Tools to Control Stuttering, the first course in The Tseng College's new series of online on-demand, self-study tutorials for professional speech-language pathologists, will "go live" on Jan. 30. These courses earn continuing education credits (CEUs) for professional development and maintaining certification. Also coming in Spring 2006 are Relationship-Based Intervention and Adaptive Augmentative Communication. For information on these or future online CEU courses, contact program coordinator Myriam Cedeno at (818) 677-7707 or Myriam.cedeno@csun.edu.
Screenshot from the Tools for Stuttering online tutorial for speech-language pathologists.
If you are bilingual in Spanish and English or Armenian and English and interested in finding out if court interpreting would be a good career fit for you, don't miss our FREE* Court Interpretation and Testing Event at 9 a.m. on Sat., Jan. 28. The Tseng College's Court Interpretation Certificate Program is the largest and fastest-growing court-interpretation program in the U.S. and is endorsed by the Judicial Council of California and the courts of Los Angeles County.
On the same afternoon, The Tseng College also will be offering FREE* introductions to the Healthcare Interpretation and Written Spanish/English Translation programs. Both presentations will be held on campus from 1 to 3 p.m.
For more information and to reserve your place at these events, call (800) 328-9900 or (818) 677-4769.
* There is a $4 fee for on-campus parking.
If you expect to lead or participate in a lean management initiative in 2006, why not attend our half-day workshop in Lean Fundamentals on Jan. 20? This workshop is designed as an introduction to The Tseng College's new Lean Operations certificate program. You will come away from the workshop with a CD ROM that includes tools that can be used in the workplace immediately as well as a greater understanding of the benefits of lean operations. For more information, contact Jo Lynn Feinstein at (818) 677-3916 or Jolynn.feinstein@csun.edu.
Last May we announced that CSUN's bachelor's degree-completion program in Business Administration with an Emphasis in Management for working adults would be starting at Glendale College in fall 2005. However, because many applicants lacked the prerequisite courses for admission, the start of the program has been postponed to fall 2006 to give everyone time to complete the prerequisites. This 52-unit program is designed to be convenient and easily accessible for working professionals and takes only two years to complete. Presentations describing the program for prospective students will be held at Glendale College on May 9 and June 8 from 4 to 6 p.m. The university's Business Administration academic advisor and The Tseng College's program director will be on hand to answer questions and provide assistance with the application process. For more information, contact Simin Bahmanyar at (818) 677-2465 or sb46634@csun.edu.
Also designed for working adults and starting at Glendale College in fall 2006 is CSUN's bachelor's degree-completion program in Liberal Studies with an Emphasis in General Studies. This 60-unit program can be completed in less than two and a half years. Presentations describing the program for prospective students will be held at Glendale College on May 9 and June 8 from 4 to 6 p.m. The university's Liberal Studies academic advisor and The Tseng College's program director will be on hand to answer questions and provide assistance with the application process. For more information, contact Simin Bahmanyar at (818) 677-2465 or sb46634@csun.edu.
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