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career transitions, and academic growth. The Continuing Education and External Programs unit helps to<br />

fulfill the <strong>University</strong>’s outreach mission and facilitates access to an outstanding education for a diverse<br />

community of adult learners within Maryland, Asia, and Europe by utilizing delivery systems and<br />

technologies that expand access.<br />

Continuing education forms new linkages with the community by serving audiences that are not<br />

currently served by the university and by adding new services to the community that the university is<br />

already serving. By so doing, the university strives to maintain a mix of private public service activities<br />

that meet the needs of individuals and organizations. Through internal partnerships with academic<br />

departments and administrative offices of the <strong>University</strong>, the Continuing Education and External<br />

Programs unit offers non‐credit programs, off‐campus credit courses, contract programs, and on‐site<br />

demand training, both as a continuing education initiative and in response to expressed needs and<br />

demand. The <strong>University</strong>’s undergraduate and graduate course offerings provide many opportunities for<br />

professional and personal growth, including traditional and non‐traditional courses both on‐ and offcampus.<br />

In addition to the regular semesters on the main campus and the overseas sites in Asia and<br />

Europe, students may earn credits in the mini‐semester and in summer school. The Portfolio Program<br />

provides the opportunity for students to earn college credit for their life experiences. Continuing<br />

education units (CEUs) may be earned through workshops and conferences.<br />

Courses are offered in 16‐week sessions, meeting once a week in the evenings, on the weekends, in two<br />

concentrated eight‐week sessions in the regular academic semester, or in workshop format, both onand<br />

off‐campus. The workshops are designed for and geared toward the interest of working adults in<br />

industry, government, and social service agencies.<br />

Whether students wish to pursue a degree or a certificate, improve their professional capabilities, or<br />

enrich their personal lives, they may choose from among the many offerings of the Continuing<br />

Education and External Programs unit.<br />

Additional information may be obtained from the Internet (www.bowiestate.edu), via email<br />

(CEEP@bowiestate.edu), or by contacting the Continuing Education and External Programs Office at<br />

301‐860‐3592.<br />

Off‐Campus Sites<br />

<strong>Bowie</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong> responds to the educational needs of employers, working adults, homemakers,<br />

military personnel, and senior citizens by offering courses off‐campus at various locations throughout<br />

the <strong>State</strong>. These courses are tailored to meet the demands of working adults on‐site or near the job in<br />

the evening and on weekends, often in time‐shortened formats. Course offerings at the centers focus on<br />

business administration, education, computer technology, and psychology, with offerings in other areas<br />

such as communications, and biology. Center coordinators may be contacted for additional information.<br />

Off–Campus Centers and Programs are listed below:<br />

UMS Shady Grove Center<br />

9640 Gudelsky Drive<br />

Rockville, MD 20850<br />

(301) 738‐6043 • FAX (301) 738‐6030<br />

Director: Mr. Jerry Isaac<br />

(jisaac@bowiestate.edu)<br />

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<strong>2009</strong>‐<strong>2010</strong> Undergraduate Catalog

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