As a result, you will not see experiential types of courses being offered in this type of format. In addition, a student must complete and return an evaluation of the course. Students will also have the opportunity of posting questions for faculty or other student participants, and may also participate in monthly chat room events. Active students will be notified of times and dates for such activities. Our faculty have been and will be selected for their expertise in various content areas that are important to addiction professionals.
Many courses are original works of the instructor.
Other courses are adapted from federally produced works that are research based and widely accepted in the addictions field as being appropriate and proven. All coursework is suitable for any health and human services professional seeking information or continuing education credits in the field of addictions. There is no additional charge for Internet formatted materials. The cost of a course will be posted with each brief course description. Most states currently allow between 12 and 20 hours of basic or continuing education hours to be obtained in a distance format.