UNI offers several courses each year for community college instructors. Courses are used for teacher updates, recertification credits or endorsement requirements. Courses are designed for both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty and may be integrated with your college’s quality faculty plan*.
* Check with your college to fit within your personal professional development plan.
330:193g Evaluation in Career and Technical Programs
2 hours of undergraduate or graduate credit
This evaluation course is designed to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus is on practical techniques for evaluating students and programs. Develop materials you can use at your school.
Via the web May 27 – June 27, 2008
Instructor
Ali Kashef, Professor, Department of Industrial Technology
Enrollment
Enroll online or call 319-273-7740 or 800-648-3864 to have enrollment materials sent to you.
330:191g Implementing Career and Technical Programs
2 hours of undergraduate or graduate credit
This methods course is designed to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus on methods for instruction in the classroom. Develop materials you can use at your school.
On the UNI campus June 19 & 20, 2008
Via the web June 19 – July 11, 2008
Instructor
Charles Johnson, Professor, Department of Industrial Technology
Enrollment
Enroll online or call 319-273-7740 or 800-648-3864 to have enrollment materials sent to you.
330:133g Teacher Success Strategies
2 hours of undergraduate or graduate credit
Used as a new teacher's workshop or as an update for experienced teachers, this course is designed to meet the needs of both arts and sciences and career and technical faculty. Focus on practical strategies that can refresh your knowledge on topics including curriculum, instruction and evaluation.
On the UNI campus August 21 & 22, 2008
Via the web August 21 – September 12, 2008
Instructor
Charles Johnson, Professor, Department of Industrial Technology
Enrollment
Enroll online or call 319-273-7740 or 800-648-3864 to have enrollment materials sent to you.
330:101g History and Philosophy of Career and Technical Education
2 hours of undergraduate or graduate credit
Philosophy and historical development, principles, practices and organization of public career and technical and adult education in the nation.
This is a foundations course. It includes foundations of career and technical education as well as foundations of community colleges.
Via the web October 13–November 14, 2008
Instructor
Charles Johnson, Professor, Department of Industrial Technology
Enroll online or call 319-273-7740 or 800-648-3864 to have enrollment materials sent to you.
Courses are offered entirely at a distance utilizing WebCT, a computer conferencing program requiring Internet access and a web browser—no additional software is required. Students may need access to someone who can assist with computer set-up.
Course 330:191g will also have two days on on-campus instruction.
Enroll online or call 319-273-7740 or 800-648-3864 to have enrollment materials sent to you.
See our tuition and fees page for current rates and fees.