supports educators with networking with local makers in their community and finalizing their Maker Design Project. Students are required for 10 or more hours to attend and/or volunteer at local or online maker events and activities while they work with an advisor to complete their Maker Design Project.

Prerequisite(s): Successful Completion of Making for Educators & Introduction to Making

InstructorsPatricia Amend-EhnCarinne Paddock

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Class Dates Time Location Units ID CostSat, Feb 10 + 24 9am - 2pm International Hall 200A 2 CEUs EDUC 800 #4272 $157

InstructorCathy Hatcher-England, M.A.hatchere@sonoma.edu

This interactive, innovative course focuses on both theory and practical application of story-based curriculum and how it is applicable to Common Core standards. All humans are storytellers. Stories are the way we make meaning of our lives. This participatory approach to learning engages students by accessing the meaningful context provided by stories to support a variety of learning strategies. This pedagogy combines the theories and practices of Narrative Psychology, Constructivism and Storytelling.

Story-based learning invites educators to utilize prior knowledge, engage in experiences and create new ways of incorporating stories into all disciplines.

Story-based learning has four guiding principles:

- Every student and teacher has a powerful story.

- Story-based curriculum helps students to think critically, creatively and reflectively.

- Stories build community in the classroom.

- Stories transcend disciplines, cut across cultural boundaries and promote student engagement.

Teachers will:

- Engage in questioning their role as story makers and storytellers.

- Study various learning theories and effective teaching strategies in relation to story-based learning.

- Learn how to incorporate this flexible teaching model and create supplemental materials to support Common Core standards.

- Develop strategies to shift classroom practice from static and inert to engaged and meaningful.

Integrating Story-BasedLearning into Your Classroom

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Audio & Recording Production IIClass Dates Time Location Units ID CostTues, Jan 23-May 8 6 - 7:40 pm Ives 32 2 CEUs MUS 800 #4132 $285

No class over Spring Break

A continuation of Audio & Recording Production I. Advanced techniques of audio and recording production in a studio environment. Discussion and demonstrations of major types of software and/or hardware used in music production including creative and innovative methods. Students will develop skills in all phases of studio operation and will complete a number of individual projects.

Prerequisite: completion of Audio & Recording Production I

Textbook (required)Modern Recording Techniques, 8th Edition ISBN: 978-0240821573

InstructorThom Limbert, Ph.D.tlimbert@sonoma.edu

The Certificate in Audio and Recording Production is open to the local community and inclined matriculated students interested in music recording and production in a studio setting. The program makes use of SSU's Walford Recording Studio, a state-of-the-art, 32-channel Pro Tools HD facility located in Ives Hall. Students will use the recording studio as a lab to produce music as part of a formalized curriculum.

A certificate will be awarded to students who successfully complete the two courses:

- Audio & Recording Production I (Fall)

- Audio & Recording Production II (Spring)

A Faculty Coordinator from the Department of Music will determine the eligibility of prospective students through a screening and application process.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Dr. Thomas Limbert at tlimbert@sonoma.edu

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Understand & DesignMaster the art of designing meaningful curriculum, creating reciprocal relationships with children and families, and assessing important moments in children’s learning and development.

EngageCollaborate with colleagues in a community that challenges and revitalizes you.

QualifyThe Early Childhood Education Certificate will qualify you for the California Child Development Site Supervisor Permit, and meets the ECE requirements for transitional kindergarten teachers.

Classes OnlineEarly Childhood Education Certificate classes are conducted online — so you can balance your work, academic and personal responsibilities. Two, single-day, face-to-face group facilitations are scheduled during the program year.

- EDEC 531 The Role of Play in Development and Learning

- EDEC 532 Social and Moral Development

- EDEC 538 Cognitive and Language Development in Early Childhood

- EDEC 547 Advanced Field Experience

Apply now for Summer '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

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Science & TheoryFocus on scientific and theoretical bases for diagnoses and treatment of common illnesses. Study health teaching, counseling and preventative services. This two-year intensive program features hybrid courses with optional practicum.

Among PeersEmphasis on clinical practice and professional development for nurses looking to become certified as Family Nurse Practitioners.

California BRN ApprovedProgram is fully approved by the California BRN and the ACEN Accreditation. Graduates are eligible and encouraged to seek national certification.

Financial Aid EligibleTake your career to the next level with accessible options for payment.

Apply now for Fall '18Applications close early February 2018

Courses - NURS 501 Health Promotion: Righting Disparities

- NURS 509 Advanced Health Assessment

- NURS 549 Health Promotion Practice in Primary Care

- NURS 540 Pathophysiological Concepts in Primary Care

- NURS 552 Pharmacology in Primary Care

- NURS 550 Clinical Practice in Primary Care

- NURS 562 Advanced Practice in Primary Care Systems

- NURS 595 FNP Expanded Clinical Practice

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: beth.warner@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3977

Nursing Post-Master's FamilyNurse Practitioner Certificate

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B.A.Liberal StudiesChoose Your Campus

Two programs to choose from — The Napa Valley/Solano program offers a variety of courses at local community college centers; Saturday Hybrid program features small, integrated seminar classes one Saturday monthly on the SSU campus with online discussions.

Expansive HorizonsExplore a broad range of topics, from behavioral sciences, to arts and humanities, to science and technology.

Be PreparedThe B.A. in Liberal Studies provides excellent preparation for students interested in careers in teaching, counseling, social work, public service, law, and business.

FlexibilityDesigned for the busy adult. Our programs offer options to fit your schedule.

Napa Valley/Solano Campuses:

Weeknight & Saturday Classes

- 16 units Arts/Humanities

- 16 units Behavioral/Social Sciences

- 6 units Natural Sciences

- 12 units Electives

Saturday Hybrid @ SSU:

One 10-unit course per semester

- LIBS 380 Identity and Society

- LIBS 381 Technology and the Environment

- LIBS 382 Work and the Global Future

- LIBS 470 Senior Project

Courses

Apply now for Fall '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

Questions? Contact Susie McFeeters: susan.mcfeeters@sonoma.edu, 707.664.2601

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M.S. Computer &Engineering ScienceMultidisciplinary Foundations

Choose between Communications & Photonics or Computer Hardware & Software Systems. In this Professional Science Masters program, advanced coursework in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Electrical Engineering will prepare you to further your career.

State-of-the-Art ExperienceSmall classes taught by industry professionals and hands-on lab time with top-quality equipment and simulation tools.

Professional SkillModel and analyze scientific and engineering problems, applying theory and implementing efficient systems. An array of professional skill-development activities ensures that you'll be competitive and highly valuable to employers in your field, ready to become an industry leader.

Easy AccessA selection of courses offered as hybrids or completely online, to mesh perfectly with your busy schedule.

Apply now for Fall '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: beth.warner@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3977

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Executive M.B.A &Sonoma Wine Executive M.B.A.Strategic Communicator

Develop your strategic decision-making and leadership communication skills to converse on an executive level with all functional areas of a business.

Advanced DevelopmentBuild strategic leadership skills through consulting and capstone projects. Explore collaborative decision-making on an intensive weekend sailing trip in San Diego.

Tight KnitStudy with a tight group of like-minded professionals who bring a broad-range of experience and perspectives to the challenges faced by leaders.

Internationally AccreditedDelivered with the relevance and leadership focus that accomplished working professionals demand.

Apply now for Spring '18 & Fall '18Applications deadlines vary by program, contact us for more information.

Executive M.B.A. Cohorts start every Fall

Executive Wine M.B.A. Cohorts start every Spring

Questions? Contact Christine Pinella: christine.pinella@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3501

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M.A.Film StudiesDo what you love

Creative project, or masters thesis? Choose the project that means the most to you while getting the basics from both sides.

Grow and exploreStudy and appreciate film on a new level. Intensive study in film making practices, and overviews of key concepts and film theorists.

Develop broad skillsDevelop multidisciplinary critical skills to evaluate emerging new media forms and to work in the film or media industries.

Collaborate in learningLearn and work in small seminar groups with filmmakers, screenwriters, and digital media scholars from across campus and the larger community.

Courses - FILM 500 Introduction to Film and Media Theory

- FILM 501 Film and Narrative

- FILM 502 Documentary Film and Social Advocacy

- FILM 503 Film and Cultural Studies

- FILM 510 Digital Storytelling I

- FILM 515 Digital Storytelling II

- FILM 535 Directed Film or Creative Project

- FILM 599 Thesis and Directed Reading

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: beth.warner@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3977

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Lead CollaborativelyCreate the engagement necessary to coordinate successful change.

Create Effective SystemsRedesign organizational structures, work processes, and governance without settling for superficial fixes.

Facilitate & MediateRemove obstacles that prevent harmony in your organization by fostering group problem-solving and decision-making, while developing a broad and socially conscious consensus for taking action.

Professional ExperienceBring your knowledge to inspire and transform an organization, applying your understanding to action in the practical environment.

- OD 513 Facilitation and Training

- OD 514 Organization and Team Development

- OD 518 Advanced Intervention Methods in OD

- OD 533 Group Dynamics in OD

- OD 544 Qualitative Research Methods

- OD 554 Organization Systems Inquiry

- OD 556 Socio-Technic Systems Redesign

- OD 557 Human Systems Redesign

- OD 572 Professional Practice in OD

- OD 598 Culminating Paper

Apply now for Fall '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

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Deeply ProfessionalGraduates develop depth-oriented programs in their communities, teach psychology at universities, work with non-profits, in mental health disciplines or human resources, and beyond!

Research & FacilitateWrite about topics that truly interest you, conducting your own process and research, supported by a small-group learning environment.

Connect with CommunityWork with others on a fundamental level. Geared specifically toward facilitators and teachers - be inspired and engaged in your initiative, gaining the skills to bring your vision into the world.

Courses

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- PSY 511 Theories of Depth Psychology

- PSY 515 Psychological Writing

- PSY 542 Methods & Applications of Depth Psychology

- PSY 543 Cross-Cultural Mythology and Symbolism

- PSY 571 Practicum

- PSY 575 Research Methods

- PSY 576 Seminar in Depth Psychology

- PSY 578 Project Continuation

- PSY 581 Internship

- PSY 582 Teaching College Psychology

- PSY 583 Graduate Research Assistant

- PSY 584 Graduate Teaching Assistant

- PSY 595 Special Studies

- PSY 597 Culminating Paper Tutorial

- PSY 599 Masters Thesis

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: beth.warner@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3977

M.A.Psychology: Depth Emphasis

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M.A.SpanishPro Researcher

Be able to conduct masterful research on applied and theoretical Spanish linguistics and literature.

Perfectly RoundedStudy Spanish linguistics, culture, and pedagogy, complete a mentored teaching practicum internship, and pursue your own interests with upper-division and graduate level electives.

Designed for TeachersAll graduate courses scheduled over summer, and light academic-year course load - M.A. Spanish is designed to fit into the schedule of hard-working teachers. Students can also sign up for a teacher credential program during the Fall and Spring terms.

- SPAN 500 Spanish Second Language Pedagogy

- SPAN 501 Teaching Practicum/Internship

- SPAN 502 Advanced Linguistics

- SPAN 503 Practical Linguistics

- SPAN 504 Hispanic Literature I

- SPAN 505 Hispanic Literature II

- SPAN 506 Hispanic Literature III

- SPAN 595 Special Topics

Courses

Apply now for Summer '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: beth.warner@sonoma.edu, 707.664.3977

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For more information, please contact customer service at 707.664.2394 or go to our website: seie.sonoma.edu

Registration Methods

Online: seie.sonoma.edu

Phone: Call 707.664.2394 to register with a credit card.

Enrollment Policy

Enrollments are accepted in order of receipt of completed registration forms and payment.

Enrollment is not complete until both the registration form and payment are received by SEIE. Enrollment confirmation will be sent via email.

Payment Methods

Fees can be paid with check or money order made payable to Sonoma State University, or with VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover cards by providing the appropriate information on the registration form or over the telephone.

Fee Subsidies

Students whose fees are to be paid by an agency, please file an agency authorization with SEIE, or submit one with the registration form.

Course Changes & Cancellations

SEIE makes every effort to reach students to notify them ahead of time of any course changes or cancellations. If there are not a sufficient number of students to assure continuance of the class, the class will be canceled and all fees will be refunded.

SEIE reserves the right to: Cancel courses due to low enrollment; Change the day and/or time of classes; Close courses to additional enrollment; Change instructors of a course; Move class locations.

Refund Policy & Course Dropping

Students must officially request refunds by completing and signing a Class Drop and Refund Request form in person at SEIE, by faxing a request to 707.664.2613 or by calling 707.664.2394

Fees are generally refunded within two to four weeks.

Refund Schedule

All fees are refunded when a Class Drop and Refund Request form is received one day before the first class meeting.

65% of fees are refunded when a Class Drop and Refund Request form is received on or after the first class meeting and before 25% of the course time has elapsed.

No fees are refunded after 25% of course time has elapsed.

Non-discrimination Policy

The California State University does not discriminate on the basis of sex, gender, or sexual orientation in its education programs or activities. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and certain other federal and state laws, prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in all education programs and activities operated by the university (both on and off campus).

Title IX protects all people regardless of their gender or gender identity from sex discrimination, which includes sexual harassment and violence.

For more information, please visit: sonoma.edu/hr/erc/title-ix/.

*Various data gathered from the United States Census Bureau and California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Registration & Policies for Professional Development Certificates

Holiday ScheduleCampus will be closed on the following dates:

December 25 - 29, 2017 Holiday Recess

January 1, 2018 New Year’s Day

January 15, 2018 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday

March 30, 2018 César Chávez Day Observance

May 28, 2018 Memorial Day

Contact the School of Extended & International Education:Phone: 707.664.2394(Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm) Fax: 707.664.2613 Email: extendeded@sonoma.edu

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A new series of courses on the Cannabis in California Industry will appeal to professionals in the Wine Industry, Human Resources, Regulatory, Cannabis, Healthcare, green companies, and anyone interested in learning more about the California Cannabis Industry. Individual and Suites of courses on the Cannabis industry will be offered Spring 2018.

Courses to include:

- Perspectives in Wine and Cannabis

- Labor Law and Labor Issues

- Sustainability in the Cannabis Industry

- Medical Use of Cannabis

- Cannabis State Licensing

- Cannabis Taxation and Legalities

For class dates, times, fees and registration information:www.sonoma.edu/exed/cannabis

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Learn more about OLLI at the Spring Class Previews

SSU Campus Monday, March 19 Person Theatre 9:30 a.m.

Oakmont Campus Wednesday, March 14 Berger Center 3:00 p.m.

For more information, visit www.sonoma.edu/exed/olli

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SUMMER UNIVERSITY FOR KIDS

a unique enrichment program for grades 4-9

JUNE - JULY, 2018

Visit us at:

CELEBRATING 36 YEARS AT SSU!

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• Six start dates available year round• University pathways at SSU (Conditional Admission, TOEFL Waiver, Concurrent Enrollment)• Affordable tuition with discounts available• Access to all university services

Study English with the Sonoma State American Language Institute (SSALI) in a supportive, family-like environment on campus - supporting local and international communities.

Beginning through advanced level, full-time courses available for academic pursuits, career advancement, or conversational skills.

Learn English fast with SSALI!

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