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Graduate Certificate in Gerontology

Whether pursued on its own or alongside another degree, the Graduate Certificate in Gerontology offers a flexible, enriching path for students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Courses are available online or on campus to accommodate diverse learning needs.

Granduate Certificate in Managing Juvenile and Adult Populations

Advance your career with a graduate certificate in Managing Adult and Juvenile Populations.
Designed for professionals who work - or aspire to work - with youth and adults impacted by the criminal justice system, this certificate provides the specialized knowledge needed to support individuals as victims, offenders, or family members navigating these systems.

Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management

The Nonprofit Management Certificate is designed for professionals working in the nonprofit sector as well as graduate students in related fields who seek to broaden their educational foundation and deepen their expertise in nonprofit management. This graduate certificate enhances students’ understanding of both the theory and practice essential to effective nonprofit leadership.

Graduate Certificate in Public Management

The Public Management Certificate is designed for working professionals in the public sector and graduate students in related field - such as political science or city and regional planning - who wish to deepen their educational background and strengthen their expertise in public management. This graduate certificate enhances both theoretical understanding and practical application in the field.

Graduate Certificate in Urban Leadership

The Urban Leadership Certificate is a 15-hour interdisciplinary graduate certificate program that provides current and future urban leaders with the skills and training necessary to lead and communicate in diverse urban settings effectively and ethically.

Undergraduate Certificates

Undergraduate Certificate in Gerontology

The Certificate in Gerontology serves as a valuable complement to other degree programs or may be pursued independently. Both undergraduate and graduate certificate options are available online or on campus.

Undergraduate Certificate in Tribal Management and Emergency Services

Currently, there are 570+ recognized U.S. Tribal Nations. Each of these nations possess inherent sovereignty and rights of self-governance. However, tribal nations are expected to comply with federal emergency and disaster laws and regulations in order to obtain federal assistance. Federal emergency and disaster laws and regulations are complex and require tribal nations to cooperate with local, state, and federal governments.

This complex system of administration presents many challenges for Native Governments, particularly when faced with natural or man-made disasters that threaten tribal lands and interests. These threats to tribal communities are often compounded by a lack of resources existing in reservation populations. Understanding the complex legal, historical, and cultural issues affecting tribal government management and provision of crisis response is essential to provide routine and emergency services to native communities.

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