Catalog 73 - National University

Division of Extended Learning328science, kinesiology, exercise physiology, biomechanics, neurology,client testing and assessment, functional anatomy, and exerciseprogramming. Students will be provided an in-depth examinationof contemporary nutritional topics such as meal plan analysis,functional food implementation, antioxidants, public nutrition,sports nutrition, vitamin supplementation, and weightmanagement. Students will learn appropriate behavioral changemodifications and dietary approaches for different ages andpopulations and gain a foundation for wellness nutrition based oncurrent scientific research.All course materials included. Total cost $4,490. (350 hours).HSX 1981XHSX 1987XPersonal Fitness TrainerNutrition for Optimal HealthGaming Dealer CertificateThis certificate includes nationally-recognized courses that aredesigned to provide the workforce skills necessary to acquireprofessional caliber positions for many in-demand occupationsincluding: Poker, Blackjack, Baccarat, Pai Gow or Roulette. TheCasino Poker Dealer program is aimed at teaching students theappropriate methods, techniques, and mannerisms necessary togain employment within the Casino Industries table game’senvironment. The Baccarat Dealer training course will teachstudents how to become Professional Baccarat Dealers. Theprogram specifics include: shuffling, how-to-handle cheques, limits,and betting procedures. After successfully completing the CasinoPoker, Blackjack and Baccarat Dealer training courses, the advisorsat the World Wide Gaming Academy will assist studentsproactively with job placement and support. The support includesposting of student’s personal online profile and a complete video“audition” necessary to showcase the valuable work related skillsthat have been learned.All course materials included. Total cost $3,985. (275 hours).HSX 1938XHSX 1949XHSX 1950XCasino Poker DealerCasino Baccarat DealerCasino Blackjack DealerNational University Community ResearchInstituteDirector: Thomas MacCalla • (858) 642-8104 • tmaccalla@nu.eduThe National University Community Research Institute (NUCRI) isan outgrowth of the 1997 President’s Commission on Community. Amajor outcome of the commission was to envision the University’scollaborative future as a full community partner. Community becamean institutional core value and NUCRI developed into a universitywide,point of contact for making the university-communityconnection across disciplines and facilitating community researchand technology applications for smart and creative communitybuilding.The academically-oriented and practitioner-based Institute focuseson community research and technology, knowledge sharing,professional development, educational outreach and service.Through its University Consultant Corps of faculty, students, andcommunity practitioners NUCRI engages in collaborative researchand innovative technology transfer initiatives with strategic alliancesto pursue its mission. The overarching goal is to enhance communitycapacity building and involvement for sustainable communitydevelopment.NUCRI in collaboration with Extended Learning offers:(6courses; 30 CEUs)PDX 1800XEntrepreneurship as a Life Skill; 5 CEUsPDX 1801XPDX 1802XPDX 1803XPDX 1805XPDX 1806XAnimation in the Science Classroom; 5 CEUsDigital Storytelling; 5 CEUsGLOBE Science Education Workshop; 5 CEUsMusic and Culture Connection; 5 CEUsWhat Scientists Actually Do; 5 CEUsCOURSE DESCRIPTIONSAEX 1201X / 1801X: Intro Students w/Autism Spect.4.5 quarter units / 4.0 CEUs$525This course introduces the history and terms that explain theparameters of teaching students with the ASD classification. Areview of the law and rights of parents as well as issues regardingservice and specialized programs are included. Using clinical andresearch-based exploration, the student will develop anunderstanding of what is needed to provide a successful teachingenvironment for students that fall within the spectrum.AEX 1202X / 1802X: Assess & Behavioral App in Aut4.5 quarter units / 4.0 CEUs$525This course focuses on the empirical bases for the assessment andtreatment of autism. The research literature supporting the efficacy ofbehaviorally based (Applied Behavior Analysis, ABA) approaches inthe treatment of autism is unequivocal. This course will provide thestudent with an overview of the ABA approach to treating autism,and how ABA fits within an overall treatment paradigm for autism.The involvement of schools, agencies, and various professionals willbe covered.AEX 1203X / 1803X: Intervention/Instr. w/Aut4.5 quarter units / 4.0 CEUs$525The course is designed to provide the student with relevantstrategies/ instructional methods that are appropriate for youngchildren (Pre-K – 5) with emphasis on development ofcommunication skills, and older children (Grades 6-12) that includestrategies on inclusion with general education standards as well asthose that include life skills curriculum. All intervention strategiesare taught according to their ultimate success in a full-inclusiveenvironment. Assignments will contribute to a multiple portfoliopiece (for the Autism Certificate portfolio) that students can referback to when working with individualized programs for studentswith ASD.AEX 1204X / 1804X: Autism Collab w/ Parents & Fam4.5 quarter units / 4.0 CEUs$4,525This course assists educators, therapists and program administratorsto build supportive relationships with families as a foundation fordesigning appropriate learning experiences for their child withautism. Using clinical and research-based feedback from parents ofchildren with autism the student will develop the knowledge andskills for communicating accurately and sensitively, assist in theselecting and evaluating intervention services and helping familiesmanage short-term and long-terms issues.CCTX 1801X: Arts & Crafts for Child Care2.4 CEUs; $25This course is designed to teach a variety of creative arts and craftsconcepts and techniques for ensuring that your early childhoodcurriculum remains fresh and exciting, while fostering productivelearning and personal development. Attendance is mandatory for allsessions.CCTX 1802X: Child Care Curriculum Planning2.4 CEUs; $25This course is designed to review child care theory and developmentuseful in designing and planning early childhood curriculum toenhance desired results in learning. The course includes lessonplanning and classroom management techniques useful in a varietyof learning environments. Attendance is mandatory for all sessions.CCTX 1803X: Diversity & Global Awareness2.4 CEUs; $25This course is designed to address cultural diversity and globalawareness approaches useful in teaching young children and