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    Cultural Reverence: Dialogue vs. Debate

    Subject Area: Behavioral HealthHuman Services
    New Course: This 4-hour course is instructed fully live online via Zoom by facilitators from Share Collaborative. If you've already taken the Cultural Humility To Cultural Reverence course with Continuing Studies, or have had similar training in the past, this intermediate to advanced course will help you further explore frameworks for engaging in dialogue and avoid debating. This course is designed for individuals or teams of human services practitioners who desire to build on their existing skills to enter into healthy discussions regarding culture, identity and related topics. 4 CE Hours | Instructors: Share Collaborative facilitators Adesola Oni & Shawn Smith | Audience: helping professionals, workplace leaders, and others
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 7, 2024
      $129
      Live online

    Dementia: Exploring Grief and Loss

    Subject Area: Behavioral HealthGrief and Loss
    Coping with loss is a major aspect of the experience of living with dementia, and of providing care, support or companionship to someone with dementia. In this course, we will explore the loss and grief experience of those impacted by dementia, including the person with dementia, family, friends and healthcare professionals, and those who are bereaved. You will gain an understanding of loss and grief that is uniquely associated with dementia, as well as effective, evidenced-based grief coping approaches. 2 CE Hours | Zoom | Instructor: Dr. Erica Srinivasan | Audience: health and human services providers, those who work with an aging population in memory care units, nursing homes, etc.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 8, 2024
      $59
      Live online

    Ethics and Boundaries: Legal Issues Part I and Biological Foundations

    This two–part, 4–hour course is offered online via Zoom with instructor David Mays, MD, PhD and meets Wisconsin licensure renewal requirements for ethics/boundaries continuing education. Day one of the course is about the relationship between legislative and professional ethical and practice standards. We will investigate the following legal principles in this context: informed consent, the right to refuse and involuntary treatment. Day two will address the complexities of human behavior, including evidence that learning about what we believe and why can give us more control over our moral behavior, allowing us to become better more ethical people.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 8–9, 2024
      $148
      Live online

    Language Reading Knowledge Exam

    These translation exams test reading knowledge of French, German, Italian or Spanish and meet the requirements of UW–Madison graduate programs. Register at least one week prior to your chosen exam date. No refunds after registration. Honorlock will proctor these exams.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 9, 2024
      $65
      Self-paced

    Etiology of Suicide and Provider Self Care

    Subject Area: Behavioral HealthMental Health
    In this 6-hour course is instructed fully live online via Zoom. In this course, learners will discuss the common etiology of suicidal behavior, as well as risk assessment, intervention, safety planning and prevention. We also review the importance of self-care in relation to compassion fatigue and grief. 6 CE Hours | Instructor: Megan Henderson, MSSW, LCSW | Audience: helping professionals, social workers, psychologists
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 14–15, 2024
      $169
      Live online

    Italian 2

    Subject Area: LanguagesItalian
    Continue exploring the richness of Italian culture while enhancing your ability to have everyday conversations about travel, holidays and daily routines in the present tense. We also introduce the past tense. Increase your vocabulary and communication skills with an integrated teaching approach.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 14, 2024–July 30, 2024
      $269
      Live online

    Beyond the Basics of Project Management: Managing Risks, Resources, and Post Project Reviews

    Advance your project management skills by diving deep into some of the critical components of managing a project. Going beyond the basics of project management creates a culture of learning, accountability, transparency, high performance and successful delivery.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15–17, 2024
      $589; govt./nonprofit $489
      Live online

    French for Reading and Translation

    Subject Area: LanguagesFrench
    We cover essential grammar and vocabulary that are especially useful for students preparing for the French graduate-level reading knowledge exam.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–Aug. 28, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced
    • Aug. 28, 2024–Dec. 11, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced

    German for Reading and Translation

    Subject Area: LanguagesGerman
    You will develop the skills you need to read and accurately translate German texts to English. Using relevant scholarly texts and excerpts from modern literature, you learn the fundamentals of the German language and German-to-English translation.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–Aug. 28, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced
    • Aug. 28, 2024–Dec. 11, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced

    Italian for Reading and Translation

    Subject Area: LanguagesItalian
    This course on Italian reading and translation covers the essential grammar and vocabulary to prepare you for your Italian graduate-level translation exam or other research. When you have completed this course, you will have a solid foundation in the Italian language.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–Aug. 28, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced
    • Aug. 28, 2024–Dec. 11, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced

    Spanish 4

    Subject Area: LanguagesSpanish
    In this highly practical intermediate course (A2.2), you will deepen your ability to discuss past events, learn the future and conditional tenses and become familiar with Spanish command forms. Polish your skills as we discuss education, the workplace and the diverse cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–July 24, 2024
      $279
      Live online

    Spanish for Reading and Translation: Basic

    Subject Area: LanguagesSpanish
    You will develop the skills you need to read and accurately translate Spanish texts to English. Using texts from various disciplines in the social sciences and humanities, you learn the fundamentals of the Spanish language and Spanish-to-English translation. Start with the basics and work your way through progressively more challenging grammatical concepts that appear in the scholarly texts you translate.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–Aug. 28, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced
    • Aug. 28, 2024–Dec. 11, 2024
      $475; Graduate students $375
      Group-paced

    Spanish for Reading and Translation: Comprehensive

    Subject Area: LanguagesSpanish
    You will develop the skills you need to take your Spanish-to-English reading and translation skills to the next level. Benefit from all of the materials in our basic course with additional interactive exercises, 60 percent more instructor-graded translations, more advanced readings and a final capstone project tailored to your academic or professional field.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15, 2024–Sep. 4, 2024
      $585; Graduate students $485
      Group-paced
    • Aug. 28, 2024–Dec. 18, 2024
      $585; Graduate students $485
      Group-paced

    Workplace Neurodiversity: Creating Spaces Where All Minds Can Thrive

    Diversity drives innovative thinking and creative solutions in the workplace. Neurodiversity reflects the natural variation in human minds and how people interact with the world differently as a result. Companies that embrace neurodiversity, gain competitive advantages and facilitate an inclusive workplace allowing all talent to thrive. Improving systems and spaces to be more flexible and inclusive is key to maintaining an engaged and successful workforce. Before an organization can embrace neurodiversity, it must first understand how neurodivergence appears within it, and examine the workplace culture around it. Create a culture of appreciation, accountability, and trust by addressing some of the most common recruitment, selection and career development obstacles for neurodivergent employees. Leverage the talents of all employees through greater sensitivity to individual needs. Although there is no one-size-fits-all approach to neurodiversity, simple adjustments and accommodations (often at little cost to the employer) allow every team member to feel safe, supported and able to showcase their unique talents.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 15–22, 2024
      $429; gov't/nonprofit $329
      Live online

    Coding Bootcamp

    Offered through UW Extended Campus, the University of Wisconsin Coding Boot Camp is a deeply engaging online full-stack web development course that gives you the knowledge and skills to build dynamic end-to-end web applications and become a full-stack web developer in 24 weeks.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 20, 2024–Nov. 12, 2024
      $11,995
      Live

    Project Management for Everyone

    Customizable
    Project Management for Everyone is designed to offer a gradual and effective introduction to core project management principles. Establish an understanding of foundational knowledge, concepts and tools related to project management. This course is ideal for individuals with little to no prior experience in project management or those seeking additional reinforcement before progressing to "Fundamentals of Project Management."
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 20, 2024
      $339 govt./nonprofit $239
      Live online

    Free Webinar: Motivational Interviewing Training for Every Level

    Attend our free webinar to learn more about Motivational Interviewing (MI) and our upcoming Motivational Interviewing training opportunities. The webinar will feature an overview of MI, discuss how MI can be beneficial for a variety of professions, and help you determine which training is right for your MI knowledge level.  In addition, we'll highlight the August 7–9, 2024 MI Conference to be held live on the University of Wisconsin campus, as well as our upcoming schedule of online MI focused professional development courses. 
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 21, 2024
      Free
      Live online

    Italian 1

    Subject Area: LanguagesItalian
    Italian 1 is designed for beginning learners who wish to gain practical knowledge of the Italian language and familiarize themselves with Italian culture. Learn the vocabulary and grammar necessary to communicate effectively in key social situations and while traveling.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 22, 2024–Aug. 7, 2024
      $269
      Live online
    • May 22, 2024–Aug. 7, 2024
      $269
      Live online
    • June 5, 2024–Aug. 21, 2024
      $269
      Live online

    German 2

    Subject Area: LanguagesGerman
    Continue to learn German conversation and grammar, the history and traditions of German-speaking people, and tips for travelers as you immerse yourself in a fun and relaxed environment.
    Upcoming Dates
    • May 28, 2024–Aug. 13, 2024
      $269
      Live online

    French 3

    Subject Area: LanguagesFrench
    You will have the opportunity to review and practice your French while learning about French and Francophone cultures.
    Upcoming Dates
    • June 4, 2024–Aug. 13, 2024
      $269
      Live online