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Who offers WOU credit and how can I find a class?

Local and On-site Opportunities | Online Providers

Online companies providing online courses with WOU credit:

We also recognize excellent educational programs offering WOU approved online and distance courses. When you register for a class from one of the programs listed below, you gain WOU credit for $50 a credit in this credit overlay program. If you need classes to renew your license, for your own professional development, or to take as an elective, the credit overlay option is an excellent opportunity.

 

 

 

Local and On-Site Opportunities for WOU credit:

You can receive college credit (only $50 per credit) for courses or training sessions offered on-site by:

 

 

  • Your school district, agency, or business - Local school districts and professional organizations offer many classes specific to their organization and often arrange to offer university credit for these classes. Click to see a partial list of past, current, and future courses offered on-site in our region.

 

The lead teacher for the class is Attic founder, director, and writer in residence David Biespiel. The goals for The Attic for Teachers courses include focusing on "teachers as writers" with the understanding that renewed enthusiasm for one's writing will naturally carry over into classroom instruction and in turn help invigorate K-12 student-writers.

 

Attic A Haven for Writers was founded in 1999, the Attic Writers' Workshop is widely regarded as a literary gem - a place that encoruages & develops your talent, helps you focus on your writing, & Invites you into the camaraderie & Community of other writers.


Since 1999, the Attic Writers' Workshop has provided writing courses and workshops to several thousand writers, as well as individualized consultations tailored to a writers specific needs. Each year some 350 adult learners participate in our classes and one-on-one services. This course provides an opportunity for K-12 educators to explore their creative lives and, as the class title states, to write now.

 

To learn more or register with Attic visit: www.atticwritersworkshop.com and registration link:

Prefix and Course Number Course Title

Credits

(quarter hrs)

ED 607

CRN# 1521

Write Now! Creative Writing Renewal for Teachers

The "Write Now!" workshop for teachers allows you to write freely. Free of consequences. Free of daily concerns except to nurture your creative life.

The goal of the workshop is both to renew enthusiasm for your own creative writing and to generate original work. We will use writers’ lives to generate new pieces. The class will focus on “teachers as writers” with the understanding that renewed enthusiasm for one’s writing will be carried over into your classrooms and in turn help invigorate your student-writers. Each day we'll focus on a specific element of making new writing, from generative thinking to imaginative renewal, and by the end of the week you'll have several new pieces to work on and complete.

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  • Traffic Safety Education - For traffic safety educators throughout Oregon, classes are offered in partnership with the Oregon Department of Transportation. Click to see approved classes.

     

  • Two PE Guys - For classroom teachers and PE specialists throughout Oregon and Washington. Western Oregon University validates credit for courses offered by Two PE Guys, an innovative education company. Two PE Guys' goal is to provide the highest quality physical education classes to classroom teachers and PE specialists. Click to see approved classes. Use Two PE Guys Registration Form to sign up.

     

Inquire in your school district office, your agency, your place of business, and at any training you attend regarding WOU credit opportunities.

 

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Western Approved Online Providers:

 

Sports Management Worldwide (SMWW)

 

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Welcome to Western Oregon University where you can get Western graduate credits in conjunction with Sports Management Worldwide (SMWW) classes. What is your dream job and how can Sports Management Worldwide help you achieve that goal? Securing a career in sports starts with a degree. You are accomplishing that first step. At SMWW they want to be the next step that launches you into the real world. SMWW offers cutting edge technology that the big leauges use, including live audio chats with sports executives at the top of their field!

 

From the President and Founder - Dr. G. Lynn Lashbrook, "Our eight-week sports-business training programs can be taken via the internet from anywhere in the world, at your convenience, and include live interactive audio chats with prestigious instructors in your chosen field of study. We offer each student the "what you know" and the "who you know" to advance in sports business.

 

Sports Management Worldwide’s intensive training is strictly for those individuals wanting to enhance their chances of gaining job placement in professional sports management. SMWW can assist you with sports jobs & sports careers in a variety of sports including hockey, soccer, football, basketball, baseball, motorsports, soccer, cricket, rugby, lacrosse mixed martial arts, track and field, and more."

 

SMWW Summer and Fall term classes 2010

 

SMWW offers a variety of sports job training programs with quality sports career education, along with professional sports skills. Here's how:

  • Select from the classes listed SUMMER and FALL TERM.
  • Register first with SMWW by going to their website and selecting the APPLY NOW button, complete the online form and then select the course you want to register for.
  • Then register directly with Western Oregon University to obtain college credit for your Sports Management Worldwide course using this registration form.

Approved Classes offered by Sports Management Worldwide SUMMER & FALL TERM 2010

 

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CE Credits Online

 

 

 

 

Welcome to Western Oregon University where you can get university credit in conjunction with CE Credits Online classes.

CE Credits Online is a nationwide provider of online professional development for K-12 teachers and administrators at a great price. Courses can be accessed at anytime, worked on at your convenience and are easy to navigate to ensure you have the very best online learning experience.

How can you get started??? :

 

Simply sign up through CE Credits Online for one or more of the classes listed below. Once you have completed the class, you may register for WOU graduate credit through your student account at CE Credits Online.

 

Click on the CE Credits Online link above or select a class below and link to the Oregon classes where you can read about the classes and print a syllabus.

 

Approved Classes offered by CE Credits Online SUMMER & FALL TERM 2010

 

 

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Global Classroom Online

 

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Global Classroom ONLINE provides Professional Development classes for educators to gain skills in teaching with technology. For teachers to be successful in the Classroom of the Future it means that you better have a strong knowledge of web-based technologies. Today's "net generation" of students do - and they are using web 2.0 technologies and social networking everyday to communicate. The following courses will help build you build a "21st Century Classroom".

Summer 2010 NEW CLASSES!!



 

Additional courses will be posted soon.

 

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Professional Development Seminars:

 

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UNIQUE Leadership: Educators Cultivating Leadership Gardens

 

Professional Development Seminars: UNIQUE Leadership: Educators Cultivating Leadership Gardens This workshop is offered as part of the Leadership Garden® School-based Empowerment Series. The Leadership Garden is a metaphor for growing leadership qualities in individuals and/or groups through education, empowerment, and engagement. In a 3-day workshop participants will focus on the eight principles and practices for thriving leadership while harnessing the power of six U.N.I.Q.U.E.. (understanding, nurturing, inventive, quality, unstoppable, expression) success tools for student and staff development. Ideal for school administrators, teachers, and positive behavioral support staff and after-school/positive youth development program staff. More information

 

 

Instructor

Debra Slover

Dates August 13, 19, and 20th, 2010
Time 9:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Location WOU Campus, room TBA
Textbooks *

• U.N.I.Q.U.E.: Growing the Leader Within
•Workbook : The Leadership Garden Guidebook: Cultivating organic experiences, actions, and results that empower you and those around you.

Non-credit tuition Fee $ 165 Registration for Workshop Deadline to register is August 9th
Credit tuition $100 (plus non-credit fee)
CRN 1604 registration for credit
   
Then... Drop your registration form for the credit overlay option off at Terry House, fax it to us at 503-838-8473, or mail it using the address on the registration form.

 

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What kind of credit is this?

This is University-approved credit, at either the undergraduate (course numbers 100-499) or graduate (600-699) level. Depending on your advisor and your program of study, these credits can apply as electives or substitute for required courses. Please contact your college advisor prior to registering for the class to determine how these credits may apply to your course of study.

 

Quarter or Semester credits? WOU only offers credits based on the quarter system. The conversion is 3 quarter hour credits = 2 semester hour credits. To convert quarter hours to semester hours, divide the quarter hours by 1.5.

 

To convert from quarter system credits to the European ECTS:  the number of quarter credits divided by 1.5 multiplied by 2 = ECTS

 

 

Is Western Oregon University an accredited university?

Yes! Western Oregon University is accredited by:

Accreditation documents may be viewed in the Office of the Provost or in Hamersly Library.

 

Who Do I Contact?

For more information on credit overlay classes, call 503 838-8483 or
800 451-5767 and ask for the credit overlay program manager.

 

 

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Contact

Division of Extended Programs (DEP) 1.800.451.5767 or 503.838.8483 V/TTY | or e-mail: extend@wou.edu

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