The Student Affairs E-Learning Series provides quality professional development opportunities for student affairs professionals, faculty and graduate students. These three-week online seminars are designed and facilitated by nationally renowned leaders and experienced practitioners within their content area. Each seminar will feature presentation materials, a listing of additional resources, as well as online discussions. Come be a part of a dynamic online educational community. Register for multiple programs and receive special discounts!

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Registration Fees

Payment and Cancellation Policy

Registrations can be paid by check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express. All fees must be prepaid. Purchase orders are not accepted. Registration and cancellation deadline is 7 days prior to start of course. All faxed and mailed registrations must be accompanied by a payment. No refunds after cancellation deadline.

Important Registration Information

1. Registration deadline is one week prior to the beginning of each course.
2. Registration cancellation deadline is one week prior to course start.
3. Your email confirmation of registration is your receipt. If you need additional information for your receipt please contact Shilo Lillis.
   

Course Details

1. All courses are three weeks in length.
2. Once registered you will receive email confirmation. One week prior to the course you will receive course details including your username and password.
3. All courses are conducted on-line and communication is conducted through discussion boards. As a participant you will receive weekly readings and resources to guide you through the week's discussion.
4. All courses are asynchronous, which means not in real time. You can participate at your own pace according to your schedule from home or work throughout the duration of the course. There will be a structured outline for each course guiding the reading/resources, discussion boards and assignments. The more you participate, the more you will benefit from the expertise of each faculty member and your colleagues.
5. Participants can expect to spend an average of 2.5 - 5 hours per week on the course. Several days away from computer access does not affect your participation or benefit; it is asynchronous which allows you to access the course information anytime during the course. It is recommended you access the course at a minimum once per week.
6. Participants will be asked to complete an evaluation at the conclusion of each course.
7. CEUs are available for some courses at a maximum of 1.5 credits through the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC). ACPA is an official NBCC provider. The CEU total is based on the expectation that a course participant will devote a maximum of 5 hours per week (3 weeks total) to the assignments and projects. The CEU credits are available to licensed counselors. Please contact the ACPA International Office about course eligibility. Download and complete the CEU form and send it for signature to ACPA: Word Document | PDF
8. Course Access: You will need to have access to a computer that can connect to the internet at a relatively high speed, through a phone or cable modem, DSL, or T1 line.
9. All participants will receive a certificate of completion from ACPA.
   

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Questions?

Contact Vernon A.Wall, Director of Educational Programs and Publications, 1.202.835.2272.