Course Modality: Online Course Dates/Time: July 12 - August 2, 5:30PM to 7:30PM MST

Cost: $199

Registration Deadline: July 12

You'll receive a non-credit certificate after successfully completing the course and assessment.

For questions, contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu

  Photo (above) by Professor David Williams.

Course Description:

Create your own handcrafted books and journals in our workshop while learning about the basics of bookmaking from cover to cover, including paper types, tools, and binding techniques. During the course, you will explore both traditional and innovative bookmaking methods as you learn to produce journals, notebooks, and sketchbooks. Most supplies are included, but please bring a pencil, large Sharpie, and 10x14 sketchbook. Course Modality: In-person Location: College of Arts & Letters, NAU FLG Mountain Campus Course dates/time:  July 8 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. MST Registration deadline: July 8 Cost: $199 Contact: ContinuingEd@nau.edu with questions.

   

Course description:

Explore the art of relief printmaking. This is a hands-on class in which you will learn the basics of relief printmaking and discuss technical elements including ink varieties and printing methods. This course will allow you to create small relief prints with a variety of products and will provide skills and techniques that can be transferred to your classroom. Most supplies are included, but please bring a pencil, large Sharpie, and 10x14 sketchbook.

Course Modality: In-person Location: College of Arts & Letters, NAU-FLG Mountain Campus Course dates/times:  July 21,22, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. MST Cost: $ 249 Registration deadline: July 21

   

Course Description:

  Course Modality: Online Course dates/times:  July 10 -  August 14, 2023, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM. Registration deadline: July 10, 2023 Cost: $ 249 Contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu for any queries.

Course Description:

View films such as Train to Busan, White Zombie, and The Serpent and the Rainbow and engage in lively discussion surrounding gender, race, and class in our society. Course Modality:  Online Course Dates/Time: July 11 - August 15 (6 weeks), 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. MST. Registration Deadline: July 11 Cost: $ 269 This course is open for registration and space is limited. For questions about this course please contact: ContinuingEd@nau.edu. This course is not for credit.

This course will help job seekers and experienced professionals refresh and expand their basic computer skills. Get comfortable with your computer while navigating the Microsoft Windows operating system, exploring the Microsoft Office Suite (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook), learning about portable and cloud storage solutions, and utilizing your digital skills across a variety of professional applications. This course will be offered in person at NAU's North Valley Campus, 15451 N. 28th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ. Course Dates\Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm, MST,  July 13 - August 17 (6 weeks) Registration Deadline: July 13 This course is open for registration, but space is limited. For questions about this course please contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu. This course is not for credit.

F4R Partners Training Conference

  For FEWSION partners only. The FEWSION process improves community resilience and expands the capacity for managing critical supply chains. F4R™, the education and training branch of FEWSION, complements existing community processes for planning, sustainability, and resilience by adding data-driven supply chain and systems-level information. F4R™ enables planning officials to address local needs through methods of strategic data use and community dialogue. Join F4R™ training to learn how to build a preliminary analysis for food, energy, and water systems in your community. This introductory training includes a two-day, in-person workshop and several hours of accompanying virtual activities, and is relevant for local and regional emergency planning officials and professionals. Course Modality: In-person, Online Location: College of Arts & Letters, NAU FLG Mountain Campus Course dates/times: July 27, 28 9:00 am -  4:00 p.m. MST Registration deadline: July 27 This course is open for registration and space is limited. For questions about this course please contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu. This course is not for credit.

Join this 2-day FEWSION for Community Resilience (F4R)TM workshop and learn how to leverage data to inform decisions, build capacity, and identify actions. This training is recommended for local and regional emergency planning officials and professionals interested in increasing a community’s capacity for resilience (non-profits, government staff, graduate students, and interns). The training will focus on how to build situational awareness and data-driven decision-making skills that support community lifelines. Participants will build a preliminary map and be able to train others to generate a data set of critical resources for their community or organization. This 15-seat hour introductory training includes 5 hours of pre-and post-training virtual activities and 10 hours of in-person training and collaboration activities. The F4RTM process improves community resilience and expands the capacity for managing critical supply chains. F4RTM complements existing community processes for planning, sustainability, and resilience by adding data-driven supply chain and systems-level information. F4RTM enables planning officials to address local needs through methods of strategic data use and community networking. The workshop will consist of 2 6-hour days in person and 2 hours online pre-work with 1-hour online post-work. Course Modality: In-person, Online

Course Dates/Time: July 24-25, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Where: College of Education, NAU FLG Mountain Campus

Cost: $499 per person, register by February 28 $599 per person, register by April 30 $699 per person, starting May 1

You'll receive a non-credit certificate after successfully completing the course and assessment.

For questions, contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu

Location: Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. Building and room location will be emailed to you upon registration.

Course Dates/Time: July 10-13, 9:00a.m. - 3:00 p.m. MST.

Cost: $279 per person

Note to parents: Please register with your child's name. Multiple children from a family must have separate accounts. Required permission forms and waivers must be completed before the course start date. These forms will be emailed to you after registration. For questions, contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu

  Course Modality: In-person Location: NAU FLG Mountain Campus, Building and room location will be emailed to you after registration. Course dates/times:  July 10-13, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. MST Registration deadline: July 10 Cost: $ 279 Note to parents: Please register with your child's name. Multiple children from a family must have separate accounts. Required permission forms and waivers must be completed before the course start date. These forms will be emailed to you after registration. This course is open for registration and space is limited. For questions about this course please contact:ContinuingEd@nau.edu.

 

Intro to Brewing Science

Whether you are a beginner to an intermediate homebrewer, work in the brewing or restaurant industry, or just have an interest in beer, this course is for you.

• Discover the fundamental science behind beer production, fermentation, and brewing microbiology
• Characterize common flavor profiles in beer with your fellow learners through beverage sensory best practices
• Engage in learning through a combination of interactive tastings, online lectures, and group discussions
• Interact regularly and learn from multiple experienced brewing professionals and experts in the science of brewing.

NOTE: You will be asked to submit proof of age over 21 upon registration to this course. This live online non-credit course is open to adults 21 years old and over with an interest in beer who would like to know more about the intricacies of its production, including beginning to intermediate home-brewers looking to increase knowledge about their hobby, and even those interested in taking steps towards a brewing career or beer-focused hospitality. Course Dates/Time:  July 24 through August 17 (4 weeks), 5:30-7:30 p.m. MST. Modality: Online Registration Deadline: July 24 Cost: $199 Faculty: Dr. Andrew Koppisch, Dr. David John, and Dr. Emily Cope with additional instruction by professional Flagstaff brewers. This course is open for registration and space is limited. For questions about this course please contact ContinuingEd@nau.edu. This course is not for credit.

Course description:

Create your own handcrafted books and journals in our day camp while learning the basics of bookmaking from cover to cover, including paper types, tools, and binding techniques. During the camp, you will explore both traditional and innovative bookmaking methods as you produce several journals, notebooks, or sketchbooks. Most supplies are included, but please bring a pencil, large Sharpie, and 10x14 sketchbook. Course Modality: In-person Location: College of Arts & Letters, NAU FLG Mountain Campus Course dates/times:  July 17, 18, 19, 20, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. MST Registration deadline: July 17 Photo (above) by Professor David Williams. NOTE TO PARENTS:

Course Description:

Think you're ready to self-publish your book? If you hope to share your book widely, first, determine if you need an agent. You can’t succeed without one unless….you self-publish using a specialty publisher or POD (print-on-demand). Approaching an agent or publisher requires a carefully crafted query letter, and you’ll write one in class. We’ll discuss the steps of the self-publishing process for your print or eBook. We’ll touch on some important marketing tactics like finding book reviewers for your book and the importance of setting up a website and Facebook account. This course is interactive and is also appropriate for those wanting to self-publish a memoir for family and friends. You'll learn tips and tricks about printing and more. Please bring a tablet or laptop to class. Course Modality: In-person at Flagstaff Mountain Campus. Room location will be announced upon enrollment. Course dates/times:  July 29 and August 5, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. MST Registration deadline: July 29

Welcome to NAU's Anesthesiology CE for licensed dental hygienists, my name is Vicki Penna.  Below, on this page, you will find the file labeled, "Course Overview" which explains what you can expect from this course.  You may click on the link, "About the Instructor" to learn about me.  Below, you will see a video titled, "Intro to Anesthesia CE".  Please click on that 2-minute video to learn more about this course.

 

• Click here for the course syllabus:Online Anesthesiology Syllabus, 3 credit course

 

 

Equitable Advisors Investment Concepts (LIVE ONLINE VIA ZOOM or IN PERSON) Become familiar with the concepts and practice of financial planning. This course provides an overview of the financial planning process and offers guidance for managing a client's risk. This course is not for credit and counts toward completion of the Certified Financial Planner certificate program. You will have support and feedback from the instructor throughout the course. Program Information The W. A. Franke College of Business commits to helping finance professionals advance their careers in the finance industry through non-credit programs and professional paths. Beginning in 2022 NAU is offering a non-credit certificate in financial planning. This will allow you to complete the courses you need at a reduced rate. The program can be completed in 1 year. You will receive a digital badge upon completion of each course. Requirements to Practice as a CFP There are additional requirements outside of the coursework provided by NAU to practice as a CFP® which include:

• Bachelor’s degree
• Complete CFP Board-approved coursework (NAU courses are board-approved)
• Pass the CFP exam
• Complete 6,000 hours of professional experience related to the financial planning process or 4,000 hours of apprenticeship experience that meets additional requirements
• Experience may be gained before or after you take the CFP exam

This course is offered Live, online via Zoom, or in person, if you prefer at North Valley Campus, Phoenix, 15451 N. 28th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85053. Additionally, you may access course materials on Blackboard Learn upon registration. The course begins on February 28  and ends on April 18. For more information, contact: ContinuingEd@nau.edu .

  Foundations in Greenhouse Gas Accounting - I (ONLINE, SELF-PACED) In this course, you will be introduced to the emerging field of GHG emissions accounting and develop the skills needed to identify, verify, and report a corporation's GHG emissions. Increasingly businesses are recognizing that tracking and managing GHG emissions can result in measurable environmental, social, and economic benefits. You will be introduced to the basic skills and techniques needed to generate GHG emissions inventories for entities or corporations, including the requirements for reporting and verifying entity-level direct emissions (e.g., Scope 1) and indirect emissions from purchased electricity (e.g., Scope 2). This is the first course in a series of four courses that satisfy the requirements for the Professional Certificate in Greenhouse Gas Accounting. About this program: Over the past decade, there has been steady growth in climate action by corporations, with many large companies (e.g., Microsoft, Walmart, Target, Ford Motor Company, Honda) setting ambitious, long-term GHG emission reduction and/or “net-zero” emission targets. Companies see aggressive emission reduction goals as good for business and a way to market themselves as climate-friendly. However, companies cannot manage what they don’t measure. Therefore, the need for skilled GHG accountants is growing exponentially. In addition, in March of 2022, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed a rule change that would require all publicly traded companies in the U.S. to report their climate-related financial risk. The SEC proposed rule would also require companies to disclose their GHG emissions inventory, which has become a commonly used metric to assess a company’s climate-related risk or exposure. Companies are increasingly being scrutinized by the insurance industry, consumers, and investors - all of which view GHG emissions as a liability and an increased financial risk. For companies to remain compliant with the SEC’s new proposed rule, they will either need employees trained in the specifics of GHG accounting or must hire consultants with this expertise – both of which will further increase the workforce demand for individuals with robust training in GHG Accounting methodologies. Given the scale and challenges imposed by climate change, there is a strong need for professionals with robust skills in tracking, reporting, and managing GHG emissions. The non-credit Certificate in GHG Accounting includes four (4) courses that were designed in collaboration with industry professionals. Each course is online and students move at their own pace. The courses are designed to be taken in series with content building on previous courses in order to promote skill development and proficiency in GHG accounting. The courses are all online and self-paced so you can complete them at your own convenience. We anticipate that most individuals can complete all four courses and earn a certificate within about 4 to 8 months, depending on how much time they devote each week. Each individual course is $499 and has an expiration date of 6 months. You will receive a digital badge upon completion of each course and a certificate from NAU at the end of the 4-course series. This course is offered online and is self-paced. The course begins upon registration. You will have 6 months to complete this course, although most students will complete it within 1-2 months. For more information, contact: ContinuingEd@nau.edu.