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Clarkson Catalog > Professional Development
Professional Development

Dean of Professional Development 

Judi Dunn, M.S., R.N. 

P: 800.647.5500 or 402.552.6123 

E: dunn@clarksoncollege.edu  

Director of Basic and Advanced 

Life Support 

Liz Svatos  

P: 800.647.5500 or 402.552.3038 

E: svatos@clarksoncollege.edu  

Director of Service-Learning and Community Service  

Penny Boykins, M.S. 

P: 800.647.5500 OR 402.552.6143 

E: boykinspenny@clarksoncollege.edu  

  

For assistance and/or more information about programs offered, please contact professionaldevelopment@clarksoncollege.edu.  

  

Mission  

The mission of the School of Professional Development is to assist individuals in successfully acquiring and developing the knowledge, skills and values that will enhance their quality of life, improve their ability to acquire and sustain meaningful employment and promote their involvement in the community. 

  

Objectives 

The School of Professional Development seeks to provide leadership to help establish and support the development of successful partnerships with business companies and corporations, health care systems and alliances, academic and training institutions and the community at large. 

  • The School seeks to provide College-sanctioned continuing education activities that meet accreditation standards established by sponsoring professional societies and organization.
  • Direct and administer the Nebraska State Office of the American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service (ACE/CREDIT) as required by the American Council on Education (ACE).
  • Design, implement, evaluate, direct and administer the Nurse Refresher Course, the Certified Nurse Aide course, the Certified Medication Aide course and the Paid Dining Assistant course.
  • Design, implement, evaluate, direct and administer American Heart Association Basic and Advanced Life Support and First Aid Courses for the College, business/industry clients and community groups.
  • Design, implement, evaluate, direct and administer Microsoft Office Specialist Training and Certification Testing as well as other business and health care related courses and testing.
  • Assist College faculty and administrative staff in evaluating the effectiveness of meeting academic and continuing education program objectives/outcomes including participant satisfaction.
  • Oversee service-learning and community service programs, funding and planning. 

  

ACE/CREDIT  

Clarkson College serves as the Nebraska State Office for the American Council on Education (ACE) and College Credit Recommendation Service (CREDIT) program. ACE/CREDIT is administered by the School of Professional Devel­opment. 

  

College Credit Recommendation Service 

The College Credit Recommendation Service (CREDIT) Office, through the American Council on Education evaluates corporate training/educational programs to ensure the inclusion of college-level criteria and recommends col­lege credit appropriate to the education. 

  

Philosophy 

The Clarkson College Office of ACE believes that individuals who have success­ful experiences in the workplace have obtained valuable knowledge and skills that may qualify for college credit. The Clarkson College Office of ACE is committed to assisting individuals in the work setting earn a meaningful college degree with the completion of a minimal number of college courses by recommending credit for work/life experiences. 

  

Objectives 

In order to accomplish its mission, the Clarkson College Office of ACE/CREDIT
supports the following objectives:
 

  • To appoint an academic team to conduct an evaluation for Nebraska companies who request evaluation of their training courses for college credit recommendations;
  • To evaluate and recommend college credit for prior work experience following ACE guidelines;
  • To evaluate and recommend college credit for prior military training following ACE and Service members Opportunity Colleges (SOC) guidelines;
  • To provide portfolio training, evaluation and recommendations for appropriate college credit;
  • To support programs that reduce the cost of earning a college education;
  • To provide educational opportunities that complement an employee's
  • work schedule;
  • To support the awarding of educational credit through courses and seminars that enhance an employee's opportunities for advancement; and
  • To encourage other higher education institutions to participate in ACE/ CREDIT programs.

  

Programs Offered (click here)  

  

Allied Health Continuing Education (click here)  

  

Basic Life Support and First Aid (click here) 

  

Center for Stress Management (click here) 

  

Continuing Nursing Education (click here) 

  

Health Information Management Continuing Education (click here) 

  

Service-Learning and Community Service (click here)   



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